Where is Baggy Point?
North Devon's dramatic coast boasts this spectacular headland separating Croyde Bay and Morte Bay. Walkers find the path out to the viewpoint from the local village exceptionally rewarding.

What type of place is Baggy Point?
Baggy Point is a coastal headland in North Devon.

When is the best time to visit Baggy Point?
Spring to autumn offers the most reliable weather for walking along these exposed Atlantic cliffs. Catching the early morning light during the autumn months ensures you beat the summer crowds and see the rock formations at their absolute best.

What can you do at Baggy Point?
Walking the easy coastal path provides sweeping views across the water towards Bideford Bay and Hartland Point. People also love watching grey seals swimming in the rough surf or checking out the seabirds nesting on the high crags.

How long should I spend at Baggy Point?
Allowing roughly an hour or two gives you ample time to complete the short circular trail out to the tip and back. Anyone wanting to sit on the benches to admire the ocean horizons can easily linger for longer.

Where do I park at Baggy Point?
Ten spaces are available nearby at the National Trust site, including seven day and three overnight spots. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I eat near Baggy Point?
Cafe Croyde Bay, Beachside Grill, and The Duck Dive offer three spots to grab a bite close to the trail. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I stay near Baggy Point?
Coast Sea View and Braunton Cabin provide two choices for accommodation in the wider area. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.