Exmoor is one of the quietest and least known of the National Parks, but considering it is off-the-beaten track it is a surprisingly easy location to get to.
By Car
Train
Bus
Bike
Plane
Helicopter
Map
From Junction 27 of the M5 follow the A361 Tiverton bypass to the roundabout. Take the 3rd exit onto the A396.
Follow the signs for Dulverton, Exmoor for about 8 miles (the road bears left at the ‘Black Cat’ junction, but go straight on).
At Exebridge turn left onto the B3222, still following the signs for Dulverton. ½ a mile after Exebridge take the left fork where ‘Three Acres Country House’ is signposted. At the crossroads go straight across and up the drive.
The nearest railway station is Tiverton Parkway.
We can organise a driver to pick you up or there is a taxi rank outside the station.
There are two bus routes that stop in Brushford by the Carnarvon Arms Garage. We can arrange to pick you up from the bus stop or it is a 3 minute walk to the hotel through the village.
Beacon Bus Route 398 from Taunton to Dulverton via Wiveliscombe.
First Group Bus Routes 25 and 25a from Tiverton to Minehead via Dulverton.
Sustrans National Cycle Route 3 takes you on a scenic journey avoiding main roads across the West Country from Bristol to Barnstaple (via Taunton and Tiverton) across Exmoor passing our village of Brushford.
Exeter airport is 50 minutes drive serviced by Junction 30 off the M5 or Bristol airport is just over an hour, M5 Junction 22.
We have arrangements with a local farmer to allow helicopters to land by prior arrangement, call for details.
Enjoy England (Tourist Board) 5 Stars & Gold Award
2010 Inspectors report stated that Three Acres:
"An extremely comfortable property, providing a very high standard of guest accommodation, service and hospitality in an attractive rural setting on the edges of Exmoor"
"From the moment you walk into the wide welcoming hall, a sense of peace and well being descends. Julie and Edward Christian are relaxed and welcoming hosts. There is nothing stuffy about Three Acres and they've built a reputation for relaxed, comfortable country living"
Jane Alexander, December 2006
"Hunker down" 10 best places for a cosy getaway. Published 11th January 2009
The Full English The 100 finest places to stay in England. Published September 2007
"This Exmoor hideaway must be the comfiest of English country houses."
