The 17th Century Mill has been well preserved with many of the working parts in place or on display at the entrance to the campsite.

The old building is honoured to have Pipistrelle, Brown Long-eared and Horseshoe Bats in its loft.
  

There is a pleasant walk within our site, going past the Fir Tree Plantation, to sit and watch the water cascading over the Weir and down the Salmon Leap. Yes, the Salmon and Trout can be seen leaping in late summer and autumn.

Birds are in abundance with Kingfishers, Dippers, Herons and Pheasants making regular appearances.  
The beautiful planting of decorative trees, shrubs and confers blend in with the natural wild flowers and deciduous self sown trees along the river banks.
Campers have observed from their caravans the Red Deer drinking from the Exe early in the mornings.

The photograph opposite of an Otter in our river was taken by Mr M. Finch in 2008 whilst camping at Exe Valley Caravan Site

Surrounding the campsite, which is within the National Park, you have the beauty of Exmoor. Several walks start from the campsite, take the guided Safari Trip on the moors, or watch a game of cricket at the beautiful Bridgetown Cricket Ground.

For just relaxation you can cast your fishing line from your pitch and look out for all the wildlife around.