Visit Bucks Mills Beach
Off the beaten path Bucks Mills Beach is a secluded rocky cove on the North Devon coast backed by ancient woodland. It is a quiet beach, great for relaxing away from the holiday crowds just east of Clovelly, popular with fishing enthusiasts and walkers.
Did you Know? Find the remains of East lime Kiln at Bucks Mills, which dates from 1760
Bucks Mills Waterfall
As you walk along the beach you will find the waterfall. While it is not huge, after the rain it will be more apparent.
Artist retreat
Look out for the artist cabin on the path to the beach. From the 1920’s until the 1970’s the Bucks Mills Cabin was used by artists Judith Ackland and Mary Stella Edwards as a studio. Today it is managed by the National Trust and has selected artists in residence.
There are holiday chalets in the valley beyond the forest.
Bucks Mills beach is dog friendly all year round.
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Getting To Bucks Mills Beach
Beach Location
Bucks Mills, North Devon EX39 5DY
Parking
There is a carpark close to the beach
Nearest Train
Getting There
Map of Bucks Mills Beach
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