Scott Drive Church

Scott Drive Church sits quietly in Exmouth, a modest Victorian place of worship that doesn't shout about itself. The building itself is straightforward - red brick, peaked roof, the sort of local landmark that's been part of the community for generations. It's the kind of church worth popping into if you're staying at nearby Haven Devon Cliffs Resort or Ladram Bay, especially on a Sunday morning when you want a proper service rather than just snapping photos.

This isn't a cathedral or anything remotely grand. Families appreciate it for genuine Sunday worship, and it's genuinely useful if you're staying at one of the holiday parks nearby - a two-mile stroll from Haven Devon Cliffs Resort, depending which caravan pitch you've got. The real draw is being part of something local rather than ticking off a famous sight.

The church works best as part of a broader Exmouth explore. The seafront's just down the road, and if you're basing yourself at Ladram Bay or the Haven parks, it's a proper walk into town rather than a tourist trap. There's no fanfare about opening hours or admission - you'll likely find it open during service times and quiet throughout the week. Allow half an hour if you're genuinely interested in the interior, five minutes if you're just passing. Don't expect awe-inspiring architecture, but do expect a bit of local character.