Acorn Cottage
Acorn Cottage is a converted granite barn, which now welcomes guests who are looking for a peaceful 'get away from it all' holiday experience.
Welcome to War Horse Country...
Do you yearn to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and escape to the peace and quiet of the countryside? If so, then Acorn Cottage, nestling in the tranquil Devon countryside on the northern fringes of Dartmoor National Park, could be just what you're looking for. This two-bedroomed self-catering property offers accommodation for up to four people. As the downstairs of the cottage has been designed with wheelchair users in mind, it is ideal for guests with limited mobility. Children and pets are welcome too!
Relax and Unwind...
In a place where time really does seem to pass more slowly, will you spend your holiday exploring the rugged beauty of the moors, wandering the peaceful lanes and watching lambs playing in the fields, whiling away a day on the beach, or just curling up with a good book in the cosy cottage and its gardens?
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Places to Visit
Here is just a small selection of nearby places to visit during your stay...
Dartmoor National Park
Covering 368 square miles, the wild expanses of Dartmoor offer endless opportunities to walk, cycle or ride.
Castle Drogo
Designed by Edwin Lutyens, Castle Drogo was the last castle to be build in England. Explore the house, gardens and surrounding woodland, or go wild swimming in the River Teign.
Belstone
This pretty village is a great introduction to the rugged landscape of Dartmoor. There is also a friendly pub, along with a cosy tearoom, in the village.
Lydford Gorge
Walk the deepest river gorge in the South West, complete with a 30m waterfall, and marvel at the rock formations as the river changes from a gentle stream to an angry torrent.
Meldon Reservoir
This man-made lake nestles at the foot of some of the highest tors on Dartmoor and offers spectacular scenery. Why not do a round trip to the nearby railway viaduct.
Exeter
This vibrant city, dominated by its cathedral, has plenty to offer visitors. Explore the award-winning Royal Albert Memorial Museum, have lunch on the historic quay followed by a walk along the canal, or take a free guided Red Coat tour.