Explore Lustleigh and its Surroundings

Becky Falls Woodland Park (1.9 miles)
Loads to do here, including lots of animals to see and touch (although you might not want to get too close to the Victorian flea circus).
www.beckyfalls-dartmoor.com

The Miniature Pony Centre (4.8 miles)
They’re very cute and sometimes there are foals for sale, so be prepared for some high-octane nagging.
www.miniatureponycentre.com

The Devon Guild of Craftsmen (2.6 miles)
Lots of lovely things to buy and a really great cafe right on the river.
www.crafts.org.uk

Lion House Gallery (3.6 miles)
Good for ceramics.

The Ring of Bells Inn (3.2 miles)
Go in season and enjoy dishes based around the excellent local game.
www.ringofbellsinn.com

Bovey Castle (3.9 miles)
Grand dining in a 1920s Art Deco hall.
www.boveycastle.com

Spice Bazaar (2.6 miles)
A huge, unusual and exciting Indian menu.

Canonteign Falls (3.4 miles)
England’s highest waterfall, with woodland walks, a picnic area and a cafe.
www.canonteignfalls.com

Dartmoor Hawking (4.9 miles)
Dartmoor Hawking School of Falconry.
www.dartmoorhawking.co.uk

South Heathercombe (3.8 miles)
30 acres of woodland with an arboretum, streams and ponds.

The MED Theatre Studio (3.6 miles)
This theatre group is committed to bringing the performing arts to communities throughout Dartmoor - catch them if you can.
www.medtheatre.co.uk

The Terrace Cafe (2.6 miles)
Really good lunches served in a gorgeously light, bright room overlooking the river.
www.crafts.org.uk

Ullacombe Farm Shop (2.1 miles)
Don’t forget to pick up a freshly baked cake while you’re here.

Finlake Riding Centre (4.6 miles)
Located within 130 acres of parkland, this stable offers leader rides for children as young as four years old. Evening pub rides and country hacks also available.
www.finlakeridingcentre.co.uk

Bovey Tracey (2.8 miles)
A bustling hub of activity, this town has an artsy-craftsy feel. It has all you need in terms of food and basics, and it’s a good bet for treats and presents, too.

Moretonhampstead (3.6 miles)
One of the great gateways to Dartmoor and a pretty market town, Moretonhampstead is surrounded by jaw-droppingly lovely countryside. Once you’ve exhausted yourself hiking, biking, riding or climbing around the wilds of Dartmoor, you’ll find Moretonhampstead the perfect place to rejuvenate with great pub and café food. The village is utterly unspoilt; friendly locals and a tranquil atmosphere make it impossible to resist.

North Bovey (3.3 miles)
With the heather-clad hills and valleys of Dartmoor dominating the skyline, North Bovey is a magnet for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. The word picturesque barely does North Bovey justice; the village green, with its traditional pump and stone cross, is surrounded by 18th century thatched cottages. The 13th century pub, the Ring of Bells, is the ideal opportunity to linger over a drink and soak up the surroundings.

Dartmoor Shooting and Hawking (2.2 miles)
Fantastic game shooting in Devon for one to eight people. For the out of season period try a simulated game with clay pigeons (minimum of five people). Beginners welcome.
www.dartmoorshooting.co.uk