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How Dartmoor Villages are Preserving a British Icon
December 23, 2019 3:08 pm Leave your thoughtsThank fully in the majority of towns and villages on Dartmoor the original red iconic boxes remained in place
Thank fully in the majority of towns and villages on Dartmoor the original red iconic boxes remained in place
In this guest article, Rachel Brown of DIY Garden shares her knowledge on Dartmoor’s fascinating butterfly population and why they’re important to... View Article
Christmas Fairs and Markets, Santa’s Grottos, Arts Festivals, Food Festivals and Carol Concerts, Dartmoor at Christmas is alive with merriment and joy.
If you’re a dog owner, you’re always looking for the next great place for walking your four-legged friends, so with... View Article
There’s so much to do and enjoy on Dartmoor all throughout the winter months, when that nip in the air and chance of snow covering the tors and slopes on the open moorland, makes heading out for a family walk just that bit more exhilarating.
Saturday 7 December, 10am to 8pm at Devon Guild of Craftsmen, Bovey Tracey, Devon TQ13 9AF
I always get a lovely feeling of excitement when heading up onto Okehampton moor with Maisie, the wide open space is vast and the opportunities endless.
Harford Bridge Holiday Park, Peter Tavy, Tavistock is a 2019 Visit Devon Tourism Awards finalist for ‘Touring Camping and Caravanning Park of the Year’.
Today I’m out biking early. Cycling through the morning’s crisp autumnal air, dipping into valleys of low-lying clouds and climbing up as the clearing mist reveals yet another breath-taking view over Dartmoor.
Peter Tavy villagers and Harford Bridge Holiday Park are to plant ‘Moor Trees’.