Falcon Lodge 12, Clovelly Lakes, is a wonderful four-bedroom lakeside lodge perfectly positioned for creating cherished family memories and unforgettable holiday moments. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, a microwave, dishwasher, and washing machine – everything needed to prepare delicious home-cooked meals during your stay. Step through into the spacious open-plan lounge and diner, where comfortable seating invites you to unwind and relax whilst enjoying your favourite television programmes with loved ones.
Venture outside onto the expansive balcony wrapping around the entire property – ideal for savouring morning coffee with countryside views or enjoying al fresco dining as the sun sets over the tranquil waters. The enclosed lawn area provides wonderful space for children and pets to explore safely and play freely amongst nature. Discover four beautifully appointed bedrooms: two doubles and two twins, with two offering absolutely delightful views across the peaceful lake. Complete with a luxurious Jacuzzi bathroom and separate shower room, comfort is assured throughout your entire getaway.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of water lapping against the shore, sunlight streaming across your bedroom, and spending the day exploring everything the lodge and its grounds offer. Picture your family enjoying lazy lunches on the balcony, children playing safely on the enclosed lawn, and peaceful evenings watching wildlife as day turns to dusk. This is the essence of a true lakeside retreat.
Falcon Lodge 12, Clovelly Lakes, is perfectly positioned to explore wonderful attractions surrounding Higher Clovelly and the beautiful North Devon region. The Milky Way Adventure Park (2 km) offers thrilling indoor and outdoor rides, spectacular shows, and exciting play areas, including the exhilarating Blast Quest and the fascinating North Devon Bird of Prey Centre – perfect for families seeking adventure and wonder throughout the day. For those keen to learn new skills, Westward Waves Surf School in Westward Ho! (15 km) welcomes guests of all abilities with friendly, experienced instructors ready to share the joy of surfing. Further afield, discover the exquisite craftsmanship of Dartington Crystal in Great Torrington (18 km), where master artisans create stunning glass masterpieces right before your eyes and visitors can design their own unique creations. Woolley Animals Alpaca Walking in Winkleigh (31 km) provides a delightful experience for all ages – cuddle friendly goats, meet miniature ponies and donkeys, and encounter the rare Swiss Valais Blacknose Sheep.
The historic Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway (49 km) showcases impressive engineering brilliance with its unique water-powered funicular system, where the weight of water in the upper car pulls the lower car up the steep 263-metre track. Enjoy absolutely breathtaking coastal views over the Bristol Channel and rugged Exmoor coastline during your scenic journey. Venture to Castle Drogo near Drewsteignton, a 52-kilometre drive away, to explore Sir Edwin Lutyens' dramatic 20th-century castle – the last castle built in England. This National Trust property features granite architecture set within colourful formal gardens, ancient oak woodlands, and offers spectacular views across the Teign Gorge. For thrill-seekers, North Devon Hawk Walks in Blacklands is 55 kilometres away and offers extraordinary experiences flying majestic birds of prey including hawks, owls, and falcons whilst learning about their natural hunting behaviours in the beautiful Devon countryside.
Nearby, charming Holsworthy (19 km) is a delightful market town nestled amidst rolling Devon countryside, offering visitors a glimpse of authentic rural England with its traditional weekly markets and welcoming local pubs. The town serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding farmland and ancient woodlands. Further afield, Tavistock beckons with a 51-kilometre drive through spectacular moorland scenery. This historic stannary town, once central to Devon's tin mining industry, now charms visitors with its world-famous cream teas served in quaint tearooms, magnificent medieval architecture, and rich industrial heritage that tells the fascinating story of England's mining past.
