Exmoor National Park is a locale blessed with unique landscapes of moorlands, farmlands & cliffs. Basking in its picturesque coastal views, one can spend the day hiking on the cliffs, camping or even fishing in the fast moving streams. The vast expanse of moorlands gives a sense of peace and tranquility to the visitors. At nights, skygazing is an absolutely enjoyable experience for the campers.
The myriad of colors within the landscapes of Exmoor are captivating. To enhance its beauty, it is also noted for its diverse wildlife. The national park houses a variety of lichens, butterflies and other species. On a lucky day, one might be able to spot the local wild red deer. Additionally, at Nutcombe Bottom, near Dunster, there is a Douglas Fir that is recorded in the Guinness Book of Records as the "tallest tree in England".
