Dartmoor National Park, Devon

This unique attraction first opened to the public in 1903 and has been attracting visitors ever since. Becky Falls is an exceptional visitor attraction set in a wooded valley and offers scenic walks, a fabulous waterfall and cascades. The Ancient Woodland and famous waterfall sit within the Becky Falls Estate, with areas within it designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Becky Falls is also categorized as a temperate rainforest, housing rare plants and an Ancient Woodland with all the flora and fauna you might expect. The site stretches over 50 acres with the main buildings housing a 72 cover café/restaurant and gift shop. The owner’s house is beautifully presented and has been extensively refurbished, making Becky Falls a great ‘Home and Income’ opportunity.

Becky Falls Ancient Woodland Park is situated in an outstanding location within Dartmoor National Park, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), and is easily accessible from the A38 Devon Expressway and is well signposted from Bovey Tracey (approx. 5 miles) with brown tourist board signs. Becky Falls is centrally located within Devon to attract visitors from around the county and further afield from the rest of the South West. Exeter is situated approximately 20 miles to the north east and Plymouth 35 miles to the southwest. Dartmoor National Park itself is one of the country’s greatest areas of wilderness being a vast landscape covering approximately 368 square miles. Visitors can enjoy the rugged hills and moorland which is tempered by its famous tors and ancient villages.