Chagford

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County - Devon | Map
Tel code: 01647 | code search
Postcode: TQ13 | code search
Population: 1770
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Folk Customs:
Burning the Ashen Faggot
Hatherleigh Carnival Tar Barrels
Kingsteignton Ram Roast
Passing the Port
Pretty Maid’s Charity
Tar Barrels & Rock Cannons of Ottery
The Barnstaple Shilling
Turning the Devil’s Stone

Chagford Events

November
Wonderworks Contemporary Craft Fair

December
Wonderworks

Latest reviews

Globe Inn
"Having booked a family room (as it was the last room available on a Bank Holiday weekend), and having been assured of a double bed, my American girlfriend and I ..." More

Three Crowns Hotel
"we were rushed into ordering food as we were told the kitchen was to shut promptly at 9pm,all of our party hadn't yet arrived so we placed an order, the ..." More

Globe Inn
"Good Points: Very nice spacious room. Liked the bar area; good service. Bad Points: No parking. we arrived on a Friday about 11.30 and could find nowhere to park ..." More

Chagford Reviews (5)

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The town of Chagford in the heart of Devon shelters beneath a wooded hillside at the Northern edge of Dartmoor National Park. “Chag” Means gorse and there was originally only a ford across the river Teign. Settled for more than 4000 years, it became prosperous due to the tin trade and export of locally produced wool. The sanctuary of the 15th Century church of St. Michael has an inscription dedicated to Mary Whiddon, who was shot and killed on the church steps after her marriage in 1641 – believed to have provided R D Blackmore with the inspiration for “Lorna Doone”. Chagford is an attractive town with stone cottages and among the old thatched granite buildings is Endecott House dating from the 1500’s, named after one of the Pilgrim Fathers who became Governor of Massachusetts. In Chagford there are many excellent shops and places to stay, there is even an open air swimming pool. Close to Chagford is Gidleigh Park, A small country house hotel set in large private gardens and woodlands. Chagford affords access to many scenic hillside and moorland walks, fishing can also be enjoyed at the local Fernworthy Reservoir. The place to visit for the best of Devon.

Doctor

Chagford Health Centre

Inn

Sandy Park Inn
Sandy Park Inn

Market

Jubilee Hall Flea Market

Pub and Bar

Bullers Arms
Ring 0'Bells

Restaurant

22 Mill Street
Gidleigh Park
Ring 0'Bells
Sandy Park Inn
The Birdcage

Self-Catering

Classic Cottages

Tour Guide

Godolphin Heritage Tours

Vet

Okeford Veterinary Centre

Shops

James Bowden & Son
Martin & Son
Thomas of Chagford
Best Cellars Ltd
Poppys
Monks Withecombe Gallery

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The Town Jewels

Places to Stay near Chagford

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Classic Cottages (0.40 miles)

Classic Cottages
There’s a distinctly ‘des res’ feel about Chagford - lots of pretty art galleries, upmarket cafes and chi-chi shops. A relaxing place for an amble. ... More
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Three Crowns Hotel (0.40 miles)

Three Crowns Hotel
This 13th Century Inn occupies a significant position in the history of 'picturesque' Chagford, with mullioned windows, massive oak beams, a great open fireplace and four poster beds.

The Three Crowns Hotel is a fine example ... More | visit website
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Mill End Hotel (0.93 miles)

Mill End Hotel
Awarded the AA 'Top Hotel Award' 2006

A converted eighteenth century water mill situated on the banks of the River Teign. The traditional English gardens flow down to the edge of the river and are ... More | visit website
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Parford Well (1.05 miles)

Parford Well
Within the Dartmoor National Park, Parford Well is an extremely comfortable house set in a pretty walled garden overlooking unspoilt countryside in the River Teign Valley. It is the ideal place for a few days break ... More | visit website
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Sandy Park Inn (1.05 miles)

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Gidleigh Park (1.50 miles)

Gidleigh Park

Gidleigh Park is amongst the most highly rated small luxury hotels in England, and certainly the most highly rated in the South West. The house is set in 45 acres of magnificent, secluded gardens and woodland ... More | visit website

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Bovey Castle (2.75 miles)

Bovey Castle

History, glamour, excitement and adventure - Bovey Castle is truly a luxurious award winning hotel set in beautiful countryside surroundings. A place where you can live out your dreams then put your feet up. In the ... More | visit website

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Travelodge Okehampton Whiddon Down (3.00 miles)

Travelodge Okehampton Whiddon Down

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... More | visit website

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White Hart Hotel (3.26 miles)

White Hart Hotel

The White Hart has stood in the Market Square of Moretonhampstead for over three and a half centuries. Formally a Georgian posting house, the Plymouth to London mail coaches changed horses here. During the Napoleonic ... More | visit website

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Ring of Bells Inn (3.40 miles)

Landlord, Simon Saunders, and his staff welcome you to the Ring of Bells. An early, thatched Dartmoor inn, the Ring of Bells has many period features including a 15th century arched door frame, heavy oak doors, low ceilings ... More | visit website

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