×

Your property wish list

Loading...

Our wishlist uses a temporary session cookie. This stores a small amount of information on your computer that will remember the selection of properties you had added to the wishlist. When you leave our website, the cookie will be deleted from your computer after 30 days and will clear your selections on the wishlist.

Holidays in Sticklepath

All you need to know

PropertiesArea info
VIEW PROPERTIES IN Sticklepath

About Sticklepath


Things to do
Food & drink
Beaches

Things To Do In Devon

Finch Foundry
(Less than a mile)

(6)

Famed as the last working water powered forge in England, Finch Foundry gives an insight into Dartmoor’s industrial past.  With three water wheels powering hammers, sheers and sharpening stone, this was the basis of one of the South West’s most successful factories in the 1800s, and in visiting there’s the opportunity to learn about the lives of the workers as well as the enterprising Finch family to which it belonged. Parking is free and there’s also a shop and tea room available.

Click Here for further information

View location on map

Add review View all Reviews

Brilliant. So interesting, we were early so took a walk around the village, small but very pretty. The guided tour was informative and full of detail. Well worth a visit.

October 2023


Great tour, very knowledgeable guide, extremely interesting and enjoyable. Recommended.

August 2022


Excellent tour.

May 2022


very good visit and informative.

September 2019


Interesting building with a volunteer giving a detailed talk. Pretty garden and tearoom too.

July 2019


One of the best-explained small National Trust sites we have ever visited. Unexpectedly charming, and really interesting. They managed to include this year's theme for the Trust - Women and Power .

October 2018


Museum of Dartmoor Life
(4 miles)

Life on Dartmoor might look like it’s all sheep farming and wild swimming, but the history of it is all encompassing.  In an independent museum run by a charitable trust, the Museum of Dartmoor Life is a family friendly attraction detailing 5000 years of history in this magical and mystical part of the world.  Open seasonally, they have a range of activities available for children, and collections showcasing Dartmoor trades, the local military, prison and transport, as well as a reconstructed Bronze Age hut.  

Click Here for further information 

View location on map

Add review


Okehampton Castle
(4 miles)

(1)

On a wooded spur above River Okement, Okehampton Castle is the remains of the largest castle in Devon, one that was built soon after the Norman Conquest as a motte and bailey castle.  In the 14th century it became a rather more luxurious residence to Hugh Courtenay, the Earl of Devon, but when he fell out of favour with Henry VIII, the castle fell to ruin, and the result is what you see today.  When you visit, it’s a chance to picnic in the grounds and walk through the woodlands nearby, taking in the scenery and the history, perhaps with the aid of an audio tour to bring it all to life. Okehampton Castle is open seasonally so do check the website for further details.

Click Here for further information

View location on map

Add review View all Reviews

Impressive and very sizeable castle Interesting audio guide (ok for kids too above say age 7)

November 2019


Okehampton Golf Club
(4 miles)

Charming Par 68 Parkland Course in the heart of Devon Founded in 1913, members, friends and guests have played golf here for over a hundred years and whilst much may have changed, visitors to Okehampton can always be assured of a warm welcome.

Click here for further details 

Enjoy 18 holes discounted to £20 with your Toad Hall Cottages Discount Card

View location on map

Add review


Stone Lane Gardens
(5 miles)

(1)

An enchanting 5-acre woodland garden on the edge of the Dartmoor famous for National Collections of Birch trees and Alder trees and the annual ‘Mythic Garden’ sculpture exhibition.

Stone Lane Gardens Chagford  TQ13 8JU (T: 01647 231311)

View location on map

Add review View all Reviews

Enjoyable excursion if you're in the area and worth an hour of your time if you enjoy looking at some interesting art pieces. The sculpture element is complimented by the woodland aspect and vice-versa and make this a more unique attraction.

October 2018

VIEW PROPERTIES

Book A Devon Holiday Today

VIEW PROPERTIES IN Sticklepath
Customer Feefo Reviews