Working Farm

The Cottage is a 2 bedroom cottage attached to the owners' farmhouse on a 300 acre mixed farm. A very friendly and much appreciated place.

About 1½ miles from Chagford and 2 from Moretonhampstead, beside a lane, a little cottage attached to the owners' farmhouse of a 300 acre mixed farm (cattle, sheep) including woodland and ponds (wild duck often). You are welcome on the farm and to use the owners' garden - lawns to front and back; a barn where swallows and bats roost is next door.

Inside, living room (woodburner, big beams, TV/DVD) open to dining area and fitted kitchen (slimline dishwasher, microwave, fridge, electric cooker). Stairs from living room up to two bedrooms – a double, and a single (plus 2'6" bed, by...

Harford Bunkhouse & Camping offers comfortable budget accommodation on the edge of South Dartmoor. An ideal choice if you are planning to start the Two Moors Way walk from south to north. Run alongside a working Dartmoor farm, the venue offers not only camping pods but a bunkhouse and camping as well, so will cater for all requirements. 

The are three camping pods and a cabin in the garden. These sleep up to 6 people each and have the same facilities as camping. Small campfires in the provided fire pits and BBQs are allowed at the farm’s discretion. Children and dogs welcome (dogs must be kept on a lead at all times).

Kayakers, canoeists, families, couples and groups have all been known to bunk down with us here at Harford Bunkhouse and Camping, a working farm on the southern edge of Dartmoor.

Accommodation:

The Pods

We have 3 pods and one cabin situated in a secluded woodland area of the garden 50 yards from the barns where the toilets and showers are situated. There is a lit path, the pods consist of beds and seating only.there is a wash up area with a microwave,kettle and fridge and power sockets to charge your phone etc. Towels and bedding...

Harford Bunkhouse & Camping offers comfortable budget accommodation on the edge of South Dartmoor. An ideal choice if you are planning to start the Two Moors Way walk from south to north. Run alongside a working Dartmoor farm, the bunkhouse (which can sleep up to 50) offers dormitory style accommodation with bunk beds in each of the rooms. A kitchen, large seating area, toilets and showers are all within the bunkhouse. 

The campsite is divided between two of the farm’s meadows. Campers can use the toilets and showers located within the bunkhouse buildings. Facilities include a wash-up area, drying room and disabled access. There are also three camping pods and a cabin in the garden. These sleep up to 6 people each and have the same facilities as camping. Small campfires in the provided fire pits and BBQs are allowed at the farm’s discretion. Children and dogs welcome (dogs must be kept on a lead at all times).

Kayakers, canoeists, families, couples and groups have all been known to bunk down with us here at Harford Bunkhouse and Camping, a working farm on the southern edge of Dartmoor.

Accommodation:

The Barns

The barns are  converted shippens ( milking parlours), we are a working farm, we produce our own hot water and heating by means of a  biomass boiler which feeds the barns. The barns share a large lounge and kitchen,there is a large field a for activities and a covered fire pit, we take singles or groups for one or many nights.

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This attractive, homely barn conversion is situated within its own enclosed gardens, on the owners' 19-acre working arable farm on the outskirts of Bow, a small village near Crediton, in the heart of Devon.

This attractive, homely barn conversion is situated within its own enclosed gardens, on the owners' 19-acre working arable farm on the outskirts of Bow, a small village near Crediton, in the heart of Devon.

Nestled amidst superb farmland, with feature beams and wooden flooring, this cosy cottage near Crediton provides the perfect country getaway for families and small groups of friends exploring Devon.

This Devon cottage offers a delightful king-size double room, a pretty twin room and a shower room.

Prepare delicious home-cooked meals in the spacious, well-equipped...

Waterleat Farm, is situated one and half miles north of Ashburton town and is set in a woodland valley which runs up to the edge of open moorland next to the Ashburn river. It offers comfortable spacious accommodation. Sleeps 2 + Double Sofa Bed + Cot.

Waterleat Farm, is situated one and half miles north of Ashburton town and is set in a woodland valley which runs up to the edge of open moorland next to the Ashburn river. It offers comfortable spacious accommodation. Sleeps 2 + Double Sofa Bed + Cot.

Because of its genuinely rural setting the prevailing atmosphere is one of peace and quiet, at the same time modern facilities are available to make life as comfortable as possible.  You need only bring your own towels, bed linen is provided.  There is a double bed in the bedroom (12ft 6in x 10ft 2in) Double sofa bed in the living...

A holiday let for 4 full of granite and wood with new & very efficient log burner. Some electricity free of charge and an energy log boiler. Well behaved dogs welcome. It's  a good cheap and cheerful cottage where a baby is welcome.High-chair, cot, stair gate and babysitting on offer. And no charge at all for up to 2 dogs. Off road parking for 2 cars. Own certified water supply. Ruth and Chris are totally into self sufficiency and will readily explain their sustainability projects - PVs, solar thermals, log boiler system and methane gas collection. 

