Top Things to do in Dartmoor National Park
What to do and see in Dartmoor National Park, England: The Best Shopping
Discover the best top things to do in Dartmoor National Park, United Kingdom including South West Crafts, Ford Street Gallery, Country Cheeses, Artisan, Proper Job CIO, Delamore House, Three Hares Gallery, Jackie Gale Art Studio, Wildwood Arts Dartmoor, The Book Stop.
Restaurants in Dartmoor National Park
1. South West Crafts
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
A Regional Gallery exhibiting the work of some of the most talented local artists and craftspeople that work in Devon and Cornwall.
2. Ford Street Gallery
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
3. Country Cheeses
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5.0 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By dazoyl - Runcorn, United Kingdom
On a recent visit to Cornwall close to Callington, we were recommended that if we wanted locally produced cheeses then a visit to the market place in Tavistock was the place to go. We were not disappointed we left with a bag full of local cheeses mostly Yarg and Kern. Fabulous shop and a great selection of cheeses all served by friendly knowledgable staff. If your into your cheese and are in the area then stop by, you won't be disappointed.
4. Artisan
5. Proper Job CIO
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Launched in 1995, Proper Job is one of the UK’s first community reuse centres nestled on the northeast edge of Dartmoor in Devon. We are a Charity that aims to keep reusable items away from landfills, by putting them on sale in an Aladdin’s cave of pre-loved treasures. Everything from baths, crockery and clothes to garden furniture and building materials can be bought by you at a fraction of their original cost, meaning you not only save money but also go some way to leading a more environmentally friendly lifestyle. We are fiercely committed to principles of sustainability and educating to conserve resources. Our mission is to develop more UK initiatives around conservation, waste management and recycling of the earth’s resources. You are invited to join training sessions and skill sharing workshops. We offer those to promote the benefits of reusing, recycling and reducing in this modern age.
Reviewed By Y3365THjuliad
Just love this place - always pop in when I can. And it's a charity! Doing great things, well done Proper job!!
6. Delamore House
7. Three Hares Gallery
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
This beautiful gallery sits in the centre of the ancient Dartmoor town of Chagford. It exhibits the paintings of the internationally renowned artist Eleanor Ludgate. You can see her amazing wildlife paintings, Dartmoor and Provencal landscapes. We also have a large selection of sculptures, bronzes, ceramics, prints, gifts and greetings cards.
Reviewed By jeano145 - Sheffield, United Kingdom
Wonderul art work, the colours were beautiful. It was a delight to be able to compliment Eleanor on such talent and variety of style and subjects. I particularly loved the Avocet pictures. The story of the Three Hares Trail means we must return to Chagwell once again which will be something to look forward to in the future.
8. Jackie Gale Art Studio
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
A charming textile art gallery and working studio. Jackie Gale's award winning textile art is filled with colour and textural interest. Original work, limited edition prints and art merchandise are all available to buy. See her work in progress, browse the gallery and chat to the artist herself about her inspirations and working process. See her many collections including seascapes, vibrant florals and her own interpretations of local and national landmarks. Visitors always receive the warmest of welcomes and there is ample parking directly outside the gallery.
9. Wildwood Arts Dartmoor
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Fine art gallery and art dealer. Nestled in the Walkham Valley on Dartmoor. Beautiful Dartmoor walks nearby as well as local inns serving delicious food. Wildwood showcases original and unique Dartmoor and British nature inspired fine art, jewellery and crafts by local artisans. Representing over 50 artists from Bristol to the Scilly Isles. Periodic exhibitions of new work, as well as British Post-war investment art.
Reviewed By BIG-al-plym - Horrabridge, United Kingdom
This lovely gallery have some great pieces of artwork and Cheri is always at hand to offer help and advice with her extensive knowledge of each artist. We're very happy with our painting we purchased. Highly Recommended.
10. The Book Stop
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Jannerbloke - Devon, United Kingdom
Was on The Independent newspaper's list of the Top 50 British Bookshops. This is a delightful shop, better possibly than you could hope for in a modest country town, even Tavistock. It occupies three floors in a terrace, the ground and first being occupied by the books and the top floor, called the Music Room has a well selected stock of CDs Vinyl and DVDs and the choices cover Rock Jazz Classica Jazz Folk 'and more'. My home town of Plymouth just has a couple of branches of W's and two (one good) second hand bookshops. Unless you need your book same day, it's almost inevitable that we buy from Amazon except where we want to feel and browse and then buy from Amazon. BUT if we're in or near Tavistock the Book Stop is easily worth a visit. It's friendly and helpful and the stock, which while not encyclopaedic, has a good selection in most fields. Difficult not to leave without at least having ought something(s). And, if you know you will be in again within a day or so, I don't mind buying books which they need to order. I used to do this with the University Bookseller in Plymouth until the online sellers pushed it out but I'm happy to buy from Tavistock.
