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Beech Tree Campsite

Moretonhampstead

A wild and secluded family and dog-friendly campsite in a grassy meadow surrounded by woodland on the eastern side of Dartmoor, a short drive from Moretonhampstead, with...

Chalet at Dartmeet
Food, Drink & Hospitality

Chalet at Dartmeet

Takeaway food and drink by the River Dart at Dartmeet.

Farmers & Smallholders

Hall Farm

Harford, Ivybridge

Farm producing raw milk, yogurts and beef from pasture-fed Jersey cows, working in harmony with the land.

Harford Bridge Park
Accommodation - Self Catering

Harford Bridge Park

Peter Tavy, Tavistock

Holiday park on the edge of Dartmoor near Tavistock, offering caravans, tipis and shepherds huts with riverside setting.

Dartmoor quiz

Which Dartmoor place has also been known as "the Ring Road"?

Okehampton Range: Observation Post 15, Okement Hill. The Circular Road, also called the Ring Road, was open to public vehicles until 2009 and gave much quicker access to places such as Cranmere Pool.

Worth a visit
Melrose Cottage
Accommodation - Self Catering

Melrose Cottage

Okehampton

Modern three-bedroom cottage in Okehampton on Dartmoor's edge, with open-plan living and convenient access to moor walks and local attractions.

Taikoo
Accommodation - Self Catering

Taikoo

Belstone, Okehampton

Tucked away beneath the tors above Belstone sits Taikoo - a fascinating 1920s English country house, with a distinctly Oriental flavour.

Taw River Inn
Pubs & Inns

Taw River Inn

Sticklepath, Okehampton

A perfect country, self catering holiday cottage, pub and restaurant in Devon.

Accommodation - Self Catering

The Cider House

Buckland Monachorum, Tavistock

Luxury self-catered retreat set within Buckland Abbey's 700-acre National Trust estate on Dartmoor's fringe.

Accommodation - Self Catering

Woodovis Park

Gulworthy, Tavistock

Woodovis Park is a small, safe and peaceful 5 star holiday park near to the ancient Stannary Market town of Tavistock and nestled on the edge of Devon’s Tamar Valley: an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a designated World Heritage Site.

A close-up photograph from DartmoorPhotograph by Glavind Strachan Photography

“the country around as far as the eye extends is one uneven barren and dreary waste, not a tree Shrub or scarce a plant is seen for many miles around, here and there appears a miserable thatched Cottage whose outward appearance bespeaks the misery and poverty within,”

Anonymous American prisoner of war (copied into the journal of Joseph Valpey Jr.), Journal of Joseph Valpey, jr., of Salem, November, 1813-April, 1815, with other papers relating to his experience in Dartmoor prison, 1922

Also on Our DartmoorWhimington Farmhouse — A Grade II* listed farmhouse on the edge of Dartmoor, likely built in the medieval or early modern period.