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Gidleigh Park

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A mock-Tudor country house set in more than a hundred acres of woodland and gardens on Dartmoor’s edge, Gidleigh Park pairs quiet seclusion with Michelin-starred cooking drawn from its kitchen garden and the moor around it. The mood is unhurried, heritage and landscape doing much of the work. The Two Moors Way passes barely a couple of hundred metres away, making it a fine reward after a moorland walk, or before a visit to the stannary town of Chagford.

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