Sourton, Okehampton
Allegedly haunted 11th-century inn at Sourton, packed with artefacts and curiosities, offering classic guestrooms and hearty food.
Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Newton Abbot
Cosy inn with a fireplace restaurant/bar, serving local food and ales, plus a 2-bedroom barn cottage.
Meavy, Yelverton
Welcoming village pub at Clearbrook on the southern fringe of Dartmoor, popular with walkers and locals alike.
Two Bridges, Yelverton
Enjoy a Dartmoor Leisure Break at the Two Bridges Hotel, including a stay in one of our luxurious and individually-styled rooms, a delectable three-course dinner in our two AA-Rosette restaurant each evening, and a very hearty Dartmoor Breakfast each morning.
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.
“Us could tie up the knees so's the presents wouldn't drop out, couldn't us, Muther?”
Who wrote this?
We are a group of like-minded Dartmoor farmers. Our shared goal is to manage our farms better for nature and the wider environment whilst remaining financially sustainable.
Ashburton, Poundsgate
The Dartmoor Hill Pony Association (DHPA) is a membership organisation for hill-farmers using their ancient right to graze ponies on the commons of Dartmoor all year round. It is the Breeders’ Association for the Native Semi-wild Dartmoor Hill Pony Population.
The Dartmoor Multi Academy Trust was created in January 2018 based on a shared vision, embracing both the Co-operative values and those of our Church of England schools.
Dartmoor Railway Association supporting Okehampton's railway - Dartmoor Railway Association, Okehampton, Devon
Plate from Dartmoor Illustrated, page 92, 1900“It is the furze which is the glory of the moor, with its dazzling gold and its honey breath, fighting for existence against the farmer who fires it every year, and envelops Dartmoor in a cloud of smoke from March to June.”
Also on Our DartmoorCombestone Tor — A granite tor with striking rock basins and a nearby car park, sitting on the south moor between Dartmeet and Holne.
