Accommodation - Hotels & B&Bs
Station House
South Brent
We are very pleased to welcome everyone including dogs to our café bar and accommodation.
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Camping & Glamping
Meadowfields Campsite
Dartington
Welcome to Meadowfields in Dartington, near Totnes, Devon. A family and dog-friendly campsite for those who love the outdoors without compromising on comfort.
Camping & Glamping
Higher Well Farm
Stoke Gabriel
Nestled into the beautiful South Devon countryside, Higher Well Farm has been run by the Ball family since 1925, with the holiday park opening in the early 1960s.
Farm Shops & Local Produce
Ashburton Christmas Trees
Ashburton
Choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm on the edge of Dartmoor, growing Norway Spruce and Nordman Firs across 20 acres near Ashburton.
Dartmoor quiz
Old books sometimes spell "Leather Tor" differently. Which of these is one of those spellings?
Cycling & Mountain Biking
Granite Way Cycles
Okehampton
Cycle hire shop and café at the start of the Granite Way, offering Giant bikes, e-bikes, and family options with a dog-friendly café serving local food.
Accommodation - Hotels & B&Bs
Northlake Bed & Breakfast
Okehampton
Homely B&B on 2.5 acres near Okehampton with Dartmoor views, ideal for walkers and families exploring the national park.
Restaurants & Cafes
Brothers
Okehampton
Family-run restaurant and kitchen in Okehampton serving modern British food with Mediterranean influences, plus coffee and cocktails.
Social & Recreational Clubs
Okehampton Conservative Club
Okehampton
Social club on Okehampton's Kempley Road offering members live entertainment, games and events in a friendly community setting.
Food, Drink & Hospitality
The Rising Sun Inn
Gunnislake
The Rising Sun Inn in Gunnislake is a beautiful 17th-century pub nestled in the heart of the Tamar Valley.
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Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“She sends them forth limpid and pure, full of laughter and leap, of flash and brawl.”
Also on Our DartmoorRobert Dymond — Exeter land surveyor and antiquary, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, who lived at Blackslade in Widecombe-in-the-Moor and edited the 1876 parish book Things New and Old.
