the park and chat, sip a coffee on the sunny embankment or laze under the cherry trees and listen to music from the bandstand.
Visitors can enjoy a host of events from festivals, rowing, sailing to air displays and fireworks to name a few. Laze on clean beaches, walk the South West Coast Path, explore the local countryside, visit the Dartmouth Royal Regatta and many other events on and off the river. Whatever your choice Dartmouth is geared for tourism so there is always something to see, do or visit.
Pennymoor Modbury . South Devon
Caravan & Camping Park Modbury • South Devon
A friendly, family owned and run site for 79 years.
Static caravans for hire and for sale.
∑ Beaches 3 miles - Plymouth 5 miles E-mail:
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Level and well drained; ideal for tourers and tents. Close to many beaches and towns.
Level well drained site for Tourers and Tents. Close to main attractions.
E-mail:
enquiries@pennymoor-camping.co.uk
Tel: 01548 830542
www.pennymoor-camping.co.uk
www.pennymoor-camping.co.uk Tel: 01548 830542 / 830020
The available activities & attractions in the town & surrounding area are plentiful. Visit Dartmouth Castle, or the National Trust Coleton Fishacre to travel back in time to the Jazz Age. You can lose yourself in the RHS accredited garden, glimpse out to sea, walk paths that weave through glades past tranquil ponds. Nearby Woodlands Theme Park provides a whole day of variety for all ages with incredible indoor play centres, outdoor adventures, Zoo-Farm, and Falconry.
Kingswear is opposite Dartmouth and has panoramic views of Dartmouth harbour and the river Dart. There are several pubs and inns offering scenic vistas of the river, walkers can try the Dart Valley trail walk from Kingswear to Greenway.
Dittisham is situated at the widest part of the River Dart, where at high tide the water stretches for over a mile to Galmpton on the far shore. Visitors to the village will have no difficulty with sailing or boating on the river, fishing is very popular with eleven miles of river. Nearby is an area known as Tuckenhay where some of the finest food establishments in Devon can be found, some with a river frontage and a quay.
Totnes is full of colour and enjoys a prominent position above the River Dart. There are many interesting diversions for the visitor including museums, a riverside with steamer quay, an ancient
01752 880378
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Friendly family run for over 75 years. Static caravans for Hire and For Sale.
& Camping Park Brixton – Plymouth PL8 2AX
Brixton Caravan
Venn Farm Brixton – Plymouth PL8 2AX
• Toilet and shower blocks • Electric shaver points • Hot and cold water • Electrical hook-ups
• Cosy old farmhouse
• Furnished to a high standard • 2 New B&B Rooms in Courtyard adjacent to house • Free Wifi • Television, alarm clock, hair dryer • Farmhouse breakfasts
• Ideal for Plymouth & Brittany Ferries
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Guildhall and Church, a Norman Castle and the North and East Gates. A visit is best started from the river side at Steamer Quay, which is the centre for local river cruisers offering pleasure trips to Dartmouth some six miles down stream, or for land lubbers there is a steam train through the delightful Devon countryside to other towns in the South Hams.
From the quay, Fore Street rises up into the centre of the town, passing underneath the East Gate Arch - a splendid Tudor structure. On its way up into the town the street winds it way past many fine examples of 16th and 17th century merchant’s houses, including the restored Elizabethan House, which serves as the museum. A striking feature is the Butterwalk, on the north side of High Street, and the Poultry Walk. These are two covered pavement arcades with stone pillars carrying the overhanging storeys of the houses that once sheltered markets. The Guild Hall, on Ramparts Walk, is where visitors can see Totnes’ Old Jail and the table where Cromwell sat in 1646.
A visitor should take time to hunt out the Leechwells, uncover the legend of the Brutus stone, browse amongst the delightful shops for arts, crafts and unusual gifts or just listen to buskers, especially on market days. Totnes is proud of its reputation of being a town with mostly privately owned businesses, ensuring the special attention indicative of people who care.
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