Pubs & Inns

Traditional pubs, village inns and gastropubs

Our Dartmoor lists 100 pubs and inns on and around Dartmoor, with the largest groups in Exeter (9), Plymouth (4), Moretonhampstead (3).

Use the map or the list below to see where each one is.

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Devonshire Inn

Sticklepath, Okehampton

This unspoilt thatched local, with low ceilings and an open fire, was originally at the end of a terrace of Elizabethan cottages in this Dartmoor village. Entering it today is to experience an atmospheric step back in time. There is a leat running past the rear wall of the pub which helps cool the cake ales on stillage, as well as powering the waterwheel of the Finch Foundry Museum (NT) next door.

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Drake Manor Inn

Bere Alston, Yelverton

16th Century pub on the edge of Dartmoor.

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Durant Arms

Ashprington

A traditional 18th-century inn in the village of Ashprington, offering locally sourced food, real ales and comfortable accommodation in the South Hams.

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East Dart Inn

Postbridge, Yelverton

Cosy inn at Postbridge offering down-to-earth rooms, a laid-back restaurant and bar, plus stables and bike storage.

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Eddystone Inn

Heybrook Bay

AMAZING SEA VIEWS GASTRO PUB FOR FOOD LOVERS

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Fingle Bridge Inn

Drewsteignton, Exeter

Riverside pub-restaurant beside the ancient Fingle Bridge on the Teign, with a stone hearth, beams, beer garden and cream teas.

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Forest Inn

Dartmeet, Princetown

Down-to-earth moorland inn at Hexworthy offering unpretentious rooms, breakfast, Wi-Fi and a traditional pub.

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Fortescue Arms

East Allington

A 19th-century country inn in East Allington serving seasonal, locally sourced menus in a characterful flagstone and beamed setting in the South Hams.

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Journey's End Inn

Ringmore

The Journeys End Inn is a perfect pub to stop and relax with the family, dogs welcome. Locally sourced fine food and beer, near the coast in South Devon.

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Pony at Merrivale Stone Rows. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography

“Somewhere in the heart of the great Grimpen Mire, down in the foul slime of the huge morass which had sucked him in, this cold and cruel-hearted man is forever buried.”
Arthur Conan Doyle, The Hound of the Baskervilles, 1902

Also on Our DartmoorCut Hill — A remote hill with a prehistoric stone row and panoramic views across Dartmoor.