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Guests arriving at Tritchayne Farm Cottages over the next few weeks have an added green bean bundle in the welcome pack. Looks like it’ll be apples next!

Crab apple jelly is a step up from strawberry jam in the difficulty stakes so we enlisted the help of an expert (Sarah’s mum) to make this delicious batch of jelly. Only 12 precious jars to go around. To get your hands on one just write us a review on any of our platforms (TripAdvisor,

Another stunning local walk near Tritchayne Farm Cottages this time in the Otter Valley. A lovely 8 mile circular route from Otterton following the River Otter down to Budleigh Salterton and then the coast path up to Ladram Bay. Absolutely stunning views to Sidmouth and Branscombe and good enough weather for a swim at Ladram

Our first foray into gluten free baking on Saturday to make sure our gluten free guest didn’t miss out on afternoon tea week. Cream tea for all!

This week we welcomed our first ever campers to Tritchayne Farm Cottages. They were treated to their own private field with separate entrance and a lovely view of the Coly Valley. Even the unfortunate amount of rain one day couldn’t dampen their spirits!

The orchard fruit is all coming along nicely. The plums were the first to be harvested and the crab apples weren’t far behind as the weight of the fruit was bending the tree! Fingers crossed we find time to make some crab apple jelly.

If you’re staying at Tritchayne Farm Cottages and need a break from the beach check out Seaton’s many beautifully maintained parks. At Seafield Gardens you’ll also find a playground, tennis courts, bowls lawn and adventure golf and just up the hill is dog free Cliff Field Gardens with its coastal views, picnic benches, labyrinth and

We’ve done it a few times now but had to take our friends Andy and Ciara on the walk from Branscombe to Beer along the Hooken Undercliff. Such an incredible stretch of coastpath and only a ten-minute drive from Tritchayne Farm Cottages. Lots of options to make into a circular walk and eating choices galore

After a long day making sure everything was perfect for our guests arriving at Tritchayne Farm Cottages we treated ourselves to fish and chips from Frydays in Seaton. The fish was bigger than the plate and it was delicious!

New guests at Tritchayne Farm Cottages this week were treated to a bundle of homegrown runner beans and tomatoes (along with a Devonshire cream tea of course!). Great to have a little helper to pick the beans!