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Hemsford, Totnes
Since 2012, our traditional Mongolian yurts and characterful shepherd's hut have welcomed guests seeking comfort, simplicity, and a closer connection to nature.
Stoke Gabriel
Ramslade Club Campsite is nestled attractively between the River Dart and the coast offering facilities that won't disappoint.
Ashprington
Point Field is The Sharpham Trust's campsite bordering the River Dart - although it's not the easiest place to get to by road (better by canoe).
Holne
The site has direct access onto Holne moor which has stunning walks and breath-taking views and is a short walk from the River Dart where there are plenty of spots for wild swimming.
Buckfastleigh
Designed specifically for clubs and groups of up to 16 in two rooms (12 & 4), it provides a warm, practical retreat for cavers, paddlers, mountain bikers, and hikers.
Guy Shrubsole's 2024 examination of how Britain's landowning elite manage the countryside, winner of the 2025 Wainwright Prize for Conservation.
Teigngrace
A canal built by James Templer, linking the Haytor Granite Tramway to the tidal River Teign at Teignmouth. Granite quarried at Haytor and Holwell travelled this route, including stone for the new London Bridge completed in 1831.
Eric Hemery's history of the River Dart, from its Dartmoor source to the sea.
Simon Tozer's guide to every major tributary of the River Dart, from the high moor to the sea, blending landscape, history, circular walks and swim spots.
