Dartmoor Nature Tours

Discover Dartmoor's wildlife with a professional local guide  

Links

You may find these off-site links useful.  Please note we do not accept responsibility for off-site content.

  • Living World: BBC4 Radio Broadcast
    Lionel Kelleway travels to Dartmoor to meet Phil Page, English Nature's South Devon Reserves Manger.
  • Dartmoor Tourist Association
    The official web site for the Dartmoor Tourist Association.  Has a searchable database of accommodation and up to date news from around Dartmoor.
  • Dartmoor National Park Authority
    The official site for the park, with a selection of fact files covering various aspects of Dartmoor life.
  • Devon County Council
    A big site with lots of information for residents and visitors alike.  Comprehensive listing of attractions, communities, services and council activities.
Local Accommodation
Dartmoor has a wide range of reasonably priced accommodation from luxury hotels, traditional family-run hotels, farmhouse B&B, Youth Hostels, self catering and camping barns. Below is a small selection.
  • Lydgate House, Postbridge
    Set in its own 36 acres of heaven Lydgate House is a small and unique country house hotel with spectacular views across Dartmoor moorland. 
  • Beechwood, B&B
    A beautiful location set in 6 acres of gardens and hay meadows in the heart of Dartmoor.
  • White Hart Hotel, Moretonhampstead
    Dated 1639, the White Hart has been an important part of village life in Moretonhampstead for centuries and is Grade II listed due to its architectural and historic interest.
  • Lavender House Hotel, Ashburton
    Set in three acres the Lavender House enjoys panoramic views of the picturesque Dartmoor National Park set in the heart of Devon, and is just one mile from the popular Stannary Town of Ashburton.

Activities

  • Godolphin Heritage Tours
    Bespoke tours created to suit personal, family or groups particular interests, passions and tastes, Godolphin Heritage Tours get you closer to the real Westcountry, it’s history and traditions allowing you a unique insight into a beautiful and ancient part of England.
  • Heather and Gorse
    Heather and Gorse Clog Dancers are a ladies only dancing side (but they do have male musicians!) based near Newton Abbot. In the summer they dance at least once a week in the evening, usually at a local pub.