North Bradbury Farm offers baby, toddler,child and family friendly farm holiday accommodation in the heart of North Devon, with lots of farm activities and experiences to encourage Early Years Learning.

Situated between the traditional market town of South Molton ‘ The gateway to Exmoor ‘ and the pretty village of Chittlehampton, North Bradbury Farm is located in the middle of beautiful countryside with stunning South facing views. The barn has an airy, contemporary interior and has been divided into two – The Stables and The Cider Barn. Both self catering cottages are fully child friendly with everything from plug covers and stair gates to window catches and changing mats! They are both fully equipped and even have a few touches you might not have expected like a Devon cream tea upon your arrival!

The barn is delightfully placed in the middle of the farm yard surrounded by free range chickens, ducks,dogs, horses and ponies, pigs, geese, a goat and a small flock of sheep. Come and help Farmer Chris feed the animals, collect the eggs, and ride our ponies – a real `hands on’ experience. Then there is always our outdoor heated pool, the three play areas and ten acres to explore!

As well as keeping the children happy we have things for the grown–ups too! A farm shop full of home made and local yummies! Frozen take- away’s, games and DVD’s for a relaxing night in, our home produced meat to barbecue or you could book the baby sitter and go to any of the pubs. There is even clay pigeon shooting and an opportunity to book a massage  – something for everyone!

We are located just a ten minutes drive from the North Devon link road giving perfect access to explore and enjoy Exmoor National Park, the North Devon Coast with it’s lovely award winning beaches, picturesque Towns and Villages and many attractions.

Things to do in North Devon include fabulous walking, cycling, surfing and riding. The area is abundant with wildlife and really has everything to provide you with a truly memorable, happy and fun family holiday!

‘Arrive as guests – leave as friends!’