
Just some 7/8 minutes walk from Amberton, Porlock village centre offers a good range of facilities.
There are two convenience stores selling groceries, wine, soft drinks, newspapers etc plus a variety of other shops.
The Porlock museum is at the eastern end of the High Street with the Doverhay Motor Museum closeby.

The parish church of St Dubricius is at the end of Parsons Street and there is a Methodist church in the High Street.
There is a Post Office and walking equipment shop also in the High Street and the marvellous Visitor centre can answer most questions about the village and it's surroundings.
Tours of some of the more remote place on Exmoor can be arranged through Discovery Safaris who are based in Squires - the pet and flower shop in the High Street.

For eating out there are three local pubs and several restaurants. There are cafes/tea rooms at either end of the village and various takeaways.
The quaint harbour village of Porlock Weir (about 2 miles) has a pub and a restaurant plus a combined Oriental and fish & chip takeaway Exmoor Cooking Company which delivers to Porlock most evenings. There are also several interesting craft shops.

The following organisations give further information about Exmoor and Porlock
