Robertson's Restaurant and Pizzeria
Family-run restaurant in Tavistock serving handmade pizzas and locally-sourced dishes since 2006.
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Family-run restaurant in Tavistock serving handmade pizzas and locally-sourced dishes since 2006.
Handmade ceramic tableware crafted in Moretonhampstead studio, inspired by Japanese pottery traditions and a love of food.
Buckfastleigh
Hand-sculpted wooden musical instruments crafted on Dartmoor for healing sound therapy, workshops and live performances.
Small batch, handcrafted ice cream and sorbets made fresh weekly in Ashburton, with seasonal flavours and homemade pastries.
Handcrafted bakery making sourdough, pastries and seasonal cakes with organic, local ingredients. Open Thursday-Saturday.
Moretonhampstead
If you love chocolate then you've come to the right place. All chocolates are handmade using natural ingredients, with love, care and with a real focus on finishing each product to the highest of standards. Everything is made to tempt your taste buds with their own unique, natural flavours.
Chagford
Sheepskin interiors and accessories handmade by us on Dartmoor, using sheepskins from our own flocks alongside 100% British sheepskins and wool.
Newton Abbot
Dartmoor Distillery are makers of award winning Artisan Gins, Black Dog Gin and Dartmoor Beast Gin, based on the edge of Dartmoor in Devon. The gins are made with hand sourced Dartmoor Spring Water and some of the botanicals have been foraged on Dartmoor by Master Distiller John Lawton.
Belstone, Okehampton
Award-winning natural soap and natural skincare. The original handmade soap from Dartmoor, using local ingredients and traditional methods.
Ter Hill Cross - the other one. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“Their dwelling was in a very lonely spot, and for what reason they fixed upon it as their abode was equally a puzzle.”
Also on Our DartmoorWalla Brook Clapper Bridge (Pizwell) — Three-span clapper bridge over the Walla Brook on the road from Cator to Bellever, probably 18th or early 19th century, with pointed cutwaters on the upstream side.