Welcome to Sundial House

Margaret & Stephen will provide you with a warm welcome, great food and a special place to stay whilst visiting Exmoor, Somerset & North Devon. Our accommodation is rated Visit Britain 4 star, Silver Award (July 2010).
Sundial House is a lovely 17th Century cottage in Wheddon Cross, the heart of Exmoor. Our accommodation provides a cosy and relaxing base for bed, breakfast and dinner. The cottage takes its name from the large stone sundial set into the front of the house. Our accommodation occupies a central position in the moorland village of Wheddon Cross, which at 1,000ft above sea level is the highest village in Exmoor National park. Wheddon Cross boasts a post office, general store and village pub.

Sundial House is the perfect bed & breakfast accommodation for visiting the beautiful villages of Dunster, Exford, Porlock, Lynton & Lynmouth, and Dulverton.The beauty spots of Watersmeet and Tarr steps and the beaches of Woolacombe and Braunton are also within easy distance. In February Wheddon Cross becomes the centre for exploring the beautiful Snowdrop valley.

Walking in Exmoor

There are a number of long distance footpaths nearby, including the Coleridge Way, which passes through Wheddon Cross making Sundial House the perfect place for bed and breakfast whilst walking in Exmoor. You can also do many other circular walks directly from the door, including Snowdrop Valley, which is spectacular in February.

If you like to get more active there are lots of local events that take place throughout the year. We are close to Wimbleball lake where there are various watersports, including sailing and fishing.

As you would expect in Exmoor there are plenty of places to go horse riding and pony trekking for the day, which we can arrange for you.

We have a secure place to store bikes for those of you who are cycling in Exmoor and the surrounding area.

Bed and Breakfast in Exmoor National Park 
Our accommodation is ideally located within Exmoor National Park, full of stunning scenary and wildlife.  Have a relaxing break strolling through the preserved villages and towns in the area. If you prefer a more active break with cycling, walking, riding and sailing then Exmoor is fantastic too. 

Exmoor is home to herds of England's only remaining indigenous pony, the "Exmoor Pony".  Herds of which run wild over the hills, moor and ancient wooded valleys.  

Herds of wild red deer can also be spotted across Exmoor. 

 Dining at Sundial House, Exmoor 
We love cooking and good food at Sundial Bed and Breakfast guesthouse.  Relax and enjoy our excellent evening meals in our lovely dining room with views across Exmoor.   We have a menu to cater for all tastes and desires. 
Exmoor National Park is still very much an agricultural community and we look to source the best local produce from the area. Creating a selection of unique local dishes and traditional favourites.