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

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).

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

Create a beautiful honey jar flower arrangement in this seasonal workshop, with a cream tea too!

Join our Head Gardener on a tour and flower forage of the Nectar Gardens and grounds at Quince Honey Farm, where you will hunt for a selection of beautiful blooms to create your own bespoke flower arrangements by upcycling our honey jars. Then, enjoy a honey cream team while discovering simple tips and techniques to get the best out of your flowers as well as the secrets to flower design and arranging techniques. Explore how to use texture, colour and movement to create a natural style arrangement. The workshop will also cover flower care, when best to pick flowers and how to prepare and condition them before arranging.

Dates:

Tuesday 9th June  2026, 10:30am – 12:30pm
Saturday 4th July 2026, 10:30am – 12:30pm

Cost: £28 pp

In this talk Nick Lovell will be talking about the development of Lynmouth in the 19th Century and some of the folk who lived there during a period of great change. He will focus on three main pictures from the period, including one showing Lynmouth’s Victorian heroine, Annie Lord. 
Free but donations welcome (to be shared between the Lyn and Exmoor Museum and CareMoor)

Join us in a creative hands-on workshop where you will create your own unique floral artwork and natural botanical prints!

Learn how to preserve the vibrant colours of leaves and flowers by using the ‘pound and print’ technique to release their natural dyes onto fabric, paper or card. Forage our Nectar Gardens to pick some beautiful flowers and leaves, or bring your own with you if you prefer. What flowers you choose and what you design is up to you! Take your print home with you and choose what you’d like to use it for, perhaps a bookmark, your own bespoke gift card, or even frame it and hang it on a wall to decorate your home. You will leave with the knowledge and confidence to try these techniques at home and continue your floral artwork journey!

Dates:

Saturday 13th June 2026, 11am – 12:30pm
Sunday 19th July 2026, 11am – 12:30pm

Cost: £20 (including refreshments)

A traditional village fete in a lovely garden with various stalls, crafts, raffles, BBQ, licensed bar, tea, cake and live music.

The annual Lyn Valley Classic has grown to become one of the best car shows in the UK, with over 400 vehicles from across the ages taking over Lynton and Lynmouth this event raises thousands for local charities and is one not to be missed.

Join us on Sunday 14th June for an unforgettable day at the 2026 Lyn Valley Classic. Set against the stunning scenery of Lynton and Lynmouth, this celebration of motoring heritage offers a fantastic experience while supporting great causes.

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.

An easy paced stroll to discover the natural history within the wonderful landscape around Porlock Weir.

Five gardens set in the historic Exmoor village of Parracombe, with its Norman motte & bailey castle and St Petrock’s, an ancient Grade 1 listed C12 church (guided tours available). Parracombe village primary school will showcase flowers and vegetables grown by the pupils. Teas/light lunches and WC at Pavilion Community Stores and Café. Lunches available at the Fox & Goose (booking advised 01598 763239).

Five gardens set in the historic Exmoor village of Parracombe, with its Norman motte & bailey castle and St Petrock’s, an ancient Grade 1 listed C12 church (guided tours available). Parracombe village primary school will showcase flowers and vegetables grown by the pupils. Teas/light lunches and WC at Pavilion Community Stores and Café. Lunches available at the Fox & Goose (booking advised 01598 763239).

Come and join local basket maker Jane and learn how to make lovely willow sunflowers, with local willow and natural fibres.  It is a friendly and welcoming workshop, where we learn and explore the slow rhythm of weaving. We will be using traditional basketry techniques to make big willow sunflowers to decorate your home or garden.

Cost: £25 per person. All materials are included in the course fee.

Please book by calling the National Park Centre on 01598752509

Create a beautiful honey jar flower arrangement in this seasonal workshop, with a cream tea too!

Join our Head Gardener on a tour and flower forage of the Nectar Gardens and grounds at Quince Honey Farm, where you will hunt for a selection of beautiful blooms to create your own bespoke flower arrangements by upcycling our honey jars. Then, enjoy a honey cream team while discovering simple tips and techniques to get the best out of your flowers as well as the secrets to flower design and arranging techniques. Explore how to use texture, colour and movement to create a natural style arrangement. The workshop will also cover flower care, when best to pick flowers and how to prepare and condition them before arranging.

Dates:

Tuesday 9th June  2026, 10:30am – 12:30pm
Saturday 4th July 2026, 10:30am – 12:30pm

Cost: £28 pp