Exmoor Holidays, Maxwelton & Bracken Apartment in Porlock have 4 nights available this October half term, from Tuesday 21 October until Saturday 25 October – book now to secure your last minute family vacation.
| As the days grow shorter and the Exmoor hills turn to shades of gold and amber, Porlock becomes the perfect place to slow down and reconnect. Whether you’re looking for family adventures, peaceful walks, or just a fireside pint, October Half Term is a magical time to visit this charming coastal village in the heart of Exmoor National Park. Explore Exmoor’s Autumn Landscapes Walk the Porlock Weir to Culbone Church trail (South West Coastal Path) to the smallest parish church in England. Stroll through Horner Woods, full of ancient trees and wildlife. Experience the Exmoor Dark Skies Festival which runs from 17 October to 2 November Wildlife and Outdoor Adventures October is the peak of Red Deer Rutting Season so keep your camera at the ready when exploring Exmoor National Park. We would love you to tag @Exmoorholidays on Instagram and Facebook in your wildlife shots. Try pony trekking or mountain biking over spectacular Exmoor countryside, or take a hike along the South West Coastal Path, (Have you seen the Salt Path, the film with Gillian Anderson that all the local people are talking about this year?) Visit Dunkery Beacon the highest point in Exmoor, for sweeping autumn views. Webbers Post on the shoulder of Dunkery offers good car parking, wonderful views and easy walking through carpets of golden leaves and pines. Cosy Village Life Browse Porlock’s independent shops and galleries.Enjoy a hearty meal at our nearest pub, The Top Ship, which is steeped in history and only a couple of minutes walk from our front doorRelax and enjoy our beautiful sea views and log burning stove. Family-Friendly Fun Explore Porlock Bay at low tide for beachcombing. Check for local half-term events — pumpkin trails, craft markets, or storytelling evenings. Nearby Dunster Castle has the School of Magic Spellbound Familiars Trail, Medieval Tours and Seige of Dunster or enjoy the Pumpkin Trail at Lynton an Lynmouth.Tip: Bring waterproofs and walking boots — October weather on Exmoor can change quickly, but that’s part of its charm! For a real treat, after taking a coastal stroll to Bossington, stop at Kitnors Tea Room for homemade cake after your walk. |