 
| Bovey Castle
Datmoor National Park, North Bovey
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Rooms from 125.00 GBP | In the heart of Dartmoor National Park and 15 minutes from the A30, the historic, luxurious Bovey Castle sits high on the valley's edge. It offers a spa and golf course, and free parking.
The castle overlooks peaceful Edwardian gardens, the golf course and the River Bovey. Its bedrooms have wonderful views, facilities for making tea and coffee, and a TV with satellite channels.
Featured in the Condé Nast Traveller's Gold List 2011, Bovey Castle also has a Gold Award for Large Hotel of the Year from the South West Tourism Excellence Awards 2010-11.
The restaurant serves fresh local food and great wines. Wine tasting is offered in the cellar, afternoon teas are available, and there are a choice of breakfast options.
The hotel offers activities for young and old, including falconry displays, art classes, woodland walks, hot-air ballooning, swimming, and yoga overlooking the moor. |
 
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | A Warm Welcome at Sandy Park Inn...
...a traditional 18th Century pub in a beautiful setting near the River Teign, on the very edge of Dartmoor itself. Locals and visitors are drawn here to enjoy the quality of our draught beers, local ales and cider (we are a Free House). We also have a fine selection of wines and spirits for your enjoyment.
We have 4 guest rooms - 2 luxury doubles with en suite bathrooms and showers, one standard double with a private bathroom/shower, and one twin bedded room with a private shower. These rooms and the friendly atmosphere make our accomodation very popular with visitors looking for a base from which to explore the countryside. After enjoying country pursuits on Dartmoor, you can return to the comfort of a fine country pub meal in the evening and a good night's rest in our comfortable rooms. From this site, you can view the rooms, check availability and make a booking - just follow the accomodation link.
We are located just a few minutes drive from the Whiddon Down exit from the A30 close to the charming moorland towns of Chagford and Moretonhampstead. |
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