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Dartmoor Letterboxing Club

The Dartmoor Letterboxing Club's website: the catalogue of letterbox clues, the 100 Club for anyone who has found 100 boxes, the twice-yearly Letterbox Meet and the code of conduct.

Social & Recreational Clubs

Okehampton Conservative Club

Okehampton

Social club on Okehampton's Kempley Road offering members live entertainment, games and events in a friendly community setting.

Dartmoor quiz
A photograph of a place on Dartmoor; the question asks which
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography

Which Dartmoor place is this?

Irishmans Wall. A historic wall built by Irish men around 1820, stretching from Cullever Steps across Belstone Tor.

Worth a visit
Tavistock AFC
Social & Recreational Clubs

Tavistock AFC

Tavistock

Tavistock AFC plays in the Pitching In Southern League Division One South, competing at Langsford Park in this historic market town.

Social & Recreational Clubs

West Devon Club

Tavistock

The West Devon Club is a private members club open to its members and guests and has existed for over 100 years. As well as our fine local beers and ales we offer a well stocked bar, 2 match play snooker tables, dance floor, separate dining area, pool room and cellar bar with function area and two large screen T.V’s for sporting events.

Wheelhouse Folk Choir
Musicians & Performers

Wheelhouse Folk Choir

Tavistock

Wheelhouse Folk Choir are a 45 strong mixed voice a cappella choir directed by Julu Irvine and Heg Brignall of folk duo Suthering.

Yealm Yacht Club
Social & Recreational Clubs

Yealm Yacht Club

Plymouth

We are a private club, run by our members and situated on the beautiful Newton Creek in South Devon.

A Hundred Years on Dartmoor, page 105Plate from A Hundred Years on Dartmoor, page 105, 1901

“They would always time their departure from Princetown so as to clear the pixie-haunted moor before dark, and from the upper windows of the prison one might watch them winding the distant mule tracks sinuously like torpid snakes.”

Also on Our DartmoorChurch of St Mary (Buckfast Abbey) — The abbey church of Buckfast Abbey, built from 1907 by Benedictine monks on the foundations of the medieval Cistercian church. Grade II* listed; not a village parish church.