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Harbertonford is nestled in the heart of the South Hams, an area of outstanding natural beauty that is particularly popular with sailors, artists, fishermen, and anyone who enjoys peaceful tranquillity in a truly beautiful rural setting. Along with the nearby villages Dittisham, Tuckenhay, Ashprington and Stoke Gabriel, Harbertonford enjoys unspoilt tree-lined banks, secret creeks, and magnificent green countryside sweeping down to the river's edge.

Harbertonford is just over 3 miles away from the historic town of Totnes, with its ancient castle, winding streets, bohemian culture, and lively market. From here you can take a river cruise on a vintage paddle steamer down to the maritime town of Dartmouth, where you'll find plenty of cafés, restaurants, shops and art galleries, as well as an abundance of breathtaking coastal walks. Or for a day out with a difference, why not visit the nearby Sharpham Vineyard for English cheese and wine tasting, and lovely riverside walks.

A holiday cottage in Harbertonford is perfectly placed for enjoying the beautiful Dart valley and its surrounding picturesque countryside.
 

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A holiday cottage in Harbertonford is perfectly placed for enjoying a relaxing holiday in the beautiful Dart valley with its unspoilt tree-lined banks, secret creeks, and magnificent green sweeping countryside.

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Harbertonford is nestled in the heart of the South Hams, an area of outstanding natural beauty that is particularly popular with sailors, artists, fishermen, and anyone who enjoys peaceful tranquillity in a truly beautiful rural setting. Along with the nearby villages Dittisham, Tuckenhay, Ashprington and Stoke Gabriel, Harbertonford enjoys unspoilt tree-lined banks, secret creeks, and magnificent green countryside sweeping down to the river's edge.

Harbertonford is just over 3 miles away from the historic town of Totnes, with its ancient castle, winding streets, bohemian culture, and lively market. From here you can take a river cruise on a vintage paddle steamer down to the maritime town of Dartmouth, where you'll find plenty of cafés, restaurants, shops and art galleries, as well as an abundance of breathtaking coastal walks. Or for a day out with a difference, why not visit the nearby Sharpham Vineyard for English cheese and wine tasting, and lovely riverside walks.

A holiday cottage in Harbertonford is perfectly placed for enjoying the beautiful Dart valley and its surrounding picturesque countryside.
 


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Canoe Adventures
Canoe Adventures
(3 miles)

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Giving you the opportunity to take canoeing to the next level with guided tours in long canoes along the beautiful River Dart, Canoe Adventures offer a variety of options and opportunities to really make the experience your own with canoe share for families, riverside picnics, ice cream, wildlife, history and fire craft to be enjoyed. You can join a tour or opt for private hire with visits to the popular Sharpham Vineyard for family celebrations, hen parties, stag dos, school trips and corporate outings.  Keep an eye on the website for scheduled trips including the Dart by Moonlight which is a complete cracker!

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Did not use this as too old!

September 2023


Amazing day out with the family - would definitely recommend.

June 2021


Totnes Castle
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A classic Norman motte and bailey castle within walking distance of the centre of Totnes.  Climb to the top for stunning views over the town and River Dart or enjoy a peaceful picnic in the grounds under one of the ancient trees. 

Totnes Castle Castle Street, Totnes TQ9 5NU

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Looks amazing from a distance but queue at opening was 15 min and no guide books for sale and little information elsewhere. Expensive

November 2023


A little gem - no idea why we haven’t visited before.

September 2023


A great way to spend an hour, just off the high street. Interesting interpretation boards and a lovely little gift shop, the views are worth the climb to the top of the tower. Otherwise, not much to see - but a must if you’ve a day in Totnes.

September 2023


There are excellent views from the castle. A most enjoyable visit

August 2023


Fabulous example

March 2020


OK, the view of Totnes from the top was good, but that was it. There is nothing else there to see or do.

September 2019


Not much to see not worth the £5 entry.

June 2019


Totnes Cinema Bar
Totnes Cinema 
(3 miles)

A quirky independent cinema and bar just off Fore Street in Totnes where you can enjoy a cocktail or coffee before a performance of film or theatre.

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Totnes Elizabethan House Museum
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Travel back in time to the days when Elizabethan merchants lived in this fascinating building in the centre of Totnes.  Kids can dress up in the nursery or discover what people ate in the Elizabethan kitchen and herb garden, and the whole family can enjoy the wealth of interesting exhibits about Totnes through the ages.

Totnes Elizabethan House Museum 70 Fore Street, Totnes TQ9 5RU (T: 01803 86382)

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The whole family found the Elizabethan house museum very interesting

August 2023


Unexpectedly hands-on. Loved seeing the barrel clock chime the remote bell by the front door via a cable. Did not expect to see the computing area on top floor with history of Charles Babbage and association with Totnes. We learnt many things, not least the origin of the wardrobe :-)

October 2019


An excellent museum in a special building, lots of local history and information, free entry was unexpected.

September 2019


Timehouse Museum
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Accessed via the Narnia Shop on Totnes Fore Street, the Timehouse Museum is a four dimensional installation fusing art, music and film that will engage inquisitive minds of all ages.  Expect the extraordinary!

Timehouse Museum 69 Fore Street, Totnes TQ9 5NJ (T: 01803 862109)

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Just the most amazing place, words cannot describe. So sad it's shutting soon!

August 2018

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