36 Dartmouth Castle


Events at the Castle


May half term: Smugglers and Sea Dogs October half term: Spooky Castle


Dartmouth Shakespeare Week: The cultural highlight of the event calendar in Dartmouth. Every year the Inn Theatre Company has presented its production in the open air immediately adjacent to the Castle – a stunning location for a stunning production. This year, it’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ from 28th July to 1st August 2020 - for more information, see page 65.


The Castle Tea Rooms offers a wide selection of meals and snacks and is a prime spot for a proper cream tea, inside or outside. Popular bathing coves – Castle Cove immediately adjacent to the castle entrance and Sugary Cove just a few minutes’ walk away are perfect places for a wild swim, a picnic, or just for sitting and watching the boats come and go. The South West Coast Path may be joined at Dartmouth Castle and there are a number of circular walks of truly exceptional beauty and variety that start from this point.


M C A S T L E T E A R O O M S B A R


Serving breakfast, lunch, ice creams and cream teas! Childrens menu available. Dogs welcome!


Serving breakfast, lunch, ice creams and cream teas! Children’s menu available. Dogs welcome! See website for opening hours Castle Road, Dartmouth, TQ6 0JN


Dartmouth Castle Tea Rooms Open daily 9am - 5pm


Dartmouth Castle Tea Rooms


Castle Road, Dartmouth, TQ6 0JN Open for evening meals at the weekends!


www.dartmouthcastletearooms.co.uk 01803 833897


01803 833897


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