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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).

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Poachers Inn

Exeter

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Ring O'Bells

Chagford

16th-century inn on Chagford's historic market square.

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“All around the hills were silent; and the long pale shadows lay, like flaws of calm on tidal waters; while the "holy circles," where unholy deeds had stained the moor, stood up, like ghosts that have no churchyard.”

Who wrote this?

R. D. Blackmore. From Christowell (1882).

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Rising Sun

Family-run countryside pub just 1.25 miles from Dartmoor, welcoming dogs and horses with dedicated facilities.

Sandy Park Inn
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Sandy Park Inn

Thatched 17th-century free house in Chagford village with real ales and traditional character, currently closed.

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Star Inn

Teignbridge

Traditional pub in Liverton with food, drinks, live music and events, just 10 minutes from Dartmoor National Park.

Taw River Inn
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Taw River Inn

Sticklepath, Okehampton

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

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The Anchorage

Plymouth

See more about this pub on CAMRA's national web site

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The Avon Inn

Avonwick

A traditional pub in the village of Avonwick, beside the River Avon, serving home-cooked food, real ales and cream teas in the heart of the South Hams.

The Bridford Inn
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The Bridford Inn

Moretonhampstead, Exeter

We're a family run 17th century free-house in the pretty village of Bridford, Devon. Within Dartmoor National Park, we're high up in the beautiful Teign Valley with stunning countryside views. Only 9 miles from Exeter, we're rural yet accessible.

A close-up photograph from DartmoorPhotograph by Glavind Strachan Photography

“The fogs are most deceptive and very tricky. They come on unexpectedly, and change the whole aspect of the surroundings. They magnify all things ; hills comparatively small appear as high mountains, and a small bird like a snipe looks as big as a pigeon.”

Also on Our DartmoorBel Tor — A small granite outcrop on private land, visible from public paths nearby with hints of ancient rock basins and a logan stone.