Dartmoor Information Exchange - Facebook Group
Private knowledge-sharing group for Dartmoor enthusiasts — archaeology, wildlife, geology, history and more.
Private knowledge-sharing group for Dartmoor enthusiasts — archaeology, wildlife, geology, history and more.
Facebook companion to dartmoorgeocaching.co.uk — a community for geocachers exploring Dartmoor.
Private group helping people recover lost items on Dartmoor — a practical moor community resource.
Dartmoor, Newton Abbot
Helen Jackson (formerly Northcott) is a photographer living and working on Dartmoor. Known for her distinctive landscape photography and her acclaimed project documenting Dartmoor's disappearing red telephone boxes — the subject of two books. Prints and canvases available for worldwide shipping.
Devon, Exeter
The Dartmoor Collective is a non-profit community interest company promoting visual artists working on or inspired by Dartmoor. Hosts summer exhibitions at Poltimore House, publishes acclaimed photozines, operates an online community and bursary programme for emerging photographers, and has featured work at RAMM Exeter and internationally.
Devon, Exeter
Robert Darch is an internationally recognised British artist-photographer based in Devon. His work uses landscape and portraiture to construct narrative responses to place — most notably Dartmoor, which forms the setting for his acclaimed book 'The Moor' (2018). Associate Lecturer in Photography at Plymouth University.
Near Haytor, Newton Abbot
Sarah Smith is a self-taught artist and sustainable homeware maker living and working on a Dartmoor farmstead near Haytor. Featured in Country Living and listed among the UK's Top 100 Female Entrepreneurs. Creates hand-painted acrylic paintings, botanical prints, illustrated homewares and stationery inspired by Dartmoor's seasons, hedgerows and moorland.
Ashburton
Award-winning cookery school in Ashburton, Dartmoor's edge, offering over 50 courses from half-day classes to professional diplomas. Founded 1992. Teaches both passionate home cooks and aspiring chefs using the finest local and seasonal Devon produce. ICSA Academy accredited.
Scorriton, Buckfastleigh
Traditional 14th-century country pub and B&B in the hamlet of Scorriton near Buckfastleigh, directly on the Two Moors Way long-distance footpath. Real ales, home-cooked food, wood-burning stove, beer garden with views over the Little Combe Valley, and four en-suite rooms. Dogs and walkers always welcome.