Kingsbridge

Characterised by its rich history, bustling markets and year-round entertainment, Kingsbridge and its picturesque surroundings has plenty for everyone.

For local history, spend time discovering the fascinating facts and exhibitions at the prestigious Cookworthy Museum in Fore Street or explore the wealth of architectural heritage in the town’s quaint alleyways.

If its retail therapy you are after, you will be delighted by the choice of, individual shops where you will find everything from fresh local produce unusual gifts or enjoy the ever-changing art and craft exhibitions and markets

Sitting at the head of the Kingsbridge Estuary within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Kingsbridge includes some of the most beautiful coastline in South Devon and a trip to the 3-mile shingle bar at Slapton Sands is a must.  Discover the history behind the 1944 Sherman Tank and marvel at the wartime sacrifices made by local residents.

From the peace and tranquillity of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve with the largest freshwater lake in the South West, to exhilarating watersports; wave-jumping with the children or a relaxing sunbathe, find your very own special stretch of coast to enjoy!

As the first town in Devon to be awarded Walkers Are Welcome accreditation, Kingsbridge has been acknowledged as one of those special places where walking is second to none. After your walk why not while away your evening in one of Kingsbridge’s cafés, restaurants or pubs- the perfect end to the day in this little bit of heaven in southernmost Devon.

Whatever your needs the choice of Kingsbridge accommodation won’t disappoint.  The range of Kingsbridge hotels, Kingsbridge guest houses and B&B's, and Kingsbridge self-catering cottages is impressive. For caravan and camping there's plenty of Kingsbridge holiday parks and campsites offering chalets, camping caravan hire.