A quirky attraction featuring glassmaking, games and traditional craftsmanship.
Step into a world where creativity, curiosity and family fun come together at House of Marbles in Bovey Tracy, a truly unique attraction in the South West. Enjoy free entry and parking as you watch traditional glassmaking brought to life through live demonstrations and workshops, explore fascinating museums, and marvel at what is thought to be one of the largest marble runs in the UK.
Little ones will love the interactive activities, including the Brass Rubbing Trail and outdoor games garden, while adults can browse The Emporium for unique gifts and local treasures or relax at The Old Pottery Restaurant. With events taking place throughout the year, House of Marbles is loved by locals and a popular, weather-proof stop for families visiting the area – a place to discover, delight and enjoy, whatever the season.
They’re open all year-round and are particularly popular with families looking for relaxed, weather-proof activities nearby.
Where to Stay Nearby
Looking for the perfect base for exploring South Devon? Cofton Holidays puts you within easy reach of the region’s best days out, while giving you a place you’ll genuinely look forward to coming back to.
Set in the beautiful Devon countryside, Cofton combines the freedom of a holiday park with the comfort and convenience of top-notch on-site amenities. Whether you’re travelling as a couple, a family, or with friends, you’ll find accommodation options to suit your style, with space to relax, great facilities close by, and plenty to keep everyone happy between adventures.
After a day exploring, you can unwind with a swim, enjoy a bite to eat, let the kids burn off energy, or simply settle in and enjoy the calm surroundings. It’s that mix of location, comfort, and everything-in-one-place convenience that makes Cofton such a smart choice for a South Devon break.
Book Cofton Holidays today and enjoy an easy, stress-free stay — perfectly placed for making the most of your time in South Devon.
