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The Mary Tavy Inn

Mary Tavy, Devon

Part of Mary Tavy →

On walking routes: West Devon Way

The Mary Tavy Inn is a village pub located in Mary Tavy, a small settlement on the western fringes of Dartmoor National Park. It serves as a community gathering place for locals and provides a stop-off point for walkers and visitors exploring the surrounding moorland and countryside.

The pub offers traditional hospitality with food and drink, making it a convenient rest spot for those exploring the quieter western approaches to Dartmoor and the nearby Tavy Valley area.

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Nun's Cross Farm. A remote farmstead south of Princetown: first built after an 1870 Duchy lease to John Hooper, rebuilt as the present house in 1901, now a school-run bunkhouse.

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