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A nice view of the Exe Estuary just near the obelisk. Couple of benches which is short stroll from Teign Bean Coffee

The Lawn is a linear urban park laid out in the 1800s. Dawlish Water flows through and feeds the ponds. Dawlish is famous for the black swans that live here.

Great view over the Exe valley and out to sea over Exmouth and Dawlish.

Teign Bean are a local independent mobile barista who serve great coffee in a few select Devon locations. Open every day through the summer but closed Mon and Tue in the winter.

The 18th century Mamhead or Haldon obelisk was built to help ships navigate the Exe estuary. It's no longer much use for that surrounded by trees but it's a nice focus for a walk in the quieter eastern edge of Haldon.

Absolutely gorgeous coffee and snacks from this friendly bunch! Not open on Mondays or Tuesdays.

Although the Obelisk might claim to be the main attraction here, a Grade II listed stone structure dating back to 1742, it's the view across the estuary that's most impressive for many. Look across the water to Exmouth and its harbour, and the green Powderham Estate below.

The Dawlish to Dawlish Warren sea wall which has been put in place as a sea defence during the winter months also acts as a path which links the popular tourist destination Dawlish Warren to Dawlish town centre. A beautiful walk when the tide is out.