It has easy access to the cafe and children's play area and is only a short walk from the Outdoor + Active Centre; offering windsurfing, sailing, rowing and kayaking - you can learn, launch your own craft or hire. If you prefer to stay on land, there are beautiful walks and a cycle trail. Anglers are well catered for with boat and bank fishing facilities at this renowned stocked rainbow trout location. The lake can also cater for groups/ scout groups wishing to enjoy an activity based holiday.

Low season: (1 Mar - 30 Mar, 16 Apr - 1 Jun, 11 Jun - 6 Jul, 3 Sep-31 Oct).

High season: (31 Mar - 15 Apr, 2 Jun - 10 Jun, 7 Jul - 2 Sep).

Wimbleball Lake can be found by following the brown signs off the A396 from Tiverton; from Dunster take the A396 to Dulverton to pick up the signs or from Taunton take the A39 to Wheddon Cross and then the B3190 towards Bampton, the lake is signposted from this road.

Please note that access for caravans and to extent motor homes is difficult on some of the lanes around Wimbleball.

Recommended route for caravans and extent motor homes:
Coming from Tiverton with a caravan please follow the signs to Wimbleball via Exmoor at the Exeter Inn roundabout taking through Bampton.

Coming from Dunster, the access signed at Dulverton through Brompton Regis is impassable due to narrow lanes and very steep and tight corners. From Dunster, caravans should continue past Dulverton to the roundabout at the Exeter Inn where they turn left following Wimbleball via Exmoor.

Coming from the north on M5, caravans should leave at Taunton follow the B358 to Watchet and Minhead. At Bishop's Lydeard turn left and follow the B3224 through past Raleigh's Cross.

Facilities: Showers, wash up, disposal and recycling facilities, electric hook-ups and hard standing pitches. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead.

For further information

wimbleball@swlakestrust.org.uk