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The Blackcock Inn
Yeo Valley Holiday Park
Molland

South Molton
Devon

EX36 3NW
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The Blackcock Inn is situated in a beautiful secluded valley just south of Exmoor National Park, Devon. The Blackcock Inn retains its great olden day charm including inglenook fireplaces, log fire and beamed ceilings. Real ales and delicious home cooked meals are served 7 days a week. We have a family room and big plasma screen tv, plus live music every other saturday night. Decide on North Devon for your holiday and you'll be spoilt for choice. From the miles of fabulous golden beaches to the wild moorlands of Exmoor, from tiny villages tucked away in hidden valleys to bustling seaside towns, North Devon has it all. You can follow deep winding lanes through North Devon's beautiful rolling countryside to discover bustling market towns and tranquil villages with picturesque thatched cottages. You could visit Holsworthy and Hatherleigh, delightful bases for the greenest of green holidays - cycling, rambling, horse riding and fishing, or South Molton, once famed for its sheep fairs and now a thriving centre of the arts and antique trades. Exmoor has its own powerful atmosphere, with a history going back millions of years. Its combination of rugged coastline with dramatic cliffs, ancient woodland and expanses of open moorland roamed by wild ponies and deer proves an enduring attraction. It is home to many rare and important species of plants, birds and animals, a treat for all nature lovers.

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