Welcome to Dartmoor

Experience the Moor

Dartmoor, in Southwest England, is a rugged 954-square-kilometer gem known for its stunning landscapes, from rolling hills to ancient granite tors like Haytor and Hound Tor, each offering sweeping views and a window into its rich geology.

The moor’s rivers, such as the Dart and Teign, invite visitors for wild swimming and scenic picnics, while open moorlands and valleys are a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, home to Dartmoor’s iconic ponies, highland cattle, and rare birds like skylarks.

Step back in time with Dartmoor’s prehistoric stone rows, Bronze Age sites, and legendary prison. The park’s dark skies are ideal for stargazing, with clear nights revealing spectacular celestial displays and vibrant sunsets.

Dartmoor blends nature, history, and adventure, providing unforgettable experiences for all, whether you seek solitude or exploration in this magical wilderness.

Highlights

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Getting Active on Dartmoor

Discover the thrill of Dartmoor National Park, a 368-square-mile adventure haven in Devon.

Hikers can tackle the rugged tors, rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views. Cyclists will enjoy the challenge of steep hills across scenic trails, while equestrians can explore Dartmoor’s historic moors from horseback.

For water lovers, take a refreshing wild swim or try kayaking through winding rivers. Climbers can conquer granite outcrops, experiencing Dartmoor’s unique landscape up close. For a peaceful day, fishing offers a tranquil escape on the serene rivers.

Bringing your dog

Staying on Dartmoor

Regardless of your taste or budget, you’ll find somewhere perfect to stay for your Dartmoor holiday. Our towns have luxurious boutique hotels, while there are lots of cosy B&Bs and holiday cottages in our villages and across the national park. If camping and caravanning are more your style, you’ll find the perfect place to pitch up.

Lobhill Stable Self Catering Cottage Devon
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