PlacesToStayBank Square and Fore Street
Stay in the compact centre for dinner, the River Barle and access to the National Park Centre.
Good for: Town dining and a gentle Barle start
Before you choose: A town address does not put every Exmoor trail at the door.
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Places to stay in Dulverton
Stay in the compact centre for dinner, the River Barle and access to the National Park Centre. Choose a rural room when the walking route is the main reason to travel.
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The Barle, Bank Square and Exmoor walking routes give Dulverton a quieter overnight rhythm than the north Somerset coast. Stay in the compact centre for dinner, the River Barle and access to the National Park Centre. Choose a rural room when the walking route is the main reason to travel.
FIND YOUR BASE
Bank Square and Fore Street or Exmoor countryside
Exmoor countryside
Choose a rural room when the walking route is the main reason to travel.
Good for: A walk-led Exmoor trip with transport
Before you choose: Evening food and the return journey need more planning than in Dulverton.
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ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT TRIP
Our researched picks in Dulverton
Two researched accommodation formats or locations illustrate the base decision; compare current rooms directly with operators and use the map for other options.
The Lion Hotel
For a Bank Square and Fore Street base, with the exact property location described below.
- Bedrooms are on the first and second floors.
- Triple rooms can use a king and single or three singles.
- Family rooms describe a separate bunk area.
Before you book: Confirm the stair route, parking and beds. Bathrooms are described with showers over baths, which may matter more than the room’s size for your party.
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2 Bank Square, Dulverton, TA22 9BU
A Dulverton town base for Exmoor, with several bed combinations that can work for different groups. Ask for the actual arrangement rather than inferring it from capacity alone.
Sources checked 2026-09-17
Town Mills B&B
For a High Street bed and breakfast beside the old mill stream.
- Converted mill house with a town-centre address and breakfast.
Before you book: Ask about the current minimum stay and the stairs to the chosen room; the operator lists a ground-floor suite separately.
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Town Mills, 1 High Street, Dulverton, Somerset TA22 9HB
Converted mill house with a town-centre address and breakfast.
Sources checked 2026-09-23
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
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Make it your kind of break
FAMILY BREAKS
Keep the Barle day manageable
Dulverton’s river and compact centre make a gentler family start before choosing any longer Exmoor route.
QUIET BREAKS
Take Exmoor one route at a time
Use the National Park Centre to choose a walk that fits conditions, then return to town for dinner rather than crossing the moor after dark.
A LITTLE ROOM TO EXPLORE
Two nights in Dulverton
Keep the first evening by the Barle, give Exmoor a full day and leave the last morning for Dulverton.
Arrival: Bank Square and Fore Street
Explore Fore Street, Bank Square and the Barle after checking in.
Full day: Exmoor route
When open, use the National Park Centre at Exmoor House for route advice before a walking day. Outside its season, choose your route from the park’s published walking information before arrival rather than depending on an open visitor desk.
Departure: last local stop
Take a final river-side stroll or visit a nearby Exmoor village on the way home.
Less time? For one night, keep the town and one short Barle walk; save the wider moor for another trip.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
A few useful details
Which part of Dulverton should I choose for a first stay?
Stay in the compact centre for dinner, the River Barle and access to the National Park Centre. A town address does not put every Exmoor trail at the door.
When does Exmoor countryside make more sense?
Choose a rural room when the walking route is the main reason to travel. Evening food and the return journey need more planning than in Dulverton.
What is a realistic full day here?
A walking day works best after choosing a route for your transport and ability. The National Park Centre at Exmoor House can help during its open season; in winter, use the park’s published route information before travelling.
What if I have only one night?
For one night, keep the town and one short Barle walk; save the wider moor for another trip.
Is the National Park Centre still in Dulverton?
Yes. It is at Exmoor House, Kemps Way, TA22 9HL, beside the riverside lawns. It opens seasonally; the published 2026 season ends on 1 November, followed by a winter closure. Use its current opening page when planning an out-of-season visit.
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How we put this guide together
Base and itinerary advice is editorial judgement informed by the linked sources. We have not stayed at or inspected the properties. Official operator links earn no commission; confirm current arrangements directly.
Sources checked 2026-09-23. Check current arrangements before travelling.