We come here with our three young children each year. This is the best value day out in Devon. All you do is pay for parking and that’s it. Pack a packed lunch and a bag of snacks, bring plenty of water and hit the trails. We took the yellow butterfly trail this time which was great for our three who are 4,6 and 8. The woodland is beautiful and very well maintained. Fantastic exploring to be done all over the place. You can spend a whole day here and bring the kids home tiered ready to sleep. Great coffee too! We will be back.

Great place for w stroll in nature! Went here with four adults and four children. Bought a picnic worh us, lots of seating yhere for it. My wife bought some cheesy chips for £5.50 large portion but expensive I thought. The woods were lovely. We took the gruffalo trail which was about 1.5 miles long and took about an hour fifteen. Loads of bikes around that you could hire if you wanted. It had its own bike trails and courses that looked cool, if my kids were older would definitely have taken advantage of this There is lots of room for parking. However price is high as is expected £5 for two hours, £6.50 for 2-6 hours I believe. All in all, a nice time, I would say its easily half a days activity but can be pushed to a day if using bikes/bring outdoor toys. Dogs welcome on leads and free water at the main cafe/toilet area.

Visited with 6 adults,1 child,1 toddler and 2 dogs We chose to do the Gruffalo trail for the 6 year old which we found took about an hour but it kept the attention throughout. We had let the dogs off the lead which was really good as others had also let their dogs off. There is a playground at the end of the trail There is a Go ape there which we didn’t participate it but seemed very popular. This a huge place of which we didn’t see I think if you liked walking and cycling you could stay the whole day. We finished with a coffee at then end from the cafe. Good afternoon out definitely recommend