Walk - Bossington Family Adventure
2.7 miles (4.3 km)
Bossington car park Bossington car park
Moderate -
*please note that that online registration is now closed for this event, cash donations will be accepted for the on the day sign ups*
Date & time:
Saturday 7th October 2017. Start 11.00 am. Estimated finish 1.00 pm
Location:
Bossington car park, TA24 8HF
Description:
Enjoy a family-friendly circular walk along the South West Coast Path and surrounding countryside from idyllic Bossington. Climb up to Hurlstone point, a top spot for wildlife spotting, before following the coast path down for seaside fun on Bossington Beach.
Difficulty & Terrain:
Suitable for willing little legs. You’ll be climbing a huge hill – but that’s no. 28 of 50 things completed!
Participants:
Maximum 20 people including parents
*please note that that online registration is now closed for this event, cash donations will be accepted for the on the day sign ups*
There are a range of wonderful places to lay your head near the Coast Path for a well-earned sleep. From large and luxurious hotels, to small and personable B&B's, as well as self-catering options and campsites. The businesses that support the Path, where you've chosen to visit, are listed here.
Bossington Hall Luxury B&B and Bunkhouse
With breathtaking views and 9 superb rooms, Tennis and Squash, and a private bar for the evening, or for a more affordable option, look at our Bunkhouse rooms.
Bossington Bunkhouse
The only hostel on the northern Exmoor section. 5 private rooms set within Bossington Hall, 0.5 mile from the Path. From £47.50pp, linen included, never shared with strangers. Licensed honesty shop with hot meals, beer & breakfast. SINGLE NIGHTS
Sparkhayes Farm Campsite
Family site-5 minute walk to the village and its shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants. 20 minute walk down to the sea on the South West Coast Path.
The Cottage B&B
A cosy, luxurious, historic and friendly B&B in the heart of the village, close to all amenities
Myrtle Cottage B&B
A comfortable thatched cottage built over 400 years ago, bursting with character and charm. All rooms en-suite, SW Tourism award winner 2024.
You'll be spoilt for choice for where to eat and drink along the Path. With lots of local seasonal food on offer, fresh from the farm, field and waters. Try our local ales, ciders, wines and spirits, increasing in variety by the year, as you sit in a cosy pub, fine dining restaurant or chilled café on the beach. The businesses that support the Path, where you've chosen to visit, are listed here.
Kitnors Tea Garden
Set in the heart of Bossington village, our spacious Orchard Tea Garden provides a tranquil space for walkers (and their dogs!) to relax, unwind and rejuvenate.
Harbour House Coffee Shop
SWCP Passport Stamping Station - Coffee Shop/Cafe next to South West Coast Path, Porlock Weir, Exmoor, FREE water refills, healthy eat-in/takeaway menu incl Vegan/Veggie
Jubilee Cafe and Crazy Golf
Join us at the start of the South West Coastal Path for your stamp and an all day breakfast, fish and chips or ice cream as you begin your journey. We have a dog menu too
What is on your list of things to do when you visit the Path? From walking companies, to help you tailor your visit, with itineraries and experts to enhance your visit, to baggage transfer companies and visitor attractions there are lots to people and places to help you decide what you'd like to do. The businesses that support the Path, where you've chosen to visit, are listed here.
Porlock Visitor Centre
Porlock Visitor Centre provides a vast array of information for visitors to Porlock Vale, including accommodation booking service, maps, walks, things to see and do.
Our Precious Earth
Multi-award winning sustainable living shop with a large selection of bottles, cups, food containers and cutlery for those on the move.
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