Harvesting Figs, Blackberries, Apples & Tomatoes
September is a great month to make the most of natures harvest; apples and blackberries to make a delicious compote, whilst elderberries & figs are made into scrummy homemade jam for you to sample whilst staying in the B&B rooms or camping on one of the three pitches, each with their own bathrooms.
Whilst staying at Huxtable Farm during September you are very welcome to pick some apples and blackberries to take home or spot some fabulous fungi around the farm.
There are still some dates available in the B&B and the camping pitches during September.
Woody Bay Train Station
Here’s some ideas of what to do & see on your visit to North Devon & Exmoor during September.
If you wish to have a car free day there are so many free things you can do at Huxtable Farm B&B
Enjoy an autumnal walks from Huxtable Farm, through wooded valleys (Coombes) and enjoy the glorious golden, autumnal colours of the tree canopy.
Coombe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park
Coombe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park
Visit the fabulous Beaches of North Devon , take a scenic walk (Walking in North Devon) or here is a link to some ideas for days out with the family.
There are so many beautiful Gardens to visit in North Devon; Castle Hill gardens 2 miles from Huxtable Farm B&B, Marwood Hill Gardens, Tapely Park Instow, not forgetting RHS Rosemoor near Torrington, you will be spoilt for choice
Dartington Crystal, glassware company great to visit any time of year, watch the glass blowers, have a go at painting glass or browse the shop for a gift for a special person.
Events taking place in North Devon during September;-
Books by North Devon Authors
Barnstaple Carnival 17th September
15th – 25th September: – Appledore Book Festival – A chance to meet your favourite author!
Here at Huxtable Farm we giving all who stay here a free copy of our book ‘Huxtable The Story of a Devon Farm’, telling you all about the farm, it’s history, Huxtable ancestry and its neighbours!
Antony & Jackie look forward to welcoming you to Huxtable Farm.
