Welcome to Exmoor National Park
Situated in the south west of Britain, Exmoor National Park contains an amazing variety of landscapes within its 267 square miles. A unique landscape of moorland, woodland, valleys and farmland, shaped by people and nature over thousands of years. Where high cliffs plunge into the Bristol Channel, and cosy pubs and tearooms offer delicious local produce.
Exmoor’s Biodiversity

White Clawed Crayfish
Our native crayfish Austropotamobius pallipes has a very restricted distribution on Exmoor, and here, as in the rest of the UK is threatened by its brash non-native, larger american cousin the signal Crayfish which carries a deadly disease called crayfish plague which has decimated populations of native crayfish. More on this species from the Environment Agency
Latest Planning Applications
- Brompton Regis - 6/3/13/108 Thursday 23 May
- Withypool - 6/42/13/106 Thursday 23 May
- Lynton and Lynmouth - 62/41/13/023 Thursday 23 May
- Monksilver - 6/23/13/101LB Thursday 23 May
- Nettlecombe - 6/24/13/102LB Thursday 23 May
Upcoming Events
- Simonsbath Festival Art Exhibition 4th May 2013
- Advanced Understanding of Mire Plants and Communities 24th May 2013
- Hunting of the Earl of Rone 24th May 2013
- Morebath Church Flower Festival 25th May 2013
- Family Camp 25th May 2013
- What's on this week
- What's on this month
Places of Interest

- Withypool
Withypool is a small village with pub, shop and toilets in a beautiful setting overlooking the Barle valley and heathland of Withypool Common.
See on map
Committee meetings - agendas and reports
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