Our Parks

Wimbleball Lake

Activities

It’s your outdoors – come and explore at Wimbleball Lake. amongst the rolling hills of Exmoor, is a must-visit attraction.

Takeaway Available

Accessibility

Dog Friendly

Wimbleball Lake, nestled amongst the rolling hills of Exmoor, is a must-visit attraction during your stay in Somerset

Your little adventurers will love exploring and discovering all of the fun things to do at this majestic lake

Ditch the iPads, immerse yourself in nature and create lasting memories with the family

Den building, rolling down hills, spotting birds from a hide and, of course, enjoying a well-deserved ice cream from the Coffee Couture at Wimbleball are bound to be a huge hit

Location

Wimbleball Lake

Address

Wimbleball Lake, United Kingdom

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01398 371 460

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wimbleball@swlakestrust.org.uk

Driving from our parks

Lynmouth Retreat: 25.68 miles / 49 mins
Yellow Sands: 46.18 miles / 73 mins

Rating

★★★★★4.7

Based on 284 reviews

Info correct at time of publish: April 10, 2026. Always check with location before visiting.

Reviews

Steven Halley

a month ago

My wife does training runs here and i use it for stargazing. The only bit that lets it down is the cost of the car park

V Anders

5 months ago

Always beautiful walking round the lake, especially at this time of year when the leaves are starting to turn.

moitai1000

7 months ago

My SUP future was born here, so was my friends and my sons. Great team, great activities. Safety of uses are paramount. We have enjoyed camping, coffee and the lake. Beautiful part of my world..

Paul Lonsdale

10 months ago

Nice walk around the lake, but three trees down across the paths made it difficult.some parts are difficult and down to single track.

Rahman Amin

2 years ago

New discovery for me and not very far from Bristol. Definitely a place to explore and launch if you are into paddle board or kayak. Nice camping area near by as well. I enjoyed my visit there and will definitely come back to it. Recommended if you are visiting north Devon

Paul Meagher

2 years ago

We did a circular walk of the lake starting just after the bridge across the lake. Plenty of seats on the way around near the Visitor centre, very few on the second half of the walk. Take some butties and a drink. It takes about 3 hours.