Dartmoor National Park

Fur Tor: one of the deepest parts of Dartmoor.

Just 3 miles from Lobhill Farmhouse you will find glorious Dartmoor. There are many ways to explore Dartmoor National Park – choose from a range of activities including walking, cycling, riding and climbing. With over 730 km of public rights of way and 47,000 hectares of open access land, Dartmoor National Park has an extensive network of paths and trails to help you explore the Dartmoor countryside.

Home of the Ten Tors Challenge, Dartmoor is world famous offering stunning flora and fauna and would take a lifetime to explore in detail. Why not start at nearby Sourton or Lydford where there is easy access and parking.

The Dartmoor National Park Authority has a highly detailed website dedicated to the history, care and facilities of Dartmoor.

Lobhill Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast and Holiday Cottage

4.9 out of 5 stars

Linda Hinde

5 out of 5 stars

posted 3 weeks ago

We have just returned from two wonderful days spent at Lobhill Farmhouse B&B. I can only echo the positive comments of all of the other reviewers. Jane and Adrian are charming people - you receive a lovely warm welcome as soon as you arrive and that continues throughout the duration of your stay: they strike the balance between being attentive but not intrusive. The lovely touches such as homemade biscuits, fudge, fresh flowers in the room and attention to detail really make this a special place to stay. Tips: take some shoes suitable for walking around their grounds and those of their family which adjoin. Visit the family vineyard to taste and - like us - buy some fabulous wines (and gins!) to take home. Thank you to all of the family members that we met during our stay.

Read All 30 Reviews