Hotel, restaurant and bar on the edge of Plymouth in Wotter, overlooking Dartmoor with contemporary rooms and a brasserie using local Devon produce.
Morleigh, Totnes
17th century inn at Morleigh near Totnes, one of the 'New Inns' built under Elizabethan Charter and in the same family since 1972. Food six nights a week.
Ashburton
Locally-run restaurant in Ashburton serving breakfast, lunch and Friday-Saturday evening meals with locally-sourced ingredients.
Bigbury
Devon's award winning seafood, oyster and shellfish restaurant in rustic, cosy surrounds.
Which spot on Dartmoor has also been known as "the Devil's Dome"?
Plymouth
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Ivybridge
Transport café at Ivybridge service station with 24/7 parking for HGVs, caravans and coaches on the A38 Devon Expressway.
Whiddon Down
Budget hotel chain offering no-frills accommodation at Whiddon Down on the edge of Dartmoor.
Community pub in Dartmoor offering good food, well-kept ales, and a family-friendly atmosphere with a dedicated children's area.
View from Shelstone Tor. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“God bless 'ee, ma'am. I be 'most too dry to breathe." ... "Reckon you seed me in the bogs just now, trying to find a drop of water?" ... "Not today. The little spring, her'd been getting drier every day, and this morning I found her'd a gone altogether. Tomorrow I must bring more tay.”
Also on Our DartmoorCairn on the south slope of White Tor — A cairn 15 m by 6 m and up to 1 m high on the south slope of White Tor, partly dug by the Dartmoor Exploration Committee in 1899, one of at least fourteen cairns there.
