A 2h-2.5hr/4 mile guided walk, exploring the hills and landscape that surround the historical village of Dunster.

Join a guided walk leader and explore the picturesque landscape around Dunster.

A 2- 2.5hr/4 mile guided walk, taking in the historical sites of Dunster village and the breathtaking views above the village from the ancient hillforts of Grabbist Hill and Bat’s Castle.

Accessibility: The walk route includes some steep inclines, over uneven ground. A moderate level of fitness is required.

Please ensure you wear suitable outdoor clothing and walking boots.

Dogs on short leads allowed.

Booking recommended. Walk starts at the National Park Centre Dunster.

Free event - donations welcome (for the CareMoor for Exmoor scheme supporting heritage, nature and access projects on Exmoor).

Easter Craft Fair with 25 local artisan producers ranging from various arts, dog apparel and jewellery to beer, cocktails, chocolate and more.  All stalls will offer a unique product, with no duplication.  This is the third Easter event we've held and they're always popular, attracting high quality small businesses.

Come and find out more about the world famous Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, how it worked and how it’s being restored. We’ll have volunteers on-hand and some special artefacts from the original line so you can learn about the little steam trains and re-live history.  This interactive talk launches our exhibition on the history of the railway running from 6^th April to the 21^st May 2026 at the Exmoor National Park Centre in Lynmouth. Just drop in. Free admission

Join a guided walk leader on a 2 hr walk and discover the many ways in which water has shaped life in this coastal community.From rivers to the sea, discover how water has shaped life in this picturesque coastal community, from its roots as a small fishing village, to the growth of tourism and the impact of nature.A 2 hour walk on fairly even ground. Starts at Lynmouth National Park Centre.Dogs on short leads allowed.Booking advisable.Free event with - donation welcome to our CareMoor for Exmoor scheme supporting heritage, nature and access projects on Exmoor. For more information: Lynmouth National Park Centre Tel: 01598 752509

Come and find out more about the world famous Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, how it worked and how it’s being restored. We’ll have volunteers on-hand and some special artefacts from the original line so you can learn about the little steam trains and re-live history.  This interactive talk launches our exhibition on the history of the railway running from 6^th April to the 21^st May 2026 at the Exmoor National Park Centre in Lynmouth. Just drop in. Free admission

Hear about the trials and successes of managing the planting and maintenance on the steep slopes and terraces below the castle, and the challenges of this coastal climate. Be inspired to  emulate some ideas in your own garden.

£5 to include refreshments, or feel free to bring your own. No booking required - just turn up.  Any questions, contact unity@exmoorwildswim.co.uk for more information.

Village car park opposite the hall. Funds to go to National Trust and hall upkeep costs.

Winstitchen Farm, Picked Stones, Landacre Lane, Cow Castle and returning to Simonsbath beside the beautiful River Barle. A walk with some steady ascents and descents, and fine views.

A 2hr guided walk around a village steeped in history, starting from the National Park Centre Dunster.
Accessibility: The walk route includes some gentle inclines around the village lanes and passes over some uneven ground towards the end of the route. The route can be adapted - if you have a particular mobility requirement please contact Dunster National Park Centre prior to booking for further information - tel: 01643 821835.
Please ensure you bring suitable outdoor clothing and stout footwear.
Dogs on short leads allowed.
Booking recommended.

A talk by Rob Wilson-North, Head of Access, Engagement and Estates for Exmoor National Park Authority. Tea and Coffee will be provided. Free admission, donations to CareMoor welcome.

Two unforgettable days exploring Exmoor National Park on foot with an off grid overnight camp out - borrow kit or BYO!

Saturday 18th July 2026, 10am - 12pm - Honeysuckle

Join the North Devon Astronomical Society  for an  evening of Astronomy and Exploration. Astronomy talk with Dr Philip Appleton, Senior Research Scientist at IPAC/Caltech, California. Discover the secrets of the Cosmos with the James Webb Space Telescope. A fantastic evening for anyone interest in Astronomy and Science.

Free of Charge and no booking required.

In this relaxed and friendly workshop you will learn the intermediate willow weaving techniques and finishings to create a traditional stake and strand round basket, including 3 rod wale, French rand and 1/1 rod borders, using locally grown willow. This is a perfect next step in learning the art of willow weaving and is ideal for those who have completed our beginners basket workshop or those who already have a familiarity with weaving. The intermediate workshop will hone your weaving skills with more focus on precision and technique in order to achieve a flawless finish. This workshop is an intermediate level, if you are looking for a beginners level then please check out our beginners willow weaving workshop.

Dates:

Saturday 25th April 2026, 10:00am – 1:00pm
Saturday 14th November 2026, 10:00am – 1:00pm

Cost: £45 per person

We visit the  iron mines near Beulah Chapel, the winding house, and the old village of Brendon. We see the remains of the railway built to carry the ore to Watchet for shipment to south Wales. Then we walk down part of the Incline, steep, spectacular, but optional and return to Ralegh's Cross Inn. Boots and rainwear are needed. Dogs on leads only with permission. www.westsomersetmineralrailway.org.uk, www.wsmr.org.uk information only. 'Book through The Exmoor Society, or Phil Gannon 01984 640892, with a similar donation