General retail in towns and villages around the moor
Our Dartmoor lists 76 shops and retailers on and around Dartmoor, with the largest groups in Tavistock (17), Okehampton (10), Chagford (7).
Use the map or the list below to see where each one is.
Ivybridge
Bespoke catering for groups, retreats and events across Dartmoor and the South Hams, using locally sourced seasonal ingredients with a focus on plant-based and whole-food cooking.
Okehampton
Previously known as the Woolly Beader, Dartmoor Yarn is a small independent yarn and craft shop, situated on the fringes of Dartmoor in Devon.
Ashburton
Antiques and collectibles shop on Ashburton's main street, a gateway town to Dartmoor National Park.
Fully immersive escape rooms in Okehampton with themed scenarios including WWII cryptography, espionage and mystery puzzles.
Okehampton
Dogberry & Finch Books is owned and run by a local entrepreneur with 15 years’ experience working directly with world literature and books (plus a love of books which spans a lifetime!)
Okehampton
Independent menswear retailer in Okehampton town centre offering suits, casual wear, hiring and made-to-measure tailoring.
Tavistock
A huge selection of the best quality, traditionally handmade Westcountry fudges and traditional sweets.
Princetown, Yelverton
Global Warrior Basecamp - Experts in creating adventures and expeditions. Planning, safety, logistics, budgeting, permissions, outfitting clothing and equipment.
Tavistock
Independent travel agency in Tavistock offering holiday bookings and travel planning services for Dartmoor visitors and locals.
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“It is a vast solitude. Save the convict settlement of Princetown and a few scattered cottages abutting on the roads which cross the central district, scarce a human habitation greets the eye... the traveller may walk from the outskirts of Princetown to Okehampton — a good fifteen miles — without ...”
Also on Our DartmoorKes Tor Round Pound — A Bronze Age settlement of stone-built roundhouses huddled on the open moor, their circular walls still legible after thousands of years.
