“Even the half-wild cattle which range the other parts of the moor at pleasure, seem to shun the swampy steppes of the central wilderness.”
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Solace in Devon is a welcoming place on the edge of Dartmoor where people of all ages can rest, recharge and reconnect. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, isolated or simply in need of time outdoors, you’ll find a relaxed space to slow down and breathe.
Meet our friendly animals, explore woodland, gather around a campfire, enjoy bushcraft and nature-based activities, or simply sit and enjoy the peace. We offer accommodation, camping and day visits, welcoming families, veterans, carers, adopters, care leavers and anyone who would benefit from spending time in nature. Come exactly as you are – there’s no pressure to do anything other than find your own Solace
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Plate from Dartmoor Illustrated, page 96, 1900“The only convict who really got away from Princetown and was not recaptured was last seen taking a bee-line for Fox Tor Mire.”
Also on Our DartmoorDartmoor Atlas of Antiquities, Volume Two: The North — Volume Two of Jeremy Butler's five-volume Dartmoor Atlas of Antiquities (Devon Books, 1991), covering the north of Dartmoor.
“Even the half-wild cattle which range the other parts of the moor at pleasure, seem to shun the swampy steppes of the central wilderness.”
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