The Local Area

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What to do and where to stay?

Quince Honey Farm sits just outside the historic market town of South Molton. The town is known as ‘The Gateway to Exmoor’ located just a stones thrown from the beautiful moors of the National Park.

The market town is right in the heart of the Devon countryside and offers a lot of independent boutique shops. The town is known for it’s vibrant market days – which are a must if you visit on either a Thursday or a Saturday.

There are plenty of places to eat and drink including country pubs and cafes as well as other great local attractions. We’ve put together a handy guide of the best this region has to offer. We hope to see you soon!

Visitor Resources

These links below contain a treasure trove of information on the local area, it’s attractions or points of interest. Remember that we’re super dog-friendly so your four-legged friends can visit us too!

Nearby Accommodation

The links below take you to some of the best accommodation options in the local area. We hope to welcome you to our beautiful part of the country very soon.

The gateway to Exmoor and the Coast…

Quince Honey Farm is perfectly positioned on the edge of the ancient market town of South Molton. Described as “the gateway to Exmoor”, it provides easy access to many of our region’s best bits!

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"Rocky bluffs, daring goats and picture postcard views..."

The Valley of the Rocks

The Valley of the Rocks is a stunning section of coastline on the northern edge of Exmoor. It’s unusual from a geologic perspective as the valley runs parallel to the coastline, which boasts the highest sea cliffs in England. With incredible views from the coast path, take in the salty sea air and why not stop by the see if you can find the ‘White Lady’ near the top.

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"Many of our bees call this stunning national park home"

Exmoor National Park

The home of our Heather Honey, Exmoor is a stunning moorland area covering nearly 700km squared. Keep your eyes peeled for the beautiful Exmoor Ponies and majestic red deer, just two examples of the wonderful wildlife you could come across. There’s fantastic walking routes and good old fashioned pubs – a great way to get away from it all.

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''The gateway to Exmoor''

South Molton Town

South Molton is often referred to as the gateway to Exmoor. With its quiet setting it is a great base to explore the moor and the surrounding areas.

South Molton is a popular market town, there are a small number of local shops and a focus on markets. There is a main market during the week and an extra pannier market at a weekend. The town has built a reputation for its cafes serving locally sourced food and the independent shops and market stalls sell everything from handmade chocolates to locally crafted home ware.
While your visiting the honey farm then why not pop in to town…

"The region's capital and a haven for foodies and shoppers"

Barnstaple Town

An ancient market town, Barnstaple boasts a flourishing Pannier Market to peruse which is right next to the bustling Butchers Row, filled with delicatessens, cafes and local delights. Explore the High Street and Green Lanes shopping centre and wander down for a riverside walk. There’s plenty of great eateries too!

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“If you’d like to see your guide or accommodation listed here, please get in touch with us using the details on the contact page.”

Ian Wallace, QHF Partner

Whether the weather be fine…

…or whether the weather be not, visit Quince whether it’s cold, warm or hot!

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