Key Features
- Property code: GREATP
- Preferred changeover day: Friday
- Check in: 4pm
- Check out: 10am
- 2 or more bathrooms
- Access statement available
- Central heating
- Parking (see description for details)
- Discount for small parties
- Dishwasher
- Garden or outside space
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Real fire
- Nearby shop
- Short breaks available
- Village
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Description
This stylish barn conversion, set in the friendly owner’s private grounds, enjoys the rustic exterior of a traditional barn conversion with all the benefits of a contemporary, light and airy interior. Great Palstone Barn enjoys all of the modern conveniences including underfloor heating throughout and there is a cosy woodburning stove in the beautiful open plan living space, perfect for warming up after a winter walk in many of the local beauty spots. The barn is ideal for family, friends or couples to enjoy yet retain their privacy with the 3 bedrooms all enjoying their own ensuites.
The heart of the village of South Brent, is just a 10-minute walk from the property and offers plenty of amenities including a pub, café bar, fish and chip shop, coop, deli and a wonderful craft shop. There are beautiful short walks within the village along the River Avon and Glazebrook, including several nature reserves and footpaths connecting further to local moorland trails and beauty spots for keener walkers. The village has a regular half-hourly bus service connecting to Plymouth, Totnes Railway Station (with connections to Bristol and London) and Torquay.
Located on the southern edge of the stunning Dartmoor National Park which covers almost 370 square miles of granite tors, acres of open moor grazed by Dartmoor ponies and wooded valleys, there are plenty of activities to partake in including hiking, wild swimming, horse-riding, caving, cycling, kayaking and rock-climbing. The Dartmoor towns of Ashburton and Buckfastleigh are just a ten-minute drive away and offer shopping and other family-based attractions. For those not feeling quite so energetic, Dartmoor is still a fantastic place to simply get some fresh air, dip your toes in a stream or sit back and enjoy a Devon cream tea.
Only 12 miles from the stunning beach of Wonwell and within easy driving distance of Bigbury, Kingsbridge, Salcombe and Noss Mayo, day trips to the coast offer a great alternative for a fun day-out and access to a range of watersports and some of the finest sailing waters in the UK. Totnes (7 miles away), is famous as England’s alternative centre, it has plenty of independent shops, weekly market and good restaurants. The lively cities of Plymouth and Exeter, with their shops, museums, restaurants, theatres, cinemas and National Marine Aquarium are also just a 20 or 30-minute drive away respectively.
Please note:
- This property can be booked together with adjoining Swallows Rest (subject to availability), providing accommodation for groups of up to 8 guests.
- If you have received the benefit of the reduced occupancy discount only the master bedroom will be available for your stay.
- This property is not suitable for wheelchair users and may not be suitable for those with walking difficulties due to the parking area being located approximately 50 metres from the cottage and one flight of stairs – please request a copy of the access statement for more details.
Key Features
- Property code: GREATP
- Preferred changeover day: Friday
- Check in: 4pm
- Check out: 10am
- 2 or more bathrooms
- Access statement available
- Central heating
- Parking (see description for details)
- Discount for small parties
- Dishwasher
- Garden or outside space
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Real fire
- Nearby shop
- Short breaks available
- Village
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Description
This stylish barn conversion, set in the friendly owner’s private grounds, enjoys the rustic exterior of a traditional barn conversion with all the benefits of a contemporary, light and airy interior. Great Palstone Barn enjoys all of the modern conveniences including underfloor heating throughout and there is a cosy woodburning stove in the beautiful open plan living space, perfect for warming up after a winter walk in many of the local beauty spots. The barn is ideal for family, friends or couples to enjoy yet retain their privacy with the 3 bedrooms all enjoying their own ensuites.
The heart of the village of South Brent, is just a 10-minute walk from the property and offers plenty of amenities including a pub, café bar, fish and chip shop, coop, deli and a wonderful craft shop. There are beautiful short walks within the village along the River Avon and Glazebrook, including several nature reserves and footpaths connecting further to local moorland trails and beauty spots for keener walkers. The village has a regular half-hourly bus service connecting to Plymouth, Totnes Railway Station (with connections to Bristol and London) and Torquay.
Located on the southern edge of the stunning Dartmoor National Park which covers almost 370 square miles of granite tors, acres of open moor grazed by Dartmoor ponies and wooded valleys, there are plenty of activities to partake in including hiking, wild swimming, horse-riding, caving, cycling, kayaking and rock-climbing. The Dartmoor towns of Ashburton and Buckfastleigh are just a ten-minute drive away and offer shopping and other family-based attractions. For those not feeling quite so energetic, Dartmoor is still a fantastic place to simply get some fresh air, dip your toes in a stream or sit back and enjoy a Devon cream tea.
Only 12 miles from the stunning beach of Wonwell and within easy driving distance of Bigbury, Kingsbridge, Salcombe and Noss Mayo, day trips to the coast offer a great alternative for a fun day-out and access to a range of watersports and some of the finest sailing waters in the UK. Totnes (7 miles away), is famous as England’s alternative centre, it has plenty of independent shops, weekly market and good restaurants. The lively cities of Plymouth and Exeter, with their shops, museums, restaurants, theatres, cinemas and National Marine Aquarium are also just a 20 or 30-minute drive away respectively.
Please note:
- This property can be booked together with adjoining Swallows Rest (subject to availability), providing accommodation for groups of up to 8 guests.
- If you have received the benefit of the reduced occupancy discount only the master bedroom will be available for your stay.
- This property is not suitable for wheelchair users and may not be suitable for those with walking difficulties due to the parking area being located approximately 50 metres from the cottage and one flight of stairs – please request a copy of the access statement for more details.
