Paid £33.50 for 2 adults and 1x13yo, 1x14yo. Lots of people on here say it is overpriced, but I actually thought it was worth the money!! Broken down, that's about £8 per person (used a discount code found in a Devon Attractions leaflet) which isn't bad in my book. We did the red and blue trail which were perfectly long enough and be prepared to clamber over some boulders!! Definitely not suitable for those of low mobility and make sure you wear suitable shoes!! A family run attraction and the animals (goats, meercats, owl, parrot, snakes) add to the interest. If you are in the area, check it out, we all enjoyed it!!

Stopped off to visit here on our way to Cornwall, so glad we did. On arrival had their special offer of a bacon bap and hot drink, very tasty. The falls were fantastic and loud! We did the red and purple walks combined, quite hard going in places. You need to wear stout footwear as you will be on uneven ground and climbing over rocks, but thoroughly enjoyable. Small children may find the walk we did too challenging. The views were brilliant and the river gave us lots of photo opportunities. Some views of the river could be masked when the trees are in full leaf. The cafe did a good choice of food, as after our morning snack we went back for lunch. They have a shop attached too. Outside near the cafe there are a few animals for the children to see and toilet facilities. Will certainly go back again some time.

Great visit to Becky Falls yesterday, the falls are beautiful and the way the owners have made the routes just fit in to the nature is amazing. The pricing is really reasonable for what you are able to do, the animals are very cute too!!

A superb place to visit the falls. We visited in the pouring rain, but that didn’t hamper our experience. The routes are divided into abilities. We took the red route with our pup. The scenery was exquisite. The routes have been left as natural as possible, which was a great idea. Will definitely visit again.

This place is much more than just the lovely Becky Falls. Ample car parking for starters and cafe & toilets as soon as you enter the main falls area. Plus meerkats, owls, parrots, goats, chickens and rabbits to view too. The walk was circular and there are options. We did the purple route (see map photo) and it was manageable with just a little bit of effort required a couple of times due to less than flat terrain but the paths are well signposted. Throughout there are information boards too about possible wildlife sightings and tree species etc. The falls themselves were pretty and the general wellbeing felt throughout the walk was fabulous, the bird song, the water flowing and we were lucky to have a warm, sunny day too. Once back at the start we looked in the Discovery Zone hut which houses amphibians, reptiles, spiders and other insects. Cool stuff to see for sure. Back to the cafe and the cream tea was divine. And the couple in the cafe & shop were very helpful & knowledgable too. So much so that when we asked about Dippers (having never seen one) we were told to look off the bridge which starts the loop. We did and voila! A dipper YAY!!! Thank you (see photo). All in all a fabulous day with us spending about 5hrs there! Totally recommend for all whom like to enjoy nature and have a good walk too.

We used to visit 30 yrs ago when the children were small. Havent been since then. Went yesterday still as fantastic as ever we both in our 70s and not as fit as we should be but we managed to do the red trail a bit tricky in some places but we managed to do it. loved it.

Wow this place is truly magical! The falls walks are so lovely and suited my smallest to our oldest kids! Like an enchanted walk! The cafe and animal areas around it are really brilliant. We had planned to go to canonteign falls but switched to this place on the day. So glad we did it was really a amazing. Staff were all really friendly and clearly loved where they worked. Would definitely revisit one day

Great walks but felt quite sorry for the poor barn owl who was woken up to feed at lunch time! Asked the keeper why & she said “well people wouldn’t be able to see her at night so she’s fed during the day” um hate to tell you but barn owls are nocturnal creatures!! The macaw also was demonstrating stress related behaviour.

This truly is a magical place and we thoroughly enjoyed our time here. We started with a coffee and panini from the cafe which was delicious and reasonably priced. Checked out some of the animals, which were a nice addition that you don't normally get at this type of place. We did all the routes, must admit the purple route was pretty challenging in places for the two of us who are in our mid 50's with dodgy hips and knees but it was amazing, everything has been left as natural as possible which adds to the enjoyment and also the challenge. Fabulous photo opportunities throughout the walks and taking in the sights and sounds made our day.