The Island of Lundy
Located due west of Lower Campscott in the Bristol Channel, the island of Lundy is a rocky outcrop with a unique ecological footprint and a vibrant history full of shipwrecks,…
The Salt Path Comes to North Devon
When Raynor Winn’s The Salt Path was first published, it struck a deep chord with so many people—especially those of us lucky enough to call the South West home. Her…
Child Friendly Holidays in North Devon
Looking for child friendly holidays in North Devon that tick all the boxes? Whether you're dreaming of beach days, countryside rambles, or fun-packed attractions for the whole family, North Devon…
North Devon Museums – Our local heritage
Between rugged coastpaths, golden sandy beaches and woodland walks it can sometimes seem like the only thing you can do in North Devon is appreciate the beautiful scenery, but nothing…
Food in Devon – Showcasing Local Devon Produce
At Lower Campscott Farm, one of our core values is keeping our environmental impact as low as possible, and our farm shops showcase of some of the wonderful food in…
Lee Bay History: Smugglers & Shipwrecks | Lower Campscott
If you’re looking for the perfect combination of quaint village charm and stunning rugged scenery, you can’t do much better than Lee Bay. Located just a brisk walk from our…
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