Celebrating Devon’s Finest: Congratulations to the 2024 Devon Tourism Award Winners!

Devon has once again shone brightly on the map of outstanding tourism destinations, as the winners of the prestigious 2024 Devon Tourism Awards were revealed! We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the deserving winners, especially the incredible businesses representing Mid Devon. Their hard work, creativity, and commitment to delivering unforgettable visitor experiences have been rightfully recognized.

Let’s take a moment to celebrate these shining stars of Mid Devon tourism:

The Bear Trail: Gold for Colour Bomb Event of the Year

The Bear Trail has raised the bar for tourism events with its vibrant and unforgettable Colour Bomb. Winning Gold in the Tourism Event of the Year category is a monumental accomplishment, showcasing their innovation, creativity, and ability to unite the community in joyous celebration.

Valleyside Escapes: Silver for Glamping Business of the Year

For those seeking a luxurious yet close-to-nature getaway, Valleyside Escapes offers an idyllic retreat. Their glamping experience strikes the perfect balance of comfort and adventure, making them a standout in the Glamping Business of the Year category. Congratulations on securing a well-deserved Silver Award, Valleyside Escapes – a true gem of Mid Devon!

Bear Town: Bronze for Small Visitor Attraction of the Year

Bear Town continues to win hearts as a beloved destination for families and young adventurers. Receiving Bronze for Small Visitor Attraction of the Year highlights their commitment to creating a fun, educational, and immersive experience for all who visit.

The Steamer Coffee House and Kitchen: Commended Café of the Year

Nestled between Cullompton and Willand, The Steamer continues to delight visitors with its welcoming atmosphere, delicious menu, and impeccable service. Earning a commendation in the fiercely competitive Café of the Year category is a testament to the café’s dedication to providing a warm and inviting space for locals and tourists alike.

Photography by Nick Williams