Places to visit in or near Ashburton

Gages Mill is a Grade 2 listed 14th century former Wool Mill situated at the Southern Gateway to the Dartmoor National Park, one mile from the centre of the ancient Stannary Town of Ashburton and only minutes from the A38. Gages Mill stands in over an acre of beautiful mature gardens surrounded by trees and farmland, and has ample guest parking spaces. The building has been carefully converted to retain its original character, whilst offering every modern comfort.

The Dartbridge Inn is located just off the A38 road on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. The traditional inn offers open fires and a traditional restaurant

Dartmoor Halfway Inn is situated on the A383 with free on-site parking. offering accommodation, dining and relaxing

Ultra modern house, very spacious and peaceful. Sleeps 8 comfortably . 5 minute walk into the town and high street.

The setting of Turtley is idyllic; located in the beautiful and varied area of Avonwick, South Hams the original Mill is set in six acres of grounds bordered by the River Glazebrook. We even have our own small lake complete with an island, perfect for sunny days and idle wandering. Perhaps surprisingly for such a picturesque location, Turtley Corn Mill is conveniently located just 2 minutes from the A38 making it easily accessible from all directions.

Bovey Castle is located on 275 acres of Dartmoor National Park in Devon, with 60 bedrooms and 22 lodges located in the grounds. The hotel has two restaurants, t

Bovey Castle was built in 1907 and is located on Dartmoor National Park, Devon. The hotel is situated on a moorland estate, surrounded by 275 acres of a mixture of manicured gardens, lakes, the river Bovey and an 18 hole golf course. The hotel is situated in a valley with sweeping views across the valley and the National Park.

The golf course at Bovey Castle is a challenging and beautiful 18-hole championship course, designed in 1926 by J F Abercromby, one of the finest British golf course designers of the last century. When the course opened in 1930, it quickly gained national acclaim for its reputation as one of the most enjoyable places to play golf. Designed to rival its sister courses at Gleneagles and Turnberry, this course has been described as an experience of golf never to be forgotten, presenting the p...