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Widecombe-in-the-Moor is a small Devonshire village set within the dramatic and moody landscape of Dartmoor, home to over five hundred and sixty people. The church of St Pancras dates back to the 14th Century, and has a magnificent 120’ tower, which is only one of the interesting features of this ‘Cathedral of the Moor’. Time it right and the Widecombe Fair will be taking place, or possibly the splendour of the Moor will bewitch those who set off on a journey of discovery of ancient Moorland, and wildlife, why not explore the remains of the Medieval Village of Hound Tor, or perhaps the Bronze Age Settlement of Grimspound will satisfy the curious.
Maybe a thunderous Waterfall, woodland walks, and the chance to meet animals will entice a visit to Becky Falls. Younger visitors will be busy as there are 150 animals at the Miniature Pony and Animal Farm to meet, or perhaps Buckfast Butterfly and Otter Sanctuary will tick all of the boxes. For an insight into the intriguing art of glass blowing it has to be House Of Marbles, or if it’s Tea Pots all the way then Cardew Teapot Factory is where a tour may be rounded off with a visit to the treasure trove of a shop,
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Lowertown Farm
(2.56 miles)
Lowertown Farm Bed & Breakfast is set in a peaceful rural hamlet within the Dart valley, three miles away from the picturesque village of Widecombe-in-the-Moor.
Luke and Hannah, the second generation to live at the farmhouse, ...
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Hazelcott Bed & Breakfast
(2.87 miles)
Is a cosy and select bed and breakfast offering
comfortable en suite rooms in the spectacular setting of
Dartmoor National Park. Hazelcott is the ideal base for couples, families, walkers
cyclists and business people.
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Moorlands
(3.10 miles)
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This fine Country House is situated high on the moor below Haytor Rocks, one of Dartmoor’s best-known landmarks. It was this magnificent setting that inspired Agatha Christie to write her ... more
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The Rock Inn
(3.17 miles)
This traditional English Country Inn has been offering travellers hospitality, good food and shelter since it's foundation as a coaching inn in the mid-eighteenth century. In this modern age we pride ourselves on a relaxed, ...
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Brimpts Barn Farm
(3.67 miles)
As an original Dartmoor Tenement, a Duchy of Cornwall farm, Brimpts is rich in natural splendour and local folklore. Lying in the shelter of the East Dart Valley, the converted barns have stunning views dominated ...
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Ilsington Country House Hotel
(3.68 miles)
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The Ilsington Hotel, Dartmoor, is a charming English country house hotel located within the boundaries of Dartmoor National Park in South Devon. Set amidst 10 acres of landscaped grounds and ... more
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East Dart Hotel
(4.12 miles)
Paul and Rosie Joynson and their twins, Dominic and Sylvia, are looking forward to providing you with the visit you have always wanted. Care and attention matter and Paul has over 22 years experience ...
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Beechwood B&B
(4.30 miles)
Beechwood is located at the heart of Dartmoor National Park, surrounded by gardens, meadows and moors. We offer cottage style rooms, a comfortable guest lounge and delicious homemade breakfasts. ...
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Ring of Bells Inn
(4.54 miles)
Landlord, Simon Saunders, and his staff welcome you to the Ring of
Bells. An early, thatched Dartmoor inn, the Ring of Bells has many period
features including a 15th century arched door frame, heavy oak doors, low
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Church House Inn
(4.71 miles)
From the moment you enter you feel the friendly atmosphere. It might be the winter log fires beside the big sofa. It could be the anticipation of good food. Probably it’s the ...
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