Why You Should Visit Dulverton
Dulverton is a village in West Somerset near the border with Devon. The village is twinned with Artea in the Basque country Spain; St. Laurant de Neste, France and Zwierzyniec, Poland.
This thriving small town on the southern edge of the Exmoor National Park is situated on the River Barle, one of Exmoor's principal rivers.
Dulverton contains some interesting buildings, including Exmoor House, built in 1855 now home of the Exmoor National Park Authority. There are a variety of businesses in the town including three public houses, plus other places to eat, drink and stay where you will be made very welcome. A variety of traditional shops are spread throughout the town from Bank Square to Barle Bridge. (Barle Bridge is a historic bridge built in medieval times, widened and arched in 1819.)
Where is Dulverton?Dulverton is located off the A396 near the southern edge of Exmoor National Park in Somerset. The nearest populated areas include Tiverton to the south and Dunster to the north.
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