Baggy Point near Croyde and Woolacombe Beach stands proudly on the spectacular, rugged and accessible Atlantic coast of North Devon with its rocky headlands, isolated coves and large sandy beaches. Picnickers are welcome in the grassy fields surrounding the car park. A path leads to the Point with amazing views on both sides and, on a clear day, as far as the Welsh coast.

The South West Coast Path passes through the entire property, and there is an extensive network of paths covering the surrounding area.

On Baggy Point breeding birds include Herring Gull, Fulmar, Shag, Kestrel, Meadow & Rock Pipits, Skylark, Stonechat, Wheatear and Dartford Warbler.