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The quiet little village of Chillaton lies just a few miles to the west of the iconic Dartmoor National Park and is a superb base for exploring the moors.

Chillaton is surrounded by picturesque countryside, yet within easy reach of three lively market towns - Tavistock, Okehamptom and Launceston, whilst offering great access to the wild beauty of Dartmoor, and stunning Tamar valley and Atlantic coastline.

The South West's deepest gorge and spectacular 30m waterfall at Lydford Gorge lies just 6 miles from the village and is well worth a visit. Dartmoor itself offers a beautiful and varied landscape ranging from bleak rocky outcrops, vast expanses of heather moorland and deep wooded valleys with rushing rivers - perfect for walking, cycling, kayaking and horseriding to fully appreciate the natural scenery.

A holiday cottage in Chillaton is a great spot from which to explore the Dartmoor and the nearby rolling North Devon countryside, Tamar valley and Atlantic coastline.

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The quiet village of Chillaton is surrounded by picturesque countryside, yet within easy reach of three market towns, and offers great access to Dartmoor, the Tamar Valley and the coast.

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The quiet little village of Chillaton lies just a few miles to the west of the iconic Dartmoor National Park and is a superb base for exploring the moors.

Chillaton is surrounded by picturesque countryside, yet within easy reach of three lively market towns - Tavistock, Okehamptom and Launceston, whilst offering great access to the wild beauty of Dartmoor, and stunning Tamar valley and Atlantic coastline.

The South West's deepest gorge and spectacular 30m waterfall at Lydford Gorge lies just 6 miles from the village and is well worth a visit. Dartmoor itself offers a beautiful and varied landscape ranging from bleak rocky outcrops, vast expanses of heather moorland and deep wooded valleys with rushing rivers - perfect for walking, cycling, kayaking and horseriding to fully appreciate the natural scenery.

A holiday cottage in Chillaton is a great spot from which to explore the Dartmoor and the nearby rolling North Devon countryside, Tamar valley and Atlantic coastline.


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Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre
(4 miles)

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The Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre is a 45,000 square foot indoor attraction that provides a unique opportunity to find out about the history of fairgrounds in a beautiful rural location. Capture the magic of a bygone age through exhibits, vintage engineering and stunning artwork displays.

Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre Milford PL16 0AT (T: 01566 783425)

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Full of history but unfortunately a lot of the stalls were not staffed so unable to play ! We ended up giving 12 of our tokens to a family coming in. It would of been fun to enjoy them but only a few of the rides had staff so very disappointed with what it cost to enter

April 2019


Roadford Lake Country Park
(5 miles)

Roadford Lake is a chance to get outside and explore Devon as it was meant to be explored - on foot, by bike and on the water.  On the Devon and Cornwall border, it’s a chance to let the kids run around, explore the woodland, build dens, or set up a picnic. It’s also a great destination for dog walkers and hikers to explore nature trails, cyclists to explore miles of cycle routes and water babies to paddleboard, sail and kayak with all equipment available to hire on site. After all this adventure you can rewards yourself in the Lakeside Café for cakes, light lunches, hot chocolates and ice creams.

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Lydford Gorge
(6 miles)

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Lace up your walking boots and enjoy this spectacular 3 mile circular walk taking in Whitelady Falls, the Devils Cauldron and the beautiful natural scenery of the Gorge.  Some paths are closed in winter so check before you go.  Finish off your walk with a cream tea in one of two tea rooms - you deserve it ! 

Lydford Gorge Okehampton EX20 4BH  (T. 01822 820320) 

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worth the trek down and up

March 2022


Beautiful, well worth the effort.

September 2021


Fabulous walk round this gorgeous. Very picturesque. Walking shoes a must .kids thoroughly enjoyed it

September 2021


Beautiful walk, worth doing all the way

August 2021


lovely family walk (circa 1.5 - 2.0 miles), visiting waterfall only

November 2019


A really fantastic gorge to explore - amazing scenery and brilliant circular walk with lots of space and picnic spots for a brilliant day out!

June 2018


Cholwell Stables
(6 miles)

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Exploring Dartmoor on horseback is a fantastic experience and sure to be a highlight of your holiday.  Cholwell Riding Stables caters for all types of rider from complete novice to experienced, and is perfectly located to ride straight out onto Dartmoor.

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Fantastic ride for newbies like us

August 2022


Fantastic to be able to ride straight out onto the moors. Always great rides on good horses. One of the best places I've ever found to ride.

May 2022


Lawrence House
(7 miles)

A beautiful Georgian house dating back to 1753, Lawrence House is leased to Launceston Town as a local museum and civic centre, spread over three floors, with exhibits focusing on local history and the area’s links with Australia.  When you visit you can learn about Philip Gidley King who sailed on the HMS Sirius, which accompanied the first fleet of convicts to Australia, see a display of costumes that date from the 18th century to the 1960s, discover the Victorian kitchen and let the kids play in the toy room.  Opening times are limited so make sure you keep an eye on the website for further information.

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