Blossom Hill Lodges - Devon

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Blossom Hill Lodges offers luxury holiday lodges and log cabins for holiday rental. Set close to the Blackdown Hills in East Devon's green heart, this outstanding collection of lodges nestles in a vast private estate boasting 40 acres of mature woodland, affording wonderful walks alongside meandering streams and shimmering lakes.

Blossom Hill Lodges offers the following facilities.

Pet Friendly Lodges

There is no reason to leave your pets behind because at Blossom Hill Lodges some lodge accommodation welcomes well behaved pets. Blossom Hill Lodges understands that a family holiday means all the members of your family including your dog. You also get to save money as well as we all know that kenels can be pretty expensive. There is also plenty to do around Honiton for both you and your dog.

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Description

Set close to the Blackdown Hills in East Devon's green heart, this outstanding collection of lodges nestles in a vast private estate boasting 40 acres of mature woodland, affording wonderful walks alongside meandering streams and shimmering lakes. Perfect for soaking up the area's renowned tranquillity and natural beauty.The Jurassic coastline is nearby, together with a host of quaint market and coastal towns.

The local area around Blossom Hill Lodges & Devon

Explore the South Hams - beautiful tranquil country, dotted with thatched cottages, traditional Devon longhouses and delightful old estuary towns, all just an easy drive from a holiday in South Devon. At Plymouth, the National Marine Aquarium makes a fascinating outing and venturing inland you come to Dartmoor’s rugged landscape where wild ponies graze and sleepy villages nestle in hidden valleys, while the city of Exeter boasts excellent shopping and a thriving arts scene. And all over South Devon there are cafes and tearooms serving fresh, local produce - and delicious cream teas!

Accommodation & Prices

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