Kyneton Lodge is situated in the Woolbrook community of Sidmouth and is in an ideal location for strolling along The Byes into the town and to the sea front.  It is also conveniently situated for walking the SW Coast path. All of the main local amenities, e.g. Post Office, launderette, garage, newsagent, bakery, bus stop, public house, are ‘just around the corner’.

Visitors also enjoy the nearby Donkey Sanctuary, Bicton Park and the old Seaton Tramway.  Crealy Adventure Park is a splendid day out for all the family and don't miss The Eden Project only 90 minutes away.  You can also make various river and sea trips from neighbouring towns.  Exeter is half-an-hour away and well worth exploring.  Leaflets to help you plan your visit are available offering many interesting ways of enjoying yourself in this beautiful part of England.

There are plenty of pubs, restaurants, bars and cafes in and around Sidmouth, many of which are family run and quite unique.
 

Sidmouth Photos

Here are some photos of Sidmouth (taken by the previous owner of Kyneton Lodge).  Click on the thumbnail pictures to enlarge and press your 'back' button to return.

Sidmouth and Devon Information

Here are some links to websites with plenty of good tourist information on Sidmouth. Click on the Logos.

Sidmouth Town Council's site.  "John Betjeman saw Sidmouth as a feast of visual delight. You will be captivated in this way too, because the charm of Sidmouth is timeless, carefully nurtured and preserved to remain a constant pleasure. To Betjeman it was beauty. To you it may be a floral extravaganza, a peaceful opportunity to unwind, an ideally situated base from which to explore, an adventure ground of limitless outdoor enjoyment. Look through these pages and you'll discover your Sidmouth.  It is all there awaiting your pleasure, as often as you can find the time to come."
 

The Sidmouth Folk Festival Site.    Pleae visit www.sidmouthfolkweek.co.uk "With Christmas now a faint memory and winter still hanging around, let us help you dream of the seaside, summer, and so much to do that you need a week off to recover. Sidmouth is the only place to be in the first week of August!"
 

Sidmouth's small business and services site. A good photo gallery. "This website has been created to encourage small businesses and services in and around the Sidmouth area onto the internet and put them on a level with major corporate business in the HIGH STREET. For those without a computer presence on the internet, at little cost to themselves, their shop front or business can be seen with its description and contact details, promoting themselves and Sidmouth."
 

Sidmouth Diary, the community magazine and website for Sidmouth, Sidford and Sidbury. "The primary function of this website is as a resource of local information for the people of the Sid Valley, and for people moving into or visiting the area."
 

South West Tourism.  Hundreds of ideas for days out, from the Eden Project, the National Maritime Museum-Cornwall and walking the UNESCO World Heritage Coast to Glastonbury Music Festival and Guided Group Tours are here at South West Tourism's Guide to the West of England.