Kestor Inn
Lustleigh, Newton Abbot
Traditional village pub in Manaton serving hearty food, local ales and ciders, with B&B rooms and dog-friendly accommodation on Dartmoor.
Lustleigh, Newton Abbot
Traditional village pub in Manaton serving hearty food, local ales and ciders, with B&B rooms and dog-friendly accommodation on Dartmoor.
Which Dartmoor place has also been known as "Cosdon Beacon"?
Moretonhampstead, Exeter
We're a family run 17th century free-house in the pretty village of Bridford, Devon. Within Dartmoor National Park, we're high up in the beautiful Teign Valley with stunning countryside views. Only 9 miles from Exeter, we're rural yet accessible.
Holne, Newton Abbot
Family run pub with accommodation on Dartmoor in Devon
Haytor Vale, Newton Abbot
Based in the stunning Dartmoor National Park, The Moorlands Hotel in Haytor is the perfect location to relax or explore the countryside.
Postbridge, Yelverton
The Warren House Inn stands isolated and remote high on Dartmoor. At 1425ft (434m) above sea level, it is the highest Inn in Southern England
Moretonhampstead
The White Hart Hotel – a 250 year old family run Georgian hotel in the heart of the Dartmoor National Park
Lydford, Okehampton
An award winning 16th century Devonshire pub with thirteen bedrooms, situated in the historic and picturesque Dartmoor village of Lydford.
Rattery, Buckfastleigh
Independent farm shop, deli & cafe - utilising local suppliers and fresh local produce, served with a warm and friendly welcome.
Sourton, Okehampton
Hiring a bike from us couldn’t be easier! We have a great selection of well-maintained bikes in our fleet including hybrid, step-throughs, ebikes and tandems. Our friendly staff will help you with everything you need – recommending points of interest and places to eat and drink to make the most of your day.
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“This shaggy monster, heather-clad, with unctuous black fen rolling ten feet thick over its granite ribs, was his God.”
Also on Our DartmoorDrizzlecombe South Row — A Bronze Age burial row of standing stones emerging from the open moorland, weathered by millennia of Dartmoor wind and rain.