Oak at Waldon Valley Lodges, Bradworthy welcomes you into an open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining space designed for relaxed togetherness. Settle onto comfortable sofas before the crackling wood burner, flick on the Smart TV, or simply enjoy the stereo while the kitchen area hums with activity. Fitted with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher and washing machine, the kitchen offers everything needed to rustle up hearty meals after a day exploring Devon's countryside. The adjoining dining area frames peaceful views across the lake, making every mealtime feel like a quiet retreat.
Step outside onto the enclosed, gated decked balcony, where steps lead directly down to the lake, an idyllic spot for morning coffee, evening drinks, or simply casting a line into the well-stocked waters below. Two comfortable bedrooms, one double and one twin, provide a restful night's sleep for families or groups of friends, with a folding bed available on request for extra guests. The fully fitted bathroom features a shower over the bath and WC. Ample off-road parking sits conveniently close to the lodge, making arrival and unloading effortless after your journey into this tranquil corner of Devon.
Picture lazy mornings spent watching mist rise off the lake, a mug of tea warming your hands on the decked balcony. Days drift by with gentle fishing sessions, woodland walks through seven acres of mixed trees, or a short stroll to Bradworthy's village pub for a well-earned pint. As dusk falls, the wood burner crackles back at the lodge, casting a golden glow over cosy evenings spent together, memories quietly taking shape with every visit.
Oak at Waldon Valley Lodges, Bradworthy sits in a peaceful rural pocket of Devon, close to the Cornish border, with the village itself just a short stroll away for shops, a cafe and a traditional pub. North Devon Wake Park in Buck's Cross (9 km) delivers wakeboarding, Ringo rides, paddleboarding and an aquapark all rolled into one thrilling water sports destination. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (13 km) offers a premier archery experience across themed ranges, blending historical and fantasy elements under expert guidance. The Big Sheep in Abbotsham (16 km) is north Devon's best-loved family attraction, promising rides, live sheep shows and entertainment that guarantees 'ewe' a fantastic day out. Further along, Woolley Animals Alpaca Walking in Winkleigh (29 km) invites you to walk alpacas, cuddle goats, and meet miniature ponies, donkeys and Swiss Valais Blacknose sheep.
Venture a little further afield to discover more of Devon's dramatic landscapes. Heddon Valley (48 km), within Exmoor National Park, rewards visitors with towering cliffs, hidden coves and a beautifully wooded valley ideal for walking. Dartmoor (49 km) spreads out across vast moorland, rich in history and wildlife, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Lydford Gorge (50 km) is a dramatic river gorge cloaked in temperate rainforest, home to the thundering Whitelady Waterfall, the mysterious Devil's Cauldron pothole and rugged walking trails.
Closer to home, the picturesque fishing village of Clovelly (11 km) charms visitors with its steep cobbled streets, unique galleries and an 18th-century hotel boasting sea-view rooms. Meanwhile, Woolacombe (33 km) is a beloved family resort renowned for its surfing beach, which regularly tops Britain's best beaches lists and welcomes dogs all year round on much of its sands.
