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Buckfastleigh
Farm shop and coffee shop at Buckfastleigh offering fresh produce, homemade pies, pastries, and cream teas with local jam.
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Buckfastleigh
Farm shop and coffee shop at Buckfastleigh offering fresh produce, homemade pies, pastries, and cream teas with local jam.
Licensed all-day café at South Devon Railway in Buckfastleigh serving hand-made pizzas, cream teas and locally sourced food.
Avonwick
A traditional pub in the village of Avonwick, beside the River Avon, serving home-cooked food, real ales and cream teas in the heart of the South Hams.
Okehampton
Family-run hotel in Lydford, operating for over 100 years in a Victorian building designed by artist William Widgery, offering B&B and rooms within Dartmoor National Park.

Which Dartmoor tor is on the left hand side of this photo?
Roborough
Custom decorated cakes and celebration treats from a working farm near Plymouth, on the edge of Dartmoor.
Princetown, Yelverton
Welcoming licensed café and bunkhouse in Princetown, the highest town on Dartmoor. Locally sourced home-cooked breakfasts, lunches, cream teas and cakes. Dog and walker-friendly with wood-burning stoves, a tea garden and bunkhouse accommodation. Open 6 days a week year-round.
Widecombe-in-the-Moor
The Cafe on the Green has been proudly serving visitors to Widecombe-in-the-Moor for almost a century. We have it on very good authority that we were the first purpose-built tearoom on Dartmoor, when the trend for cream teas took off.
Drewsteignton, Exeter
Riverside pub-restaurant beside the ancient Fingle Bridge on the Teign, with a stone hearth, beams, beer garden and cream teas.
Two Bridges, Yelverton
Powdermills Pottery - Pottery for sale, pottery courses & cream teas in an old gunpowder factory in the heart of Dartmoor National Park.
Plate from Dartmoor Illustrated, page 174, 1900“Swelling and sinking solemnly along the sky, Dartmoor surrounded Newtake.”
Also on Our DartmoorHut circle on the steep slope above the Cowsic, Conies Down Tor — A hut circle 4 m across inside with a wall 2 m wide and 0.4 m high, on a steep east slope above the Cowsic on the lower slopes of Conies Down Tor.