Exmoor National Park, located in southwest England, offers a diverse landscape of moorland, woodland, valleys, and coastline. Visitors can enjoy hiking, wildlife watching (including Exmoor ponies), stargazing (as a designated Dark Sky Reserve), and exploring picturesque villages. Accessibility varies across the park, with some trails suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs, while others are more challenging. Solo exploration is possible, but guided tours can enhance the experience with local knowledge. Seasonal restrictions may apply to certain areas during lambing season or due to weather conditions. A visit can be relatively inexpensive, primarily involving transportation and activity costs, with a typical visit lasting from a day trip to several days depending on interests.