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Which spot on Dartmoor has also been known as "the Devil's Dome"?
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Cornwood Inn
South Hams, Devon
The Cornwood Inn is a freehouse pub located in the heart of Cornwood village, on the edge of Dartmoor. Offering a warm welcome to locals, walkers and visitors, the pub serves as a natural stop for those exploring the area. With a large car park accommodating cars, motorbikes, motorhomes, bicycles and horses, it's well-positioned for both passing trade and those basing themselves nearby.
The inn provides food and drink in a traditional pub setting, with online booking available for groups. Whether you're walking the Dartmoor trails, cycling through Devon, or simply looking for refreshment in Cornwood, the pub offers a straightforward, accessible place to eat and gather.
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Plate from Dartmoor Illustrated, page 214, 1900“New toat, new waist-toat, new breeches; you proud, I proud; I shan't work any more!”
Also on Our DartmoorWistman's Wood — A high-altitude oakwood of dwarf oaks among granite boulders in the West Dart valley near Two Bridges, now a National Nature Reserve. Visitors are asked not to enter the wood.
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