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NEDCare
Moretonhampstead
North-East Dartmoor Care (NEDCare) is an award-winning charity that provides regulated, person-centred care.
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The Dartmoor Trust
The Dartmoor Trust has a database of 1000's of images and audio from life on Dartmoor
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The Med Theatre
Moretonhampstead, Newton Abbot
Creating rural community theatre inspired by the ecology, history and folklore of Dartmoor
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Dartmoor Zoo
Sparkwell, Plymouth
Discover the many big personalities that call Dartmoor Zoo home
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Visit Dartmoor
Okehampton
The official tourism website for Dartmoor, Devon, providing visitor information about the national park and surrounding area.
Accommodation - Hotels & B&Bs
The Horn of Plenty
Millhill, Tavistock
Luxury Hotel, Restaurant and Wedding Venue in Devon
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The Horse
Moretonhampstead
Situated in Moretonhampstead, right in the heart of Dartmoor National Park, The Horse is a special kind of Devon pub.
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Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“In 1772 an Act was passed for the construction of a road for wheel traffic across the moor from Moretonhampstead to Tavistock. But for this road Dartmoor Prison would never have existed.”
Also on Our DartmoorHoneybag Tor — A quiet, granite tor with dramatic outcrops overlooking the Widecombe valley and Haytor.
