Direct-to-consumer food and drink from local farms
Our Dartmoor lists 27 farm shops and local food producers on and around Dartmoor, with the largest groups in Chagford (7), Moretonhampstead (3), Tavistock (2).
Use the map or the list below to see where each one is.
Longdown
Farm fresh, free range milk and milkshake in re-usable glass bottles, slow pasteurised, whole and non-homogenised.
Which Dartmoor place has also been known as "Lookout Tor and Tor Royal"?
Roborough
Working farm near Plymouth producing beef, offering farm visits and educational experiences for schools and groups.
Buckfastleigh
Internationally acclaimed organic restaurant on Riverford's Wash Farm near Buckfastleigh, at the edge of Dartmoor National Park. Serves a daily-changing communal set menu of 100% organic, vegetable-forward dishes harvested fresh from the surrounding fields. Brunch, lunch and supper with booking essential.
Tavistock
Roots & Vines is your go-to farm shop on Tavistock High Street, specializing in locally sourced fruit, vegetables, wines, spirits, and artisanal foods. Our handpicked selection includes cheeses, charcuterie, fresh produce, gift hampers, and more, available for click-and-collect, local delivery, and national shipping.
Chagford
A farm shop and cafe selling homemade local produce, organic seasonal fruit and vegetables and more.
Chagford
Sheepskin interiors and accessories handmade by us on Dartmoor, using sheepskins from our own flocks alongside 100% British sheepskins and wool.
Moretonhampstead
An artisan bakery run by Liz and Laurent Gavrilenko, selling real organic bread and pastries from a little yellow French van that parks up in Moretonhampstead on Tuesday and...
Haytor Vale, Bovey Tracey
Farm shop, butchery and café in Bovey Tracey offering locally sourced meat, produce, homemade food and a family-friendly space.
North Bovey
Wild Hart Venison supplies fresh, locally-sourced Dartmoor venison, supporting conservation management across the National Park.
Plate from Dartmoor Illustrated, page 188, 1900“The wind was blowing the rain in our faces, but we stepped out endeavouring to treat it as a light matter, though it certainly required some amount of self deception to do it, for we were having a taste of real Dartmoor weather.”
Also on Our DartmoorThe Judge's Chair — A massive granite seat inside the gate of Dunnabridge Pound, called the Judge's Chair, with the argument over whether it ever came from Crockern Tor.
