Lovaton Farmhouse

We are a working family farm, with a range of livestock and wildlife on the farm. I love welcoming visitors to stay in our Devon farmhouse and I love to make your stay as relaxing and welcoming, as I possibly can. I can guide you to the best places to eat and visit, so that you can make the most of your stay.

🏡 Lovaton Farmhouse B&B Relaxed, Dog-Friendly Stay on Dartmoor’s Doorstep Property Description Set in a beautifully restored 18th-century farmhouse, Lovaton Farmhouse offers a peaceful countryside retreat just minutes from Dartmoor National Park. Ideal for families, couples, walkers, and cyclists, our B&B combines rustic charm with modern comforts. What Guests Love 🐾 Dog-friendly (max 2 dogs/room, though there is a fee) with bowls and treats provided 🍳 Continental breakfast with local preserves and orchard apple juice; scrambled eggs available 🚗 Free parking and EV charging (charges apply) 🚴‍♂️ Close to Route 28 cycle route, with secure bike storage 🛏️ Warm, quiet rooms with Smart TV, fridge, tea/coffee/hot chocolate, and private locks 🛁 Hot showers or bubbly baths to unwind after a day exploring 🍽️ Microwave available, if you want to eat in Location Highlights 1.5 miles to the nearest pub Easy access to Dartmoor, The Granite Way, Tarka Trail, Eden Project, and both coasts—all within an hour Farm track access (suitable for most cars; low-grounding sports cars may struggle)

The Eden Project, is an hours drive along the A30.Perfect for families and walkers alike, the ideal base for country walking and cycling, with Dartmoor, The Granite Way and the Tarka Trail all close by. Dogs are more than welcome, bowls and dog treats are provided. Chagford, Okehampton and Belstone are all within easy reach. The 'House of Marbles' and 'Hidden Valley' are within an hours drive away, if the weather is not behaving, so plenty to do without getting wet If the sun is out, then the beaches of Bude, Widemouth and Crooklets on the North Coast and Dawlish and Exmouth on the South Coast, provide the perfect day out. If you like walking there are some fantastic walks nearby, awash with Bluebells in May such as' The Deerpark', near Sandy Park or follow the River Teign from Sandy Park to Fingle Bridge, with Castle Drogo towering above you, on the side of the valley. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you like to walk on Dartmoor, then we have plenty of maps and guides you can use.