Old Sowtontown is a smallholding with three self-catering holiday cottages, ‘The Barn’, ‘The Shippen’ and ‘The Hemphouse’. They are in a rural setting within the National Park on the western edge of Dartmoor .

For very reasonable prices, these cottages offer ideal accommodation for walking, hiking, cycling or riding holidays. Dogs are welcome and stabling is available should you wish to bring your own horse(s). Open moorland is within a ten-minute walk. Tavistock, a historic market town, is 3 miles away, and Peter Tavy, the nearby village, has a 15th Century inn serving good food....

The Coachhouse is set on a lovely farmstead just 2 miles south-west of Lydford.  You are invited to go anywhere on the 250 acre working farm and help is always accepted, or alternatively you can enjoy lazing by the outdoor heated swimming pool! If the weather takes a turn for the worse, never fear the Coachhouse has it's own indoor 'endless' pool, sauna and games room. The property has 5 bedrooms (1 ensuite, double, twin, single and children's room with two sets of 3' bunk beds).  Tremendous freedom is offered and there are a number of activities for both children and adults.  Meals are also available in the owners house that is a B&B.

The place:
Lydford: village (two good food pubs, farm shop, church) on Dartmoor’s western edge, famous for its gorge/waterfall (Nat. Trust, very beautiful walk deep in woods). Trout fishing in the Lyd; riding stables locally. Sea/beaches, about 25 miles, north or south coasts. Roadford Lake, 9 miles. Tavistock, 5. Brentor’s tor-top church, 3.

The property:
... 2 miles south-west of Lydford and 1 from its gorge, 400 yards of private farm-lane end at Burnville Farm, a lovely farmstead amid beech trees. It is on the side of a shallow stream-...

A mile from South Tawton in heavilly wooded lanes you will find this huge, stunning house converted from handsome barns once serving the farmhouse as a grain store.  It is attached to its residential neighbour and farming activities continue to this day.  Inside is gorgeous yet practical and very 21st century.  Rock Barn sleeps up to 12 in 5 bedrooms (4 doubles and 1 twin and a sofa bed).  Opposite the property is an open fronted barn providing table tennis, darts, storage for bicycles/surfboards.  All in all and amazing property with that definite WOW factor.

The place:
South Tawton: old and pretty little village (good food pub) about ¾ mile from South Zeal and Sticklepath; Chagford, 7 miles: Okehampton (small town, leisure centre, cinema), 4 miles; Exeter, 20; sea/sand, about 30.

The property:
… a mile from South Tawton in heavily wooded lanes, a huge, stunning house converted from handsome barns once serving the farmhouse as a grain store. It is attached to its residential neighbour and farming activities continue in 20th cent. open barns across the access lane. Enclosed lawned garden...

Lowertown Farm, a 93 acre working farm sits nestled in a valley in the heart of Dartmoor, where a peaceful walk can take you from the top of Blackator to the banks of the River Dart through gorgeous wooded paths and winding country lanes. When Luke and Hannah Fursdon opened a Bed and Breakfast in their 500 year old farmhouse in 2009, these were just some of things they were excited to share with guests. Others include a passion for activities such as diverse as horseback riding and kayaking as well as the joy of getting up close to the animals raised at Lowertown. In 2014 Lowertown began serving it’s very own farm reared bacon and sausages as part of it’s hearty and traditional full English breakfast, complete of course with farm fresh eggs. Lowertown is an ideal place to use as a jumping off point for a active or horsey holiday, with guests horses able to be accommodated, or to just relax and enjoy the dawn chorus.

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. They are surrounded by ninety three acres of farmland with open moorland above and below the farm.

Luke and Hannah, the second generation to live at the 500yr old farmhouse, welcome you with a warm log fire (perfect for those cold winter nights), comfy sofas and full English Breakfasts.

They can cater for groups, families, couples or singles but they try to limit themselves to a maximum of six guests at any time,...

A wonderfully comfortable house for the bed and breakfast visitor. From the beautiful garden with stunning view, to the well sized bedrooms. Great farmhouse cooking at breakfast and evening meals. 

The Victorian farmhouse is surrounded by 200 acres of farm land which is farmed with sheep and cattle thus creating an idyllic countryside retreat. Its located on the north side and doorstep of Dartmoor and is situated 14 miles from the Cornish border, but with easy and close access to both the A30 and M5.  Those who want more energetic activities can enjoy the open space and sense of freedom, they can also enjoy pony trekking, golf and sailing which are all close by, not forgetting Hiking on Dartmoor with it's abundant wildlife and scenery. There is so much to do and see for all ages, you...