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14 SOUTH DE V ON SUMMER 2 0 2 0 Out & About


Lockdown is easing further and there is plenty to enjoy especially in the great outdoors. Here’s a round-up of activities you can do in and around Dartmouth. Correct at date of going to press (August 14th)


Dartmouth Escape Rooms


Come and join The Mayflower Adventure and test your spy skills to find the clues, crack the code and escape before your time is up. A Must Do activity from ages 9 to 99! Foss St Dartmouth. Dartmouthescapes.com


Ahoy Pirates!


Dartmouth Castle (English-heritage.org.uk) is now open for visitors from Wednesday to Sunday from 10am to 5pm. Book ahead for your timed ticket and why not tie your visit in with a trip on Dartmouth’s Castle Ferry (Dartmouthcastleferry. co.uk) and an ice cream or cream tea from The Dartmouth Castle Tea Rooms.


The Great Big Brick Safari at


Paignton Zoo Paignton Zoo is now home to over 80 giant wild animal models made from thousands of LEGO® bricks! Until 3 January 2021 you can search the zoo grounds and exhibits to spot all of the brick models, coming face to face with a life-sized lion, gorilla, warthogs, kangaroos, macaws and much more! Pre-book tickets in advance at paigntonzoo.org.uk


Go Ape in Haldon Forest


Just outside Exeter you can take a Treetop Adventure with intricate crossings, wobbly bridges and great zip wires. With challenges for children and adults of all ages, it’s a good way to expend some extra energy and feel the wind in your hair! goape.co.uk.


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