Castles, stone circles, reservoirs and viewpoints
Our Dartmoor lists 59 attractions and visitor sites on and around Dartmoor, with the largest groups in Exeter (9), Chagford (3), Plymouth (3).
Use the map or the list below to see where each one is.
Chagford
Stone Lane Gardens is an enchanting 5-acre woodland gardens on the edge of the Dartmoor National Park, famous for a National Collection of Birch and Alder trees and annual sculpture exhibition.
Newton Abbot
Parkland golf course on the edge of Newton Abbot with championship-standard holes, mature trees and water features.
Exeter
For the remainder of the academic summer holiday calendar we will be running Saturday sessions only from 8th Aug to 5th Sept.
Tavistock
Moorland golf course set within Dartmoor National Park, welcoming visitors and members of all standards.
Tavistock
Our aim is to provide local people and visitors to the area with the best possible facility celebrating Tavistock’s rich history and local traditions down the centuries.
Exeter
Bill Douglas was a British filmmaker and collector renowned by critics and fans as having one of the most unique, personal and poetic visions in British cinema history.
Tavistock Place, Plymouth
Welcome to The Box - Plymouth's award-winning museum, art gallery and archive proud to be the Art Fund Museum of the Year
Exeter
Be your best at The Gym Group Exeter Marsh Barton, from just £18.99 per month & a £10 joining fee. Open 24/7 with high-spec equipment and no contract. Join online today!
Tavistock
Arts and entertainment venue in Tavistock hosting live music, cinema, theatre, and exhibitions.
Crossing wallabrook. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“It is the furze which is the glory of the moor, with its dazzling gold and its honey breath, fighting for existence against the farmer who fires it every year, and envelops Dartmoor in a cloud of smoke from March to June.”
Also on Our DartmoorSpitchwick Lodges — Two Grade II listed lodge buildings of the Spitchwick estate: the Higher Lodge, late 19th century, and the Lower Lodges, a pair of about 1800 with additions. Private homes.
