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Whether you’re looking for a tranquil space in which to clear your mind and relax; a fun packed, adventure filled, high-adrenalin break, a fascinating heritage-crammed short break, a sightseeing extravaganza or a get away with the family making memories to treasure, the Tamar Valley has it all.. and more!
In our regular blog, we’ll take a look in more detail at all that the location has to offer plus offer up lots of advice, hints and tips to help you get the very best from your visit.
So, dive right in and happy reading
8 Reasons to Visit the Tamar Valley this Autumn
“I have never seen so many natural beauties in such a limited spot as I have seen here” – JMW Turner The Tamar Valley is
7 things you might not know about the River Tamar
Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of southwest England, the 61-mile long River Tamar meanders through the enchanting Tamar Valley carrying with it a captivating story
Harford Bridge Holiday Park: A Haven of Tranquillity in Nature
Book Here Harford Bridge is a 16-acre ‘5-star’ camping and holiday park nestled in lush Devon countryside on the western edge of Dartmoor. It’s around
Hidden Valley Puzzle Park: The Ultimate Guide
Hidden Valley Puzzle Park is quite an extraordinary place. For those old enough to remember TV’s Crystal Maze or even Challenge Aneka, you’ll be on
Hop into spring: fun Easter activities for families with kids
With the arrival of spring and the Easter holidays, you’re bound to be looking for ways to entertain your children and make the most of
Top Tips to Attract Walkers
By Mark Owen, Former South West Coast Path National Trail Officer’ According to Visit England, walking is Britain’s most popular outdoor recreation. It’s popular among
10 Fun Things To Do In The Tamar Valley This Summer
The Tamar Valley provides a wonderful base for adventuring of all kinds. One minute you can be in the thick of Plymouth city with its
The Bere Peninsula Loop
by Sarah Bartlett, Tamar Marketing The Bere Alston Peninsula Loop section of the Discovery Trail is a wonderful, quiet route through tranquil countryside with spectacular
Lopwell Dam to Blaxton Creek
by Sarah Bartlett, Tamar Marketing Part of The Discovery Trail series of articles. Autumn is a great time of year to explore the Tamar Valley.
The Discovery Trail
by Sarah Bartlett, Tamar Marketing Known colloquially as the ‘apple trail’ owing to the apple symbol adorning the waymarks, the Discovery Trail and is a
River life – adventures on the Tamar, Tavy and Lynher
by Sarah Bartlett, Tamar Marketing In this article, we take a look at the three rivers that make up the Tamar Valley: the Tamar, Tavy
Adventure at Greenwood Music’s Ancient Woodland
by Sarah Bartlett, Tamar Marketing ‘If you go down to the woods today, you’re sure of a big surprise’ and that’s precisely what happened when
Mining Heritage
Spanning the Border Between Devon and Cornwall Stretching from the high granite ridge and exposed moors of Kit Hill in Cornwall, to the lush, deep wooded valleys
The Tamar Valley Welcomes You
by Sarah Bartlett, Tamar Marketing As the UK carefully eases out of Lockdown, the hospitality sector is busy taking steps to welcome you, our visitors,
All Aboard the Tamar Valley Line
by Sarah Bartlett, Tamar Marketing In this blog, we take a trip along the scenic Tamar Valley line from Gunnislake to Plymouth, stopping off along
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