This self‑led trail is designed to guide you around some of the rare, unusual, and historically significant trees that help make Dunster Castle & Gardens such a special place. Pick up your free trail map from the Visitor Reception building, then set off at your own pace. Perfect for families, nature‑lovers, and curious wanderers alike, this gentle trail invites you to slow down, look up, and see Dunster Castle from a fresh perspective. Normal admission applies to non-members.

Step off the map into a hidden Exmoor valley for a playful, elemental gathering in nature. Beginning in a truly wild meadow surrounded by ancient woodland, we join for a grounding and dynamic outdoor yoga session. Led by experienced local practitioner Terry Bruce, to warm the body and calm the mind.

From field to forest, we then move beneath moss covered trees to a clear woodland plunge pool carved by flowing water. Nature's own jacuzzi. Guided and supported, we immerse in the cooling current, just long enough for breath and heart rate to settle after the invigorating cold. We return to the meadow to gather round the fire for hot drinks and simple nourishing food, sharing warmth, laughter, and that unmistakable glow that comes from doing something a little wild.
Small group. Secluded setting. Deep reset.  
Cost £60 per person

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** EVENT CANCELLED **Join Sophie Tyler from Exmoor National Park for a 2hr Creative Nature Art Session at Lynmouth National Park Centre. Most suited to ages 8+ (parent or guardian expected to stay) All materials provided. £5 per session. Booking Essential.

Drop in to celebrate the opening of Rupert Smiths exhibition of Exmoor Coastal Wildlife and chat to him about his work, travels and photography. Rupert is a wildlife cameraman, photographer and film maker based on Exmoor with an impressive resume of TV credits across multiple channels. He'll be sharing his experiences and expertise.

Exhibition runs 23rd May through to 4th July.