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Castle Drogo (National Trust)
Castle Drogo is the last castle to be built in Britain. The castle has a medieval atmosphere with bare granite and tapestry hung walls. It also has formal gardens and a croquet lawn |
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Buckland Abbey (National Trust)
Founded in 1278, the church was converted into a tudor home after the dissolution of monasteries and sold to Sir Francis Drake. Drake's descendants owned the Abbey until the 1940's. |
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Dartmoor Prison Museum
Dartmoor Prison has a fascinating history and the museum well worth a visit.Situated just 150 yds from HMP Dartmoor.
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Morwehellam Quay Tavistock
I took my daughter and mother, only 20 minutes drive from Two Bridges, we had a lovely walk dressed up in Victoran costumes. I had no idea it used to be Englands busiest port Can reccomend their pub The Ship Inn for lunch.
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Letterboxing
Letterboxing is a combination of
treasure hunting and orinteering.
Where predetermined clues are
used to locate boxes placed all
over The Moor.The boxes contain
a visitors book and rubber stamp.
Perfect for children and adults alike, why not have a go this half term.
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Dartmoor National Park Guided Walks
Join one of our The Dartmoor Rangers guided walks and learn about the history, folklore and archeology of The Moor. Book one of our walking breaks and enjoy a free guided walk. |
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Minature Pony Centre
Get really close to our adorable Miniature
Shetland ponies and Miniature
Mediterranean donkeys that foal throughout the spring and early summer. And with plenty of other animals to see, a daily programme of activities
(including a daily birds of prey display), indoor and outdoor play areas, a wealth of wildlife, and more, there is so much for visitors to enjoy. |
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High moorland visitor centre
The High Moorland Visitor Centre is an ideal place to start your visit to Dartmoor. There is FREE admission to the Centre, where you will find extensive, modern, interpretative displays that provide wonderful insights to Dartmoor, its history, culture and wildlife, as well as a gallery with regularly changing exhibitions. |
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The garden house
The Garden House is a magical place: a place designed to meld with its surrounding landscape to create an almost ethereal beauty; a place where luxuriant, brilliant colour creates unforgettable panoramas; a place where the past meets the present and stands at the gate of a bright future |
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