Ground Floor:
Spacious entrance hall with utility cupboard housing the washing machine and table-top freezer.
Bedroom two (the Bee Room) with French windows and 5ft6 continental king zip-link bed (can be made up as two 2ft9 singles if requested at the time of booking). Ensuite shower room with walk-in shower (overhead and handheld shower attachment), WC, basin and heated towel rail.
Bedroom three (the Butterfly Room) with two 2ft9 single beds (these can be zip linked to create a 5ft6 continental king zip-link bed if requested at the time of booking). Ensuite shower room with walk-in shower (overhead and handheld attachment), WC, basin and heated towel rail.
Cloakroom with WC and basin.
First Floor:
Open plan kitchen living dining space with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams.
Lounge area with woodburning stove, two sofas and Smart TV with Freeview.
Dining area with dining table to seat up to 8.
Kitchen area with built-in electric oven, 5-zone induction hob (with extractor over) microwave, kettle, toaster and integrated appliances including undercounter fridge and full-size dishwasher.
Bedroom one (the Bird Room) with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams, 5ft6 zip-link continental king bed (always made up as a king). Ensuite bathroom with WC, basin and bath with shower over and handheld attachment.
To the front of the barn there is a pretty courtyard area with plenty of beautiful plants, furnished with a garden table and chairs to seat up to 6.
Not adjoining the barn, but just 20 yards from the front door, there is a separate lawned area (not enclosed) set aside for sole use of Great Palstone Barn. There is a fire pit, 2 deck chairs and hammock swing chair in this area.
Respectful use of the owners nearby paddock for walking in or the exercising of a dog may also be available.
Tucked away on the South West fringes of Dartmoor, South Brent is a tourist hub for those wanting to explore the moor as well as the beaches and beautiful countryside of the South Hams. Conveniently found off the A38 just a few miles from Ashburton and Buckfastleigh , the village has a thriving community with local shops, excellent pubs. primary school, and pretty church.
During your holiday in South Brent you can explore Dartmoor’s bronze age settlements, enjoy wild swimming, horse-riding, caving, cycling, kayaking and rock climbing. But you don’t necessarily need to exert yourself to enjoy the area, Dartmoor is a fantastic place to explore by car with far reaching views, pretty picnic spots and excellent pubs and tea rooms.
South Brent is also just a short drive from the wide sandy beaches of Wonwell, Bigbury and Noss Mayo. Historic Totnes is also within easy reach as is the city of Plymouth where you’ll find the National Marine Aquarium, shops, restaurants, cinemas and more.
With both Dartmoor and the South Devon coast on your doorstep, a holiday in South Brent means you can experience everything this beautiful area has to offer.
There is allocated parking for up to 3 cars in the nearby car parking area (approximately 50 metres from the barn).
- Included: Bed linen and towels (guests are required to provide their own beach/dog towels). Water, Electricity, underfloor heating throughout and hot water - both operated from a renewal energy air source heat pump. High chair & stair gate on request at time of booking. One complimentary basket of logs is provided on arrival from beginning of October to end of March.
- Internet and Telephone: Wi-Fi available free of charge. Regret, No landline telephone available. Mobile reception generally fair but please check with your provider prior to booking.
- Pets: One well behaved small to medium dog welcome. A Large dog/ two small dogs may be considered by prior agreement with the owner. No puppies under 12 months. Dog charge £30.00 per dog per week.
Turtley Corn Mill
(Less than a mile)
(9)
A beautiful old mill set in six acres of grounds housing a large restaurant and bar open for breakfasts, family meals, Sunday lunches and romantic dinners. Classic menus full of locally sourced, freshly produced dishes are accompanied by a carefully selected wine list and a selection of local ales, beer and ciders on tap.
Turtley Corn Mill Avonwick, South Brent TQ10 9ES (T: 01364 646100)
Enjoyed a pleasant lunch here. Would like to have explored the grounds but weather was poor.
August 2023
Had a fantastic Easter Sunday dinner here. Played giant chess in the garden afterwards. Staff really helpful and meal was lovely!
April 2023
Had two lovely evenings at this venue, beautiful setting and staff very friendly. Meals delicious.
June 2022
We had Sunday lunch here. Nice food but we’re very slow in the day. Waited at least 30mins for our starters, which turned up at the same time to our mains. They took our mains away and when we asked to bring them back and take away the starters they disappeared and we had to chase. I think we’re struggling with staff. The food was very nice though.
July 2021
Lovely setting, staff welcoming and friendly, food was delicious.
June 2021
This was the closest restaurant to our house. We had an evening meal there that was enjoyable but perhaps overpriced. The grounds and bird life made it very attractive.
June 2021
We had a lovely meal here, with the food and service being very good. The mill building is full of character, while the grounds are very relaxing and a great place to sit outside with a drink.
August 2019
Lovely grounds and pleasant staff, food expensive for what is served, I think they are trying to be a gastro pub, which they are not.
July 2019
Beautiful inside and out. Gorgeous huge garden with lake and streams. Inside impeccable, large yet cosy.
September 2018
The Church House Inn, Rattery
(3 miles)
A fascinating village pub on the Dartmoor borders dating back to the 16th century when it was used to house stonemasons employed to rebuild the church. Today you can expect a friendly welcome and excellent food and drink at both the traditional bar and light and bright restaurant.
The Church House Inn, Rattery, South Brent TQ10 9LD (T: 01364 642220)
Anchor Inn
(4 miles)
A light and airy, welcoming pub with open fire, local ales, a great wine list and friendly atmosphere. Enjoy a tasty meal or Sunday Roast in the dining room, with good options for kids too, or simply sip your pint in one of the comfy chairs by the fire.
Anchor Inn Lutterburn Street, Ugborough PL21 0NG (T: 01752 690388)
The Ship Inn
(4 miles)
(12)
A tastefully modernised 16th century free house serving a wide variety of locally sourced seafood, steaks and vegetarian options both a la carte in the restaurant or from the more relaxed Pub Menu served in the bar. All meals are beautifully presented and accompanied by an extensive wine list or range of local beers and ciders.
The Ship Inn The Square, Ugborough PL21 0NS (T: 01752 892565)
Fabulous pub with friendly staff
October 2023
Lovely meal, friendly and helpful staff
April 2023
Great pub, very friendly staff and although we did not eat there the food being brought out looed excellent.
March 2023
A lovely pub serving excellent food. They managed to squeeze us in on an early Thursday evening so I would strongly recommend booking
August 2022
Excellent meal and very good service
July 2022
We had two delicious meals at the Ship in Ugborough, very friendly and welcoming
July 2022
Excellent food. Excellent location & furnishings. Excellent, welcoming and attentive staff.
September 2021
Nice staff and decent food in a relaxed atmosphere. Main meals were huge - couldn’t manage dessert!
August 2021
Had a marvellous lunch here on 4th November. Very welcoming excellent food. Faultless
November 2020
Not very impressed with the standard of the food. Parking problematic.
September 2019
We had a family meal at the Ship Inn. It was fantastic food with some really novel twists, and for the quality of food we felt the price was good.
September 2019
Very welcoming, great food
October 2018
The Singing Kettle
(5 miles)
(3)
A friendly traditional tea room and restaurant serving breakfasts, snacks, light meals, cakes and cream teas.
The Singing Kettle 54 Fore Street, Buckfastleigh TQ11 0BS (T: 01364 642383)
In town far from car park and was closed every time we went there
June 2022
Closed on Monday and Tuesdays
June 2022
A very friendly cafe a lovely lunch enjoyed
June 2021
Nature's Way Swimming Lake and Sauna
(2 miles)
Enjoy the benefits of cold water immersion, sauna and meditative walking with Nature's Way at their stunning site on Dartmoor. Click below for dates to visit the beautiful spring-fed lake and lakeside sauna surrounded by ancient woodland on the southern edge of Dartmoor. Contact Jo for further details jo.naturesway@gmail.com or click the link below.
Click here for further details
Wrangaton Golf Club
(3 miles)
Founded in 1895, Wrangaton Golf Club is situated on the southern slopes of Dartmoor between Ivybridge and South Brent. Today the nine hole course continues to be a rugged and raw experiences, underlined by the natural beauty of the area - the rich Devonshire countryside and the coastline and the sea 10 miles away. It is a test of any golfer’s ability, and it is said that you never play the same hole twice. Warm and welcoming, visitors are invited to attend with green fees starting at £22.50 for 18-holes. Feel free to pop into the clubhouse afterwards to have a snack, drink or perhaps a traditional Sunday lunch to round off your day.
Pennywell Farm Activity Centre
(4 miles)
(4)
Enjoy an unforgettable animal experience at Pennywell, Devon’s award-winning farm! A day out at Pennywell is packed full of animals, activities, farm rides, shows and displays. It’s the biggest activity farm in the South-West and was recently voted Devon’s best family attraction. Activities such as Pig Racing, Deer Feeding, Goat Walking, Ferret Racing & Bottle Feeding are all part of the daily farmyard fun. Home to the world-famous Pennywell Miniature Pigs, “piggy cuddles” is a must when visiting this family-run local attraction.
Click here for further information
Enter code THC2 at checkout to enjoy a free coffee and cake when booking your tickets online.
Brilliant Day out for the whole family
July 2023
A great day out for families with younger children. Our 3 & 6 year olds loved cuddling the animals and bottle feeding the goats. The big show with Alfie the Juggler was brilliant
June 2023
Great centre for children under 12. Plenty of activities to get involved with and animals to pet and feed. Kept the grandchildren amused for hours
May 2022
Excellent day out with the kids that offers wholesome family fun you don't find in a lot of places.
December 2016
Dart Rock Climbing Centre
(5 miles)
(1)
Offering indoor and outdoor rock climbing in Devon and Cornwall, Dart Rock Climbing Centre in Buckfastleigh offers a friendly and encouraging environment to practice a skill you have already mastered, or to learn something new while you’re there. The 10-metre high climbing centre offers a diverse range of routes on four climbing walls, training boards, teaching areas and in the classroom so that you get the most out of your session, and caters to beginners, experienced climbers, families and groups. The centre is open daily but with some restrictions for private classes at the weekends and prices vary according to your requirements. Remember to wear comfortable and practical clothing and trainers.
Click here for further details
Enjoy £2 off GO! CLIMB! sessions with your Toad Hall Cottages discount card
Good option on a rainy day, the kids loved it and made it look far easier than when we tried to climb up some of the walls! Get there early if possible and you'll have more room to explore.
August 2019
Otter and Butterfly Sanctuary
(5 miles)
(2)
what a lovely day watched otters being fed, butterfly house was full of colourful butterflies, a lovely walk by the river
September 2022
Highlight of our holiday. Absolutely adorable creatures. They kept us entranced by their playful antics.
September 2020
Wonwell Beach
(10 miles)
(5)
Lovely beach. so quiet at certain times. always different. great for dogs. parking very limited.
May 2022
Amazing spot, so peaceful. Parking the only issue.
June 2021
Nice beach and great walks that lead to it, very few people around in August! Limited parking so you are better off walking there.
August 2019
Glorious beach at the mouth of the Erme. Narrow lanes and very limited parking. No toilets, cafes etc - wonderful! Turning circle for cars just before the beach but expect to have to reverse back up the access lane to allow cars that are leaving to go back. A nightmare on Bank Holidays - parking almost impossible and expect to have to negotiate very tight spaces.
September 2017
Lovely beach but bit of a trek for little ones
April 2017
Mothecombe Beach
(10 miles)
(3)
One of South Devon’s quieter beaches, Mothecombe is a large and unspoiled, privately owned stretch of sand that’s open every day, all year round. Having won an award from the Marine Conservation Society for its clean sea and sand, you can be assured that relaxing here and pottering about in the water is going to be a happy, healthy and pleasant experience for all in this sheltered corner of Devon. For those wanting to try out water sports, Mothecombe offers the ideal conditions for windsurfing, kayaking, body boarding and generally enjoying the water, particularly for beginners as it’s a comparatively gentle environment in which to give it a go. Given its pristine nature, it will probably come as no surprise that dogs are not allowed on the beach in high season, so keep an eye out for signs for more information, but best to steer clear with furry friends from May to September. There is a car park from which you can access the beach down a narrow path, so it’s not ideal for wheelchair users, but is otherwise conveniently close by. There’s also a tea house in the car park for drinks and snacks and there are toilets nearby as well, so pending the tides you can spend a good day here enjoying the natural scenery and all the fun that it brings with it, whether that’s for the whole family, on a romantic afternoon in the summer sun, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of this less populated park of the coastline.
Lovely little cove, even on a wet day! Car park expensive for short stay - £6 all day and quite a walk to beach, uphill all the way back.
September 2023
A delightful beach with fabulous views famous from "Penmarric". Accessed via a path from parking in the field (£5). Alternatively via a wider road to the estuary beach. Lots of walking at low tide and even across to the far bank of the estuary, Clearly other people's dogs loved it on their last day off leash (end of April). We were delighted to find the Old School House, now a restaurant and ate outdoors. Expensive for what it was but it appeared to cater for Londoners given the vehicles parked outside!
May 2021
Lovely beach but cafe was being renovated and we were gasping for a cuppa
April 2017
Ayrmer Cove
(10 miles)
(20)
Roughly one kilometre (20 minutes depending on your pace) from the National Trust car park at Ringmore, and with a selection of footpaths to get to it, Ayrmer Cove is a quiet secluded beach on the South West Coast Path. For anyone on holiday in South Devon it’s a peaceful place to sit and contemplate the natural scenery amongst the shingle, pebbles and rock pools, admiring the cliffs. It makes for a beautiful destination to walk to from Ringmore itself, which is a small village (population 230) with views towards the cove itself as well as Bigbury Bay – it makes for a wonderful holiday cottage destination in South Devon as well as a place to visit as part of your day. Walking to the beach allows you to discover the surrounding woodland, wildlife and history of the area – taking in old smugglers’ routes and hedgerows that have been in situ since the 1800s. It is a little tricky to get to so it’s not ideal for wheelchairs, and there aren’t any toilets or facilities at the beach itself so if you want to stay for a little while don’t forget to take snacks or a picnic if the weather is right. This is all about enjoying the environment that’s such a proud part of the National Trust – it’s everything a holiday in Devon is about, and yes, dogs are permitted all year round and will very much enjoy the walk!
Fabulously unspoilt and beautiful.
June 2023
Childhood memories and very clean
May 2022
Lovely location for photography and any easy walk from the National Trust car park
April 2022
Beautiful place!
September 2021
Beautiful clean quiet beach , well worth a visit
September 2021
Beautiful cove, first visit. Quite a challenging walk to get there but fascinating to see the slate formations.
August 2021
Perfect swim spot
May 2021
What a wonderful, quiet little haven!
September 2019
A beautiful little cove and fun for dogs and children.
August 2019
You can walk to this secluded cove from the cottage. Probably about 20 mins away, depending on your pace. Plenty of blackberries to eat/collect on route when in season! No facilities at the cove but beautifully unspoilt.
August 2019
Really beautiful secluded beach - great for the dog too!
July 2019
A lovely beach at the end of a beautiful valley. Absolutely perfect for dogs and never busy.
June 2019
Parked in the NT car park at Ringmore and took the 15 min walk down to the beach. Saw a beautiful sunset and had the place to ourselves. Bliss
November 2018
What a fantastic place. So quiet - we had the whole beach to ourselves a lot of the time. Our dogs loved it.
September 2018
A lovely quiet cove, with excellent rock pools at low tide. No sand but the kids enjoy it as an alternative to the massive sandy beaches at Bigbury and Bantham.
September 2018
stunning little beach, very quiet and great for snorkelling
July 2018
Beautiful cove. Very quiet with lots of bird life.
June 2018
Well worth the walk with beautiful views of Burgh island from the coast path. We were the only ones there on a very sunny day in April. Perfect.
April 2018
Simply stunning and well worth the steep (ish) walk down from the National Trust car park at Ringmore. When there - it's hard to imagine the horrors of today's modern world.
September 2017
Gorgeous beach for an evening swim and barbecue. So peaceful and beautiful
June 2017
Challaborough Bay
(11 miles)
(6)
Close to Kingsbridge, Challaborough Bay is a sandy beach in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that’s perfect for enjoying all the seaside activities nature can afford. At low tide the beach is ideal for visiting families to build sandcastles and explore the rock pools, while the swells and shore breaks also attract surfers and bodyboarders. There are some beautiful walks along the coast path that surrounds it, heading towards Bigbury on Sea in particular. Making it an ideal spot to spend the day, the beach has toilets, a café and a beach shop close by, although access is via steps and small paths so accessibility isn’t wheelchair friendly. There is a car park but it’s rather small, so it’s good to know that a 15-minute walk to Bigbury will see ample parking available – seasonal charges apply so remember to bring cash with you. While four legged friends are welcome in the winter, they are not allowed on the beach between May and September, so do plan their walks with that in mind. It’s a lovely spot along the coast path to bring them to, you can even beach hop from one to the next!
Cempletely different atmosphere to the rest of the South Hams. Part of a beautiful coastline set amidst class South Hams countryside.
June 2023
Good if you’re staying all day with children but expensive to park, only whole day parking not good if you don’t want to stay a long tome
April 2022
I didn't like it here. I found it a bit tacky. Also on my walk I popped into the Cafe in the morning but had missed their breakfast time which ended at 11.30 and I was there at 11.34 so they refused to serve me toast with coffee! So I walked out! A guy behind me in the queue was left open mouthed and said if I go on to Bigbury I'll get it anytime I want!
September 2021
Beautiful place to watch the sunset. Good fish and chips on the beach in the evening. Wouldn’t spend the day there as holiday park attached and the beach was left absolutely covered in rubbish by the guests ????
September 2019
Lovely, & just a short walk from Bigbury on Sea car park. It also has a fantastic chip shop that does gluten free fish & chips!
August 2019
Lovely beach
April 2017
Bantham Beach
(11 miles)
(15)
What an amazing beach, perfect for doggy adventures, love it love it love it, the river beach is especially nice
March 2024
Lovely beach but no dog's allowed
September 2023
Lovely beach and walk over cliffs to Thurlestone. Beautiful views.
July 2023
One of the most beautiful and relaxing places on earth.
June 2023
Worth the £4.50 to park for the afternoon plenty of walking and rock pools to explore, a good wide sandy beach for people with children
April 2022
Great beach particularly at low tide
October 2021
The most extaordinary place and great for kids. Lots to see and do - great sand and very shallow waters so very safe. if you get a chance to go on the water tractor that is great.. and do visit the Pub on the island. Great day out.
August 2021
A lovely beach. £6.50 to park for the day - it's a private estate - but a shame that the owners aren't prepared to put some of the money towards improvements to the toilets - one small sink in each of the men's & women's toilets with a malfunctioning tap is not enough for a beach full of people, children & dogs!
August 2019
Lovely beach for gentle surfing with ice creams, coffee, snacks and pizzas close to the car park.
July 2019
Glorious especially at low tide.
April 2019
Best beach in the South Hams.
July 2018
Can get busy with surfers, but a beautiful place with a wide sandy beach. Lots of room for everyone.
April 2018
Beautiful beach. Nightmare of a road (especially in high season) to get to it. Worth it though when you get there.
July 2017
A short walk (less than a mile) from Thurlestone, this is a stunning beach. Lots of shallow water with sand underfoot, truly amazing.
July 2017
Fantastic sandy beach and so big. My dog loved running around and jumping into the water. Plenty of space for all.
April 2017
August 2023
We have enjoyed a lovely 10 day break in Devon staying at the Barn. Excellent accommodation with great location for visiting many beautiful surrounding places. Good choice of places to eat out locally. We would not hesitate to recommend and visit again. Many thanks for everything.
August 2023
Lovely cottage, shame about the weather
June 2023
We have had a lovely week, just wish we had got another! The accommodation and hosts have been brilliant, the lounge in Great Palstone is perfect for a large gathering. We were enticed to the area by a family wedding but will be back to explore this beautiful part of the country some more. Thank you Jenny and Andy for thinking of everything and making us so welcome. The Faith in Nature toiletries made us feel at home and scones were very much appreciated.
June 2023
We had a brilliant holiday, the accommodation was perfect in every way.
May 2023
We enjoyed our stay at the barn. Excellent accommodation and enjoyed the open and sunny seating area - ideal for reading. And the gardens are wonderful, Jenny and Andy have real skill here. They were excellent hosts too - always friendly and helpful with advice. We brought our dog Henry with us and the walk around the recreation ground was ideal for him - so easy to get there and lots of other walkers too. Highlights for us were probably Bigbury-on-sea and Totnes. We also had a brilliant day on and around Teignmouth. A quick mention of Pie Street in Totnes - a restaurant which only serves pie. Excellent if you like that kind of thing! Our weather was a bit wet this week but we made the most of it, and the barn was a great place to come back to. Many thanks to Jenny and Andy
November 2022
Beautiful accommodation, great location for getting out and about. We came for R&R and that's what we got! Thank you Andy and Jenny, you have a real gem of a place.
September 2022
Yes we did very much !But for 6 people fridge and Friezzer not adequate!
Many thanks for taking the time to leave a review, we’re really glad to hear you enjoyed your stay at Great Palstone Barn. We are sorry to hear though that you felt the fridge and freezer was not adequate for the 6 of you. As a full capacity under counter fridge (without a freezer box) and a separate table top freezer, the overall storage capacity is likely to be the same as, if not better than the common joint fridge/freezer often found in properties of this size or larger. We really hope this doesn’t put you off from coming again and enjoying the wonderful property and its surroundings. The Toad Hall Team
- The Toad Hall Team
August 2022
We had a fantastic time. The barn was extremely well situated, very close to A38 and yet you fill that you are miles inThe country. The owners were very friendly and helpful.
June 2022
Had a wonderful stay, hosts were very friendly and barn lovely.
May 2022
Great Palstone Barn is one of the best properties we have stayed in. Internally the barn was finished to a very high spec and we didn't want for anything. The location was lovely and restful, with great views over the gardens to the countryside. The owners were very friendly and helpful making sure everything was ok. The cake, Prosecco and fresh flowers from the garden on arrival were much appreciated. If you are thinking of booking - just do it. You won't regret it. And we will be back.
April 2022
An absolutely lovely stay at Great Palstone Barn, the location is fantastic for lots of local sights and excellent restaurants. The barn itself is beautifully finished, really comfortable, and the owners (and their wonderful dogs) were so friendly and helpful. We hope to come back one day.
October 2021
What a lovely week we've had and we were extremely lucky to have had sunshine every day! Two lovely dog friendly pubs to recommend for excellent food - The Cott, Dartington and The Ship, Ugborough. Thanks for the warm welcome, delicious cake and bottle of fizz. The barn is just lovely.
September 2021
Lovely accommodation and great location to explore Dartmoor and coast. Owners are super lovely and helpful and we would definitely stay again
September 2021
Thank you for an incredible and relaxing stay. Your beautiful house catered for our every need and was just perfect! We very much enjoyed our rounds of evening table tennis. Both yourselves and the dogs were very welcoming and have us some great places to visit! We will definitely be back next year. Thank you!
August 2021
Thank you for a lovely stay in your beautiful barn. We particularly appreciated the welcoming touches of flowers, cake, prosecco and milk. It has been a relaxing place to come back to after trips to Dartmoor, Totnes, Buckfast Abbey, Bigbury on Sea and Salcombe and Dartmouth. We love the decor and the barn had everything we needed. We enjoyed playing the board games. Yours dogs are lovely and friendly too. Many thanks for a great holiday.
July 2021
What an honour to be the first to stay in your beautifully appointed, light, airy and comfortable barn. Thank you for the little touches, the welcome cake and the vases of lovely flowers from your garden.
August 2023
We have enjoyed a lovely 10 day break in Devon staying at the Barn. Excellent accommodation with great location for visiting many beautiful surrounding places. Good choice of places to eat out locally. We would not hesitate to recommend and visit again. Many thanks for everything.
August 2023
Lovely cottage, shame about the weather
June 2023
We have had a lovely week, just wish we had got another! The accommodation and hosts have been brilliant, the lounge in Great Palstone is perfect for a large gathering. We were enticed to the area by a family wedding but will be back to explore this beautiful part of the country some more. Thank you Jenny and Andy for thinking of everything and making us so welcome. The Faith in Nature toiletries made us feel at home and scones were very much appreciated.
June 2023
We had a brilliant holiday, the accommodation was perfect in every way.
May 2023
We enjoyed our stay at the barn. Excellent accommodation and enjoyed the open and sunny seating area - ideal for reading. And the gardens are wonderful, Jenny and Andy have real skill here. They were excellent hosts too - always friendly and helpful with advice. We brought our dog Henry with us and the walk around the recreation ground was ideal for him - so easy to get there and lots of other walkers too. Highlights for us were probably Bigbury-on-sea and Totnes. We also had a brilliant day on and around Teignmouth. A quick mention of Pie Street in Totnes - a restaurant which only serves pie. Excellent if you like that kind of thing! Our weather was a bit wet this week but we made the most of it, and the barn was a great place to come back to. Many thanks to Jenny and Andy
November 2022
Beautiful accommodation, great location for getting out and about. We came for R&R and that's what we got! Thank you Andy and Jenny, you have a real gem of a place.
September 2022
Yes we did very much !But for 6 people fridge and Friezzer not adequate!
Many thanks for taking the time to leave a review, we’re really glad to hear you enjoyed your stay at Great Palstone Barn. We are sorry to hear though that you felt the fridge and freezer was not adequate for the 6 of you. As a full capacity under counter fridge (without a freezer box) and a separate table top freezer, the overall storage capacity is likely to be the same as, if not better than the common joint fridge/freezer often found in properties of this size or larger. We really hope this doesn’t put you off from coming again and enjoying the wonderful property and its surroundings. The Toad Hall Team
- The Toad Hall Team
August 2022
We had a fantastic time. The barn was extremely well situated, very close to A38 and yet you fill that you are miles inThe country. The owners were very friendly and helpful.
June 2022
Had a wonderful stay, hosts were very friendly and barn lovely.
May 2022
Great Palstone Barn is one of the best properties we have stayed in. Internally the barn was finished to a very high spec and we didn't want for anything. The location was lovely and restful, with great views over the gardens to the countryside. The owners were very friendly and helpful making sure everything was ok. The cake, Prosecco and fresh flowers from the garden on arrival were much appreciated. If you are thinking of booking - just do it. You won't regret it. And we will be back.
April 2022
An absolutely lovely stay at Great Palstone Barn, the location is fantastic for lots of local sights and excellent restaurants. The barn itself is beautifully finished, really comfortable, and the owners (and their wonderful dogs) were so friendly and helpful. We hope to come back one day.
October 2021
What a lovely week we've had and we were extremely lucky to have had sunshine every day! Two lovely dog friendly pubs to recommend for excellent food - The Cott, Dartington and The Ship, Ugborough. Thanks for the warm welcome, delicious cake and bottle of fizz. The barn is just lovely.
September 2021
Lovely accommodation and great location to explore Dartmoor and coast. Owners are super lovely and helpful and we would definitely stay again
September 2021
Thank you for an incredible and relaxing stay. Your beautiful house catered for our every need and was just perfect! We very much enjoyed our rounds of evening table tennis. Both yourselves and the dogs were very welcoming and have us some great places to visit! We will definitely be back next year. Thank you!
August 2021
Thank you for a lovely stay in your beautiful barn. We particularly appreciated the welcoming touches of flowers, cake, prosecco and milk. It has been a relaxing place to come back to after trips to Dartmoor, Totnes, Buckfast Abbey, Bigbury on Sea and Salcombe and Dartmouth. We love the decor and the barn had everything we needed. We enjoyed playing the board games. Yours dogs are lovely and friendly too. Many thanks for a great holiday.
July 2021
What an honour to be the first to stay in your beautifully appointed, light, airy and comfortable barn. Thank you for the little touches, the welcome cake and the vases of lovely flowers from your garden.
Turtley Corn Mill
(Less than a mile)
(9)
A beautiful old mill set in six acres of grounds housing a large restaurant and bar open for breakfasts, family meals, Sunday lunches and romantic dinners. Classic menus full of locally sourced, freshly produced dishes are accompanied by a carefully selected wine list and a selection of local ales, beer and ciders on tap.
Turtley Corn Mill Avonwick, South Brent TQ10 9ES (T: 01364 646100)
Enjoyed a pleasant lunch here. Would like to have explored the grounds but weather was poor.
August 2023
Had a fantastic Easter Sunday dinner here. Played giant chess in the garden afterwards. Staff really helpful and meal was lovely!
April 2023
Had two lovely evenings at this venue, beautiful setting and staff very friendly. Meals delicious.
June 2022
We had Sunday lunch here. Nice food but we’re very slow in the day. Waited at least 30mins for our starters, which turned up at the same time to our mains. They took our mains away and when we asked to bring them back and take away the starters they disappeared and we had to chase. I think we’re struggling with staff. The food was very nice though.
July 2021
Lovely setting, staff welcoming and friendly, food was delicious.
June 2021
This was the closest restaurant to our house. We had an evening meal there that was enjoyable but perhaps overpriced. The grounds and bird life made it very attractive.
June 2021
We had a lovely meal here, with the food and service being very good. The mill building is full of character, while the grounds are very relaxing and a great place to sit outside with a drink.
August 2019
Lovely grounds and pleasant staff, food expensive for what is served, I think they are trying to be a gastro pub, which they are not.
July 2019
Beautiful inside and out. Gorgeous huge garden with lake and streams. Inside impeccable, large yet cosy.
September 2018
The Church House Inn, Rattery
(3 miles)
A fascinating village pub on the Dartmoor borders dating back to the 16th century when it was used to house stonemasons employed to rebuild the church. Today you can expect a friendly welcome and excellent food and drink at both the traditional bar and light and bright restaurant.
The Church House Inn, Rattery, South Brent TQ10 9LD (T: 01364 642220)
Anchor Inn
(4 miles)
A light and airy, welcoming pub with open fire, local ales, a great wine list and friendly atmosphere. Enjoy a tasty meal or Sunday Roast in the dining room, with good options for kids too, or simply sip your pint in one of the comfy chairs by the fire.
Anchor Inn Lutterburn Street, Ugborough PL21 0NG (T: 01752 690388)
The Ship Inn
(4 miles)
(12)
A tastefully modernised 16th century free house serving a wide variety of locally sourced seafood, steaks and vegetarian options both a la carte in the restaurant or from the more relaxed Pub Menu served in the bar. All meals are beautifully presented and accompanied by an extensive wine list or range of local beers and ciders.
The Ship Inn The Square, Ugborough PL21 0NS (T: 01752 892565)
Fabulous pub with friendly staff
October 2023
Lovely meal, friendly and helpful staff
April 2023
Great pub, very friendly staff and although we did not eat there the food being brought out looed excellent.
March 2023
A lovely pub serving excellent food. They managed to squeeze us in on an early Thursday evening so I would strongly recommend booking
August 2022
Excellent meal and very good service
July 2022
We had two delicious meals at the Ship in Ugborough, very friendly and welcoming
July 2022
Excellent food. Excellent location & furnishings. Excellent, welcoming and attentive staff.
September 2021
Nice staff and decent food in a relaxed atmosphere. Main meals were huge - couldn’t manage dessert!
August 2021
Had a marvellous lunch here on 4th November. Very welcoming excellent food. Faultless
November 2020
Not very impressed with the standard of the food. Parking problematic.
September 2019
We had a family meal at the Ship Inn. It was fantastic food with some really novel twists, and for the quality of food we felt the price was good.
September 2019
Very welcoming, great food
October 2018
The Singing Kettle
(5 miles)
(3)
A friendly traditional tea room and restaurant serving breakfasts, snacks, light meals, cakes and cream teas.
The Singing Kettle 54 Fore Street, Buckfastleigh TQ11 0BS (T: 01364 642383)
In town far from car park and was closed every time we went there
June 2022
Closed on Monday and Tuesdays
June 2022
A very friendly cafe a lovely lunch enjoyed
June 2021
Nature's Way Swimming Lake and Sauna
(2 miles)
Enjoy the benefits of cold water immersion, sauna and meditative walking with Nature's Way at their stunning site on Dartmoor. Click below for dates to visit the beautiful spring-fed lake and lakeside sauna surrounded by ancient woodland on the southern edge of Dartmoor. Contact Jo for further details jo.naturesway@gmail.com or click the link below.
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Wrangaton Golf Club
(3 miles)
Founded in 1895, Wrangaton Golf Club is situated on the southern slopes of Dartmoor between Ivybridge and South Brent. Today the nine hole course continues to be a rugged and raw experiences, underlined by the natural beauty of the area - the rich Devonshire countryside and the coastline and the sea 10 miles away. It is a test of any golfer’s ability, and it is said that you never play the same hole twice. Warm and welcoming, visitors are invited to attend with green fees starting at £22.50 for 18-holes. Feel free to pop into the clubhouse afterwards to have a snack, drink or perhaps a traditional Sunday lunch to round off your day.
Pennywell Farm Activity Centre
(4 miles)
(4)
Enjoy an unforgettable animal experience at Pennywell, Devon’s award-winning farm! A day out at Pennywell is packed full of animals, activities, farm rides, shows and displays. It’s the biggest activity farm in the South-West and was recently voted Devon’s best family attraction. Activities such as Pig Racing, Deer Feeding, Goat Walking, Ferret Racing & Bottle Feeding are all part of the daily farmyard fun. Home to the world-famous Pennywell Miniature Pigs, “piggy cuddles” is a must when visiting this family-run local attraction.
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Enter code THC2 at checkout to enjoy a free coffee and cake when booking your tickets online.
Brilliant Day out for the whole family
July 2023
A great day out for families with younger children. Our 3 & 6 year olds loved cuddling the animals and bottle feeding the goats. The big show with Alfie the Juggler was brilliant
June 2023
Great centre for children under 12. Plenty of activities to get involved with and animals to pet and feed. Kept the grandchildren amused for hours
May 2022
Excellent day out with the kids that offers wholesome family fun you don't find in a lot of places.
December 2016
Dart Rock Climbing Centre
(5 miles)
(1)
Offering indoor and outdoor rock climbing in Devon and Cornwall, Dart Rock Climbing Centre in Buckfastleigh offers a friendly and encouraging environment to practice a skill you have already mastered, or to learn something new while you’re there. The 10-metre high climbing centre offers a diverse range of routes on four climbing walls, training boards, teaching areas and in the classroom so that you get the most out of your session, and caters to beginners, experienced climbers, families and groups. The centre is open daily but with some restrictions for private classes at the weekends and prices vary according to your requirements. Remember to wear comfortable and practical clothing and trainers.
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Enjoy £2 off GO! CLIMB! sessions with your Toad Hall Cottages discount card
Good option on a rainy day, the kids loved it and made it look far easier than when we tried to climb up some of the walls! Get there early if possible and you'll have more room to explore.
August 2019
Otter and Butterfly Sanctuary
(5 miles)
(2)
what a lovely day watched otters being fed, butterfly house was full of colourful butterflies, a lovely walk by the river
September 2022
Highlight of our holiday. Absolutely adorable creatures. They kept us entranced by their playful antics.
September 2020
Wonwell Beach
(10 miles)
(5)
Lovely beach. so quiet at certain times. always different. great for dogs. parking very limited.
May 2022
Amazing spot, so peaceful. Parking the only issue.
June 2021
Nice beach and great walks that lead to it, very few people around in August! Limited parking so you are better off walking there.
August 2019
Glorious beach at the mouth of the Erme. Narrow lanes and very limited parking. No toilets, cafes etc - wonderful! Turning circle for cars just before the beach but expect to have to reverse back up the access lane to allow cars that are leaving to go back. A nightmare on Bank Holidays - parking almost impossible and expect to have to negotiate very tight spaces.
September 2017
Lovely beach but bit of a trek for little ones
April 2017
Mothecombe Beach
(10 miles)
(3)
One of South Devon’s quieter beaches, Mothecombe is a large and unspoiled, privately owned stretch of sand that’s open every day, all year round. Having won an award from the Marine Conservation Society for its clean sea and sand, you can be assured that relaxing here and pottering about in the water is going to be a happy, healthy and pleasant experience for all in this sheltered corner of Devon. For those wanting to try out water sports, Mothecombe offers the ideal conditions for windsurfing, kayaking, body boarding and generally enjoying the water, particularly for beginners as it’s a comparatively gentle environment in which to give it a go. Given its pristine nature, it will probably come as no surprise that dogs are not allowed on the beach in high season, so keep an eye out for signs for more information, but best to steer clear with furry friends from May to September. There is a car park from which you can access the beach down a narrow path, so it’s not ideal for wheelchair users, but is otherwise conveniently close by. There’s also a tea house in the car park for drinks and snacks and there are toilets nearby as well, so pending the tides you can spend a good day here enjoying the natural scenery and all the fun that it brings with it, whether that’s for the whole family, on a romantic afternoon in the summer sun, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of this less populated park of the coastline.
Lovely little cove, even on a wet day! Car park expensive for short stay - £6 all day and quite a walk to beach, uphill all the way back.
September 2023
A delightful beach with fabulous views famous from "Penmarric". Accessed via a path from parking in the field (£5). Alternatively via a wider road to the estuary beach. Lots of walking at low tide and even across to the far bank of the estuary, Clearly other people's dogs loved it on their last day off leash (end of April). We were delighted to find the Old School House, now a restaurant and ate outdoors. Expensive for what it was but it appeared to cater for Londoners given the vehicles parked outside!
May 2021
Lovely beach but cafe was being renovated and we were gasping for a cuppa
April 2017
Ayrmer Cove
(10 miles)
(20)
Roughly one kilometre (20 minutes depending on your pace) from the National Trust car park at Ringmore, and with a selection of footpaths to get to it, Ayrmer Cove is a quiet secluded beach on the South West Coast Path. For anyone on holiday in South Devon it’s a peaceful place to sit and contemplate the natural scenery amongst the shingle, pebbles and rock pools, admiring the cliffs. It makes for a beautiful destination to walk to from Ringmore itself, which is a small village (population 230) with views towards the cove itself as well as Bigbury Bay – it makes for a wonderful holiday cottage destination in South Devon as well as a place