Linhay Court and Surroundings

Rumour Restaurant and Wine Bar (1.8 miles)
Wonderful selection of food and drink in a warm, relaxed atmosphere.
www.rumourtotnes.com

Effings (1.9 miles)
This deli is legendary for the quality of its produce; the cafe makes full use of these epicurean delights.
www.effings.co.uk

The Steam Packet Inn (1.9 miles)
Gloriously positioned on the banks of the River Dart, this pub has a huge following among food lovers.
www.steampacketinn.co.uk

Totnes (1.9 miles)
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. There's a special buzz in the air on market days (Fridays and Saturdays).

Totnes Castle (1.9 miles)
This Norman castle is a Totnes landmark, with commanding views across the town and the River Dart.

Waterside Bistro (2 miles)
Relaxed, Continental-style dining by the old Totnes Bridge on the banks of the River Dart. The large terrace area is great for sunny days. Try the stone-baked pizzas.
www.watersidebistro.com

Dartington Cider Press Centre (2.3 miles)
This former apple-pressing mill is now a stylish shopping centre, with plenty to do for all the family, whatever the weather. Explore the shops and galleries where you'll find a unique collection of gifts including luxury food, Dartington Crystal, jewellery, ceramics and books, or relax in one of the cafes or picnic areas. Children will enjoy the traditional toy shops and play-zone. There is also a woodland trail around the old Tweedmaill, with its working waterwheel, onto the Dartington Estate. All profits go to supporting the charitable activities of the Dartington Hall Trust.
www.dartingtonciderpress.co.uk

Ashprington Farm and Stores (2.7 miles)

The White Hart (2.8 miles)
Set in Dartington Hall's medieval courtyard, the White Hart occupies what were originally the kitchens of the magnificent 14th Century Hall. Recently restored to its former glory, with flagstone floors and roughcast walls, the restaurant serves a contemporary menu in traditional historical surroundings. Daily specials take advantage of south Devon's local and seasonal produce as well food grown on Dartington's own estate.
www.dartingtonhall.com/white-hart.php

Dartington Hall (2.9 miles)
Dance, arts, film, contemporary performance, literature, music - there's a year-round programme of events at this wonderful medieval house set on a 1,200 acre estate by the River Dart.
www.dartington.org

Canoe Adventures (2.9 miles)
Operating from Tuckenhay on the Dart River halfway between Totnes and Dartmouth. Canoeing is a great way to experience the peace of South Devon's Rivers. Canoe Adventures cater for all group sizes and offer special trips from children's parties to romantic moonlight adventures and riverside picnics to ice-cream and crabbing!
www.canoeadventures.co.uk

Sharpham Estate (3 miles)
Visit the vineyard and traditional dairy and try award-winning English wines and cheeses produced on the estate. There's alfresco eating with great views across the River Dart at the Vineyard Cafe.
www.sharpham.com

Riverford Organic Farm Shop (3.3 miles)
Bursting at the seams with real, organic, local food and drink. The ethos here is based on simplicity and quality; they pledge that you won't find anything over-packaged, over-processed or over-priced. On sunny days you can munch your purchases in the peaceful picnic area overlooking the rolling Devon fields.This was the first Riverford shop to open. Twenty-five years on, the formula has proved so popular that there are now outlets in Kitley and Totnes too.
www.riverfordfarmshop.co.uk

The Sea Trout Inn (3.5 miles)
This 15th Century inn, set in beautiful surroundings in the River Dart valley in Staverton near Totnes, can be reached by a half mile walk along the river from Staverton bridge. Freshly prepared traditional pub food is served in the bar areas, while the Conservatory Restaurant overlooking the patio garden serves modern British cuisine.
www.theseatroutinn.co.uk

Berry Pomeroy Castle (4.1 miles)
Reputedly Devon's most haunted castle, Berry Pomeroy is secreted away in a steep wooded valley. The 15th century ruin still displays a wall painting of the Three Kings in its gatehouse chamber. The great Elizabethan mansion of the Seymours was intended to become the most spectacular house in Devon, a match for Longleat and Audley End, however, it was abandoned by 1700 and subsequently became the subject of many a chilling ghost story, some of which can be heard in the audio tour. To get a good view of the ruin from below, take the woodland walk, although this can be steep in parts.
www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.15446

Riverford Organic Vegetables (4.2 miles)
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

Riverford Field Kitchen (4.2 miles)
Tour the farm and have a delicious meal cooked from the best local organic ingredients. But don't just take our word for it; the Field Kitchen was voted Best Ethical Restaurant in The Observer Food Awards 2009. Even Gordon Ramsay was impressed - 'I knew it would be good, but not that good'.
www.riverford.co.uk/eat/

Town Parks Coarse Fishing Centre (4.4 miles)
Two heavily stocked lakes where no EA licence is needed.
www.townparks.net

Woodlands Leisure Park (4.5 miles)
Lots of indoor play here plus some alarming looking rides outside.
www.woodlands-leisure-park.co.uk

Pennywell Farm and Wildlife Centre (4.6 miles)
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 (4.7 miles)
Six coarse fishing lakes plus the option to charter a boat from Paignton or Brixham for sea fishing.
www.newbarnfarm.com