Broadclyst is located around 5 miles to the northeast of Exeter City and situated in the heart of the National Trust Killerton estate. It is the distinctive “yellow cottages” that give Broadclyst its own unique character. Of the 240 cottages owned by the National Trust, around 30 are of medieval origin. Broadclyst boasts beautiful countryside and woodlands scattered with thatched cottages, steeped in local history. Broadclyst manages to remain distant from the city yet close enough to be handy for the large shops and other services. Facilities within the village include a village store and post office a Church a couple of pubs and an Indian restaurant. It has an outstanding network of local rights of way and footpaths for those who love to take walks. 

For those seeking outdoor adventures, Haldon Forest Park, managed by Forestry England, beckons with a plethora of exciting activities amidst breath taking natural surroundings. From exhilarating tree-top adventures to scenic walking and cycling trails, there's something for every outdoor enthusiast to enjoy.

Just a stone's throw away from Broadclyst is Westpoint Exeter, the southwest's largest and most versatile area and showground. Hosting a wide range of exhibitions throughout the year, Westpoint Exeter promises a vibrant hub of activity and entertainment for visitors of all ages. Football enthusiasts can cheer on Exeter City Football Club, a local favourite deeply rooted in the city's sporting culture, while nature lovers can embark on unforgettable journeys through the stunning landscapes of Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks. Additionally, in the neighbourhood, you might catch the Chiefs, Exeter's beloved rugby team, occasionally taking to the field, adding to the area's dynamic sporting scene.

From wild open moorlands to lush woodlands, rugged coastlines, and meandering rivers, these national parks offer a diverse tapestry of natural beauty waiting to be explored. For a leisurely day by the sea, Sidmouth Beach awaits, forming part of the renowned Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. Alternatively, adventure seekers can test their skills at Footgolf Cullompton Devon, where no experience is required, and all are welcome to enjoy a fun-filled game.

Thrill-seekers can satisfy their need for speed at Raceworld indoor karting in Exeter, while history buffs can marvel at the awe-inspiring architecture of Exeter Cathedral a timeless masterpiece dating back to 1275. Whether you're craving outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or simply seeking relaxation by the sea, Broadclyst serves as the perfect gateway to a myriad of attractions and activities across Devon's stunning landscape.