Cullompton Hotels

Attractions

Coldharbour Mill in nearby Uffculme is a 200 year old working spinning mill built in 1799, and is a rare surviving example of Georgian architecture, industry and enterprise. In 1982 the mill opened as a working museum and continues to produce high-quality knitting yarn on its original period machinery. Visitors can take a tour of the factory to learn about the processes involved, and buy a range of knitting wools and fabrics manufactured exclusively by the mill itself.

Have a unique experience at the Yarak Bird of Prey Centre, where you can enjoy unforgettable flying and learning experiences with hawks, owls, falcons and even majestic eagles.

A park that offers a lot of fun and a very different day out is Diggerland, where children and adults can ride, drive and operate full-size construction machinery. Located just outside the town of Cullompton, it is the perfect place to go for an action-packed day out. Full facilities are available, including a campsite and fishing lake, and there are many rides and vehicle experiences for all ages.

Food and drink

Devon is famous for its cream teas and visitors can enjoy a tranquil experience of one at Pickwicks, located in the town. Serving other high quality traditional food such as lunches, soups and Danish teas in a warm atmosphere, it is the perfect break from shopping or touring.

The Butterleigh Inn is a charming eatery and bed and breakfast located in Cullompton. Visitors looking for a good meal can expect to find a delightfully friendly, solidly traditional Devonshire Inn and a quality evening of food and entertainment.

For great pub food made with fresh local produce, and a wide selection of locally sourced craft beers, try Ashill Inn. Built in 1835, the inn is a Grade II listed public house, situated in the nearby picturesque village of Ashill. It is popular with locals and visitors alike.