Coldharbour Mill (3.1 miles)
Take a tour of this 200-year-old spinning mill and see yarn being produced on spinning frames and power looms. There is also a restaurant, picnic areas and a shop selling goods manufactured at the mill.

Southwest Adventures (4.8 miles)
Mal Dickson is a qualified mounatineering instructor who has been providing rock climbing courses to small groups in Devon and Cornwall for the past eight years. From their base in Devon, Southwest Adventures have access to many of the South West's best climbing areas, including Dartmoor, the North Devon coast and Cornwall's north coast.

Mid Devon Hire Boats & Moorings (5.5 miles)
Mid Devon Hire Boats & Moorings who supply a luxury 5 berth Narrowboat for holidays and short breaks on the Grand Western Canal within a Country Park and local nature reserve.

Escot (5.8 miles)
Originally set out by English landscape architect Capability Brown, Escot has more recently come under the green fingers of land artist and television gardener Ivan Hicks. Nature lovers can enjoy the natural historical gardens or the walks and trails in the fantasy woodlands that surround the stately home on this rural Devon estate. Pit your wits in the beech tree maze, see a traditional blacksmith at work, visit the wild boar, the red squirrels or, if you prefer your animals a little fluffier, pay a visit to pets corner. Homemade refreshments are served in the Coach House restaurant.

Tiverton Golf Club (6.1 miles)
Known as one of the south west's most formidable courses.

Tiverton Canal Company (6.9 miles)
Great for when you really want to slow the pace of life - horse drawn narrowboat trips on the Grand Western Canal. Built in 1814, the canal is now a Local Nature Reserve, home to an abundance of wildlife including otters, dragonflies, kingfishers and swans. Sit back, relax and enjoy the last horse drawn barge in the South West.