Whiddon Down 2.9 miles and Chagford is 2.7 miles and. Moorhaven is a charming cottage situated close to a pub near Throwleigh, Devon. This pet-friendly property boasts a woodburning stove, enclosed garden, and three en-suite bedrooms – with off-road parking for one car and ample roadside parking available, Moorhaven is well-suited to a family or group of friends and one dutiful dog on a getaway in Dartmoor National Park. Step into your quaint, new haven after a successful day of exploring the finest colours in nature’s palette. Kick off your boots and hang up your coat in the utility room before sinking into the sitting room beside a woodburning stove that will hug warmth back into your well-trekked toes. Whip up a scrumptious supper in the kitchen/diner with help from a microwave, fridge, and freezer, before tucking into your culinary creation at a rustic dining table for six. Toss your plates to the dishwasher and settling into the sofa with an evening film on the TV. Wash off the day in an en-suite bathroom or shower room while the washing machine takes care of the day’s laundry, then fall into a super-king-size, king-size, or twin bed waiting to catch you. Soak up your local surroundings at National Trust – Castle Drogo, admire the sights from Scorhill Stone Circle, then grab a bite to eat at the Northmore Arms, Wonson – just a stone’s throw from your property! A mere 7 miles down the road with will find the Drewe Arms which is CAMRA heritage pub of the 2024. Venture a little further afield to Exeter to treat the history buff to Exeter Cathedral, Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Bill Douglas Cinema Museum, and the Underground Passages. Take that short drive to Dawlish to indulge in a beach day at Dawlish Town Beach, then stroll along Dawlish Marina and through the peaceful scenery of Dawlish Lawn. Scenic and city adventures wait to be enjoyed from a stay at Moorhaven.

Whiddon Down has a fine pub, it's just minutes away from Okehampton which is one of the main gateways to Dartmoor, and in the other direction rests Chagford. A picturesque town at the northern point of Dartmoor National Park in Devon, Chagford is small in size but is packed with amenities and things to do. There is a wide range of shops and cafes as well as four pubs. Chagford also has more active facilities such as a public tennis court and a seasonal, open-air swimming pool to enjoy at your leisure. Its wonderful setting, beautiful 15th and 16th century buildings, stylish independent shops, arts and crafts, world-class festivals and restaurants make it an absolute must-see for any visitor to Dartmoor.

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