Dartmoor is known for its spectacular landscapes. So, what better way to enjoy those vistas than from the comfort of a cosy pub? We’ve scoured the moors to collect the

Want to set the scene for your next Dartmoor holiday? Reading one of the books from the list below is a great way to get in the mood for a

Dartmoor’s landscape is the perfect setting for inspiring tales and myths about fairies, ghosts and giants. Many stories have been told to explain the landscape or warn children from wandering

The earth has been changing for billions of years. The landscape you see outside your window looked very different 10,000 years ago. 100,000 years ago they’d be unrecognisable. It’s the

There’s no denying it, Dartmoor is rainy. Thanks to the high position and south-westerly flow of air, Dartmoor gets double the amount of rain as the Scilly Isles. It even

Camping on Dartmoor puts you back in touch with nature and gives you the opportunity to see some of Britain’s most amazing wildlife. And while wild camping is still allowed

It’s hard to visit Dartmoor without noticing the marks of a bygone era. Tin mining (and later copper mining) between the 13th and 20th Centuries helped shape our landscape. Tin mines, the

Robert Eggers, director of 2024’s Nosferatu has chosen to film his latest Werwulf movie on Dartmoor. His choice means Hollywood, or at least a little part of it, arrived for

Not everyone wants to hike Kilimanjaro, or even all the tors on Dartmoor. But getting out and about when you’re on holiday doesn’t need to be arduous. We have some

The Most Impressive Leat on Dartmoor is on Our Doorstep  If you’re interested in Dartmoor’s leats and their precise 1800s engineering, you’ll love staying with us. The most impressive leat on Dartmoor, Wheal Friendship Leat (also known as Reddaford Leat or Mine Leat) is just 3 miles from our holiday park.