The parish church of Dulverton sits on a slight rise above the town, its 14th-century tower visible from miles around. The body of the church was largely rebuilt in 1853 to a design by Edward Ashworth, retaining the medieval tower. Inside, look for the 17th-century carved oak pulpit and the war memorial windows.
The churchyard is a peaceful spot for views back over the town and across to the Barle valley. Grade II* listed.