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Located in Devon's Teignbridge District, the historic wool town of Chudleigh offers visitors a wealth of cultural and natural attractions. Several Saxon place names survive to this day in the town, and there are other historical attractions like the caves at Rock and an Iron Age hillfort that overlooks the area. There is a wide variety of services available in Chudleigh to facilitate a self-catered vacation, including two pubs, an English restaurant, convenience stores, quaint shops, and much more. Situated between the towns of Dunsford (in the north) and Chudleigh (in the south), the Teign Valley is a stunning, steep, wooded valley on the eastern slope of Dartmoor National Park. Hilly terrain, open fields, winding rivers, and picturesque thatched cottages characterise the area surrounding the picturesque villages of Christow, Lower and Higher Ashton, Dunsford, and Hennock. Everything in and around Chudleigh is a walker's paradise, with beautiful scenery at every turn. Feeling more active? There's rock climbing, kayaking on the River Teign, mountain biking, and hiking all throughout the area and farther beyond. Spend the day at the beach in Dawlish, a classic British coastal resort with a wide range of family-friendly activities and sights, including the famously stunning black swans, who can be found at The Lawn and Brook. Plan a day trip to the historic city of Exeter and explore the marvels of its Gothic cathedral, Exeter Castle, and many other sites. If you want to see both the shore and the countryside of Devon, Chudleigh is the best option, as it is close to the Dartmoor National Park and the exciting cities of Newton Abbot, Torquay, and Paignton.