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Tinhay Retreats Campsite
Lifton
Tinhay Retreats is a quiet campsite and retreat centre in a beautiful valley in West Devon
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Camping & Glamping
Hemsford Yurt Camp
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.
Accommodation - Hotels & B&Bs
Lord Haldon Hotel
Dunchideock
Set within peaceful private grounds overlooking the rolling Devon countryside, The Lord Haldon Hotel combines timeless charm with modern comfort.
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Passage House Hotel
Kingsteignton
A unique blend of elegance and style set against the backdrop of the picturesque River Teign.
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St Elizabeths House
Plympton St Maurice, Plympton
The hotel's fifteen unique bedrooms offer beautiful boutique accommodation for an indulgent and stylish break.
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The Great Grub
Totnes
A warm welcome awaits you at The Great Grubb bed and breakfast!
Accommodation - Hotels & B&Bs
Wolf Wood Treehouses
Bratton Clovelly
Four unique and private treehouses set in 12-acres of woodland, tucked away in a secluded valley in the beautiful rolling countryside of Devon.
Camping & Glamping
Beare Mill
Crediton Hamlets
Located in the open countryside of Mid Devon. Pitches are flat and spacious.
Camping & Glamping
Bundu Camping and Caravan Park
Sourton Down, Okehampton
Bundu offers an ideal touring base for Devon and Cornwall, or for just enjoying a quiet relaxing holiday.
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Plate from A Book of Dartmoor, page 315, 1900“And often have I seen the moor so chequered and broken with light and shade, that it required no stretch of the imagination to convert many a weather-beaten tor into the towers and ruined walls of a feudal castle. Nay, even human forms, gigantic in their dimensions, sometimes seemed to start wildly ...”
Also on Our DartmoorLady Avis Trewithen: A Romance of Dartmoor — A romance of Dartmoor by Beatrice Chase, published by Longmans, Green and Co. in 1922.
