Family cottage holidays in East Devon

An adult helping two children meet a chicken in the barn.
Meeting the chickens at Primrose Farm.

Each Primrose cottage sleeps four in a double bedroom and a twin bedroom. The difference for your family is where those rooms sit, which bathroom is nearby and whether you want everyone sleeping on the same floor.

Compare the cottage layouts

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Confirmed cottage facilities
FeatureValley ViewStargazerGreenfields
SleepsFourFourFour
BedroomsOne double bedroom and one twin bedroom.One double bedroom and one twin bedroom.One double bedroom and one twin bedroom.
FloorsAccommodation on one floor.Two floors. The twin bedroom is downstairs and the double bedroom is upstairs.Accommodation on one floor.
BathroomShower room.Downstairs shower room and upstairs bathroom.Wet room.
KitchenA kitchen for self-catering.A kitchen for self-catering.A kitchen for self-catering.
Wi-FiWi-Fi available.Wi-Fi available.Wi-Fi available.
Outdoor spaceEnclosed decking, with steps to the garden.Decking off the living area, with steps to the garden.Enclosed decking, with steps and a side ramp to the garden.

Valley View

Sleeps four · One double bedroom and one twin bedroom.

Valley View sleeps four in a double and twin bedroom, with accommodation on one floor, a shower room and enclosed decking.

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Stargazer

Sleeps four · One double bedroom and one twin bedroom.

Stargazer sleeps four with bedrooms on separate floors, a downstairs shower room, upstairs bathroom and decking. Up to two dogs are welcome.

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Greenfields

Sleeps four · One double bedroom and one twin bedroom.

Greenfields sleeps four with both bedrooms and a wet room on one floor, plus decking and garden access. Up to two dogs are welcome.

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A ewe standing with two young lambs on straw.
A ewe with her lambs at Primrose Farm.

Small discoveries on the farm

For a child, collecting an egg can be as memorable as a planned day out. Our chickens supply eggs for the family and guests, and children can sometimes help collect them with the team. Ask what is possible during your stay; it depends on the farm’s work and the arrangements that day.

The sheep calendar brings other changes, with spring lambing and adult shearing usually in June. See our farm photographs and animal introductions before you arrive. Keep children close around the farm and ask the team before making plans to meet an animal.

Compare the sleeping arrangements

Valley View keeps both bedrooms on one floor with a shower room. Greenfields has the same single-floor bedroom arrangement and a wet room. Stargazer has the twin bedroom and shower room downstairs, with the double bedroom and bathroom upstairs.

Some families prefer both bedrooms together; others value the separation in Stargazer. The cottage comparison and room photographs help you make that decision without assuming one arrangement suits every age or family.

Meals and outdoor time

Each cottage has a kitchen, so meals can fit around your day's plans. There is outdoor space at the properties and a guest carp lake at the farm. Children need close adult supervision near the water and around the outdoor areas. Read the lake rules if fishing will be part of the stay.

Choose outings by interest

For children interested in transport, Seaton Tramway makes the journey part of the outing. Jurassic Discovery offers indoor soft play, with separate suitability rules for younger children and adult supervision required.

A shorter visit to the Thelma Hulbert Gallery suits an interest in art. The family days out collection gives more options.

For essential equipment or a specific access requirement, tell us what you need when choosing a cottage.