Burrow Farm Garden Retreat - Valley View
East Devon
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Couples and solo travellers looking for a quiet retreat will find Burrow Farm Garden Retreat - Valley View a peaceful base. The single bedroom sleeps two, with a ground floor layout that opens onto your own garden patio. The open plan living space has a wood-burning stove, Freeview TV, and a kitchen equipped for proper cooking rather than holiday shortcuts. Heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and wifi are all included, and one car can park on site.
The property sits within 10 acres of landscaped grounds that include a lake and pond. The wider gardens are open to the public in summer and feature extensive plant collections and wildlife. On-site there's a tea room and plant nursery, both useful if you're planning to spend time exploring the grounds themselves or simply want refreshment without leaving the property. The setting is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Blackdown Hills, roughly 1.75 miles from the nearest shops, pub and restaurant.
The Jurassic Coast is within reach for day trips, as are Lyme Regis, Beer, Seaton and Sidmouth. Exeter's cathedral and city attractions lie further afield. Country walks and village pubs are typical of the surrounding area. Pets are welcome and stay free. No smoking inside.
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Check-in & check-out
Arrive after 15:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
Went to Burrow Farm gardens on a whim and glad we did. We ate at the cafe which was reasonably priced. You order and then the bring the food to your table. We had paninis and they were nice. Once we finished the food we thought we would wonder the gardens. It's a fairly large site and took over a hour to wonder around. There are some hilly parts to be aware of and there are plenty of seating dotted about the site if you get tired. I really enjoyed the boggy area and mini lake. Lots of wildlife and we even saw a hummingbird moth. The staff were really helpful and explained how to get the most out of the walk. Well recommended.
a month ago · via Google
It was my treat. We met up with family. Wonderful time of the year 2 be walking around the gardens. A plant sale was on too. Nice friendly staff. Clean loo's, & cafe. All good. Thank you, for working so hard 2 make it be a great day.
a month ago · via Google
What a wonderful place this is to visit and admire the amazing gardens. Such a variety of plants. Truly amazing. This is by far the best garden we have visited in a long time, and dog friendly too.The staff were friendly and very informative. We will definitely be going back again on our next visit to the Wes5 Country.
2 months ago · via Google
Absolutely love visiting Burrow farm, we have a season pass as we visit a few times through the year. The gardens have so many calm and lovely places to stand and watch the world go by. Perfect for a place to take the dogs for a walk. We always stop to have a bite to eat, lovely lunches always served by friendly happy staff. Also love to buy a plant or two to take home with us.
2 months ago · via Google
Visitors say these gardens are beautiful and immaculately kept, featuring a wide variety of plants, flowers, and trees, along with a lake and diverse wildlife. They also highlight the excellent tea room, which offers delicious food and drinks, and the well-stocked gift shop and plant nursery. Guests mention the friendly and knowledgeable staff, the reasonable prices, and the clean restrooms.
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