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Westward Ho! is located alongside two miles of sandy beach, from which we are just a five minute walk along the promenade.
The village itself has many independent shops, eateries, pubs and mini supermarkets.
We are on the South West Coast Path which will take you along breathtakingly stunning walks from along to the nice and gentle Cornborough Hills or a five hour hike to Clovelley. Bring or rent a bike and take advantage of the Tarka trail, 32 miles of former railway which has been converted to a cycle friendly route an ever-changing variety of some of the wonderful Devon scenery, including tranquil countryside, wooded river valleys, rugged moorland and dramatic coast.
Uniquely, this town is the only place in Britain to have been named after a book (an adventure novel by Charles Kingsley) and the only town in Britain whose name ends with an exclamation mark. A special place for your holiday!
Once the site of a Mesolithic forest (now submerged under the sea but dating back to 10,000 years ago), Construction of the town began in 1865 during the Victorian era and was built in a style typical of resort towns in the 19th-Century.
Rudyard Kipling’s family moved to Westward Ho and he in 1878 attended The United Services Collage before becoming one of the most famous writers ever. With titles like "Jungle Book" and poems like "If“
In 1887, John Bartholomew's Gazetteer of the British Isles described Westward Ho! like this:
Westward Ho!, coast vil., Northam par., Devon, on E. side of Bideford Bay, 3 miles NW. of Bideford; P.O., T.O.; was founded about the year 1867, and has risen rapidly in favour as a watering-place, for which it possesses many facilities.

Good news for our guests walk to the centre of town to use the Stagecoach service, so no stress, to get where you need to be is far easier as Westward Ho! has 4 bus routes to find out if what time and from where buses are leaving in Westward Ho!. Use city visitor for Westward Ho! point you in the right direction for public transport offering Bus Timetables.