Member Feature In this article, Lizzy who runs one of our most enchanting places to stay in the Tamar Valley, shares her best spots for enjoying one of late winter’s most welcome sights – snowdrops. Lizzy runs Railholiday, with its own onsite snowdrop walk, its a lovely place to stay any time of year, but …
Member Feature In this article, we hear from Michelle Deane who runs a marvellous complex of traditional stone-built cottages known as Higher Longford Cottages. Located on Dartmoor, not far from the historic Stannary town on Tavistock and the wider Tamar Valley, the weather can be a real factor when it comes to enjoying the area. …
Member Feature. Railholiday offers a unique getaway experience by transforming iconic railway carriages into beautifully restored self-catering holiday accommodations. Situated along the historic GWR main line in Cornwall, these carriages blend charm, comfort, and a touch of nostalgia, making them perfect for a memorable escape. Choose from four stunning holiday carriages located in the picturesque …
As the year unfolds, it brings a fresh sense of possibility and a chance to embrace new experiences. Even with winter’s chill and shorter days, there’s no better time to swap the indoors for the beauty of the countryside. Whether you’re travelling with friends, family, or a larger group, this blog is packed with inspiration …
Visitor Feature My friend Mike and I both live in Poole, Dorset and are very keen walkers who apart from regular local walks have completed a number of Long Distance Paths and the longest National Trail – the South West Coast Path (630 miles). It was a very pleasant surprise to hear about the Tamara …
Walking is a wonderful way to meet new people and build friendships. Thanks to walking groups organised, for the most part, by Tamar Valley National Landscape, you can explore the great outdoors, enjoy fresh air, and stay active – all while discovering the area’s natural beauty. With a wide variety of routes for both seasoned walkers …
“I have never seen so many natural beauties in such a limited spot as I have seen here” – JMW Turner The Tamar Valley is celebrated for its untouched natural beauty, something that didn’t escape the attention of artist J.M.W. Turner. Born in London in 1775, Turner explored the Westcountry with sketchbook and pencils, capturing …
Member Feature When planning a walk in a new area, it’s always enjoyable to hear about the experiences of others who’ve gone before you. Even if you’ve already walked part or all of the Tamara Coast to Coast Way, it’s fun to relive the journey through others’ stories and photos, and perhaps notice how the …
Member Feature We asked the green gurus at Railholiday for their top sustainable tips for visitors coming to the Tamar Valley this autumn. Here’s what they came up with. We think it’s a fabulous list of no newer than seventeen practical and fun things that almost anyone can do. The Tamar Valley is a beautiful …
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 2 miles from the historic market town of Tavistock and near the quiet moorland village of Peter Tavy. The park stands as a family-run haven where tranquillity and nature intertwine. …
