Dartington Cider Press Centre and Surroundings

Totnes
An old market town with archetypal crooked, narrow lanes and quaint cottages. Totnes now has a slightly bohemian air, with lots of tempting delicatessens, eco-friendly shops and wholefood cafes.

Buckfast Butterflies and Dartmoor Otter Sanctuary
Two very different species living happily in one sanctuary.
www.ottersandbutterflies.co.uk

Pennywell Farm and Wildlife Centre
Cute animals, quad bikes, mazes, train rides and trampolines - they won’t know where to begin.
www.pennywellfarmcentre.co.uk

Newbarn Farm Cottages and Angling Centre
Six coarse fishing lakes plus the option to charter a boat from Paignton or Brixham for sea fishing.
www.newbarnfarm.com

Buckfast Abbey
Home to a Roman Catholic Community of Benedictine Monks, but open to visitors.
www.buckfast.org.uk

DartingtonARTS
Cinema and live performances of dance, music and theatre.
www.dartington.org/arts

Devon Adventure Training
Caving, climbing, abseiling, canoeing, gorge scrambling.
www.devonadventuretraining.co.uk

Town Parks Coarse Fishing Centre
Two heavily stocked lakes where no EA licence is needed.
www.townparks.net

The Steam Packet Inn
Gloriously positioned on the banks of the River Dart, this pub has a huge following among food lovers.
www.steampacketinn.co.uk

Effings
This deli is legendary for the quality of its produce; the cafe makes full use of these epicurean delights.
www.effings.co.uk

Ashprington Farm and Stores
www.ashpringtonfarmstores.co.uk

Buckfastleigh
Is a small, quiet town surrounded by hills and meadows. Best known for nearby Buckfast Abbey (now famous for its honey and wine) and the South Devon Railway that runs along the River Dart to the market town of Totnes seven miles away. There is a strange mausoleum in the town churchyard which local legend says has black dogs howling and breathing fire around it - this was apparently the inspiration for Conan Doyle’s ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’.

Riverford Organic Vegetables
One of the UK's largest organic home delivery box schemes. Over 85 different vegetables are grown and a wide range of other produce is available. A farm visit followed by a meal in the Field Kitchen is a must.
www.riverford.co.uk

South Devon Railway Trust
Heritage railway of the Year 2007.
www.southdevonrailway.org