Explore C P Angling and its Surroundings

The Dartmoor Railway (.5 miles)
Relax and watch the Dartmoor scenery move gently past the window.
www.dartmoorrailway.co.uk

Okehampton Golf Club (.4 miles)
A well-maintained moorland course with 18 testing holes.
www.okehamptongc.co.uk

The Ashbury Golf Hotel (2.6 miles)
The fantastic facilities here include a putting green, practice area, driving range, swimming pool, tennis courts and a coarse fishing lake.
www.ashburygolfhotel.co.uk

Skaigh Stables (2.5 miles)
20 mile rides across gorgeous scenery, with a pitstop at a country pub for lunch.
www.skaighstables.co.uk

Devon Cycle Hire (3.7 miles)
Ride out of the door and straight onto the Granite Way.
www.devoncyclehire.co.uk

Finch Foundry (3.4 miles)
Live demonstrations are always fun at this working water-powered forge.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk

Okehampton Castle (.3 miles)
Slightly wonky and tumbledown now, this is the remains of Devon’s largest castle. It’s now a great place for a picnic, but watch out - it’s said to be haunted.
www.english-heritage.org.uk

Museum of Dartmoor Life (.1 miles)
Three floors of hands-on exhibits - and you can even mint your own coins.
www.museumofdartmoorlife.eclipse.co.uk

New Carlton Cinema (.1 miles)
www.merlincinemas.co.uk

Okehampton (.1 miles)
Okehampton is easily accessible from the A30 in the centre of Devon, and has become the walking centre for the northern region of the Dartmoor National Park, with the ‘Dartmoor Pony’ rail line from the town to Meldon Visitor Centre running at weekends for most of the year, daily during peak season. Visit the Museum of Dartmoor Life in West Street and the ruins of the largest medieval castle to be built in Devon, Okehampton Castle, just outside the town.