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Attractions & Visitor Sites

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).

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Attractions & Visitor Sites

Cineworld

Discover Cineworld Plymouth: films, showtimes, offers, and immersive IMAX and 4DX experiences. Book your tickets now.

Crownhill Fort
Attractions & Visitor Sites

Crownhill Fort

Crownhill, Plympton

A striking Victorian fortress crowning the high moor, built to defend against an invasion that never came.

Dartmoor Otters & Buckfast Butterflies
Attractions & Visitor Sites

Dartmoor Otters & Buckfast Butterflies

Buckfast Butterflies & Dartmoor Otter Sanctuary, Buckfastleigh

Welcome to the Dartmoor Otter Sanctuary and Buckfast Butterfly Farm. A small, friendly, family run place to visit in South Devon, ideal for a family visit whatever the weather.

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Dartmoor Zoo

Sparkwell, Plymouth

Discover the many big personalities that call Dartmoor Zoo home

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A Dartmoor fact about Widecombe Fair Show Field

Did you know?

Widecombe Fair Show Field has hosted the annual fair for over a century.

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Everyman
Attractions & Visitor Sites

Everyman

Stonehouse, Plymouth

Everyman Plymouth is now open! Experience the latest movies with luxury sofa seating, amazing food, cocktails & more - book online today!

Fingle Bridge
Bridges & Crossings

Fingle Bridge

Drewsteignton, Exeter

A narrow early 17th century granite bridge over the River Teign in the Teign Gorge, below Castle Drogo, once the main road between Drewsteignton and Moretonhampstead. Grade II* listed.

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Gidleigh Castle

Gidleigh, Chagford

Ruined fortified manor house, probably built by Sir William Prouz, who died in 1316: a small keep tower with an undercroft, beside Gidleigh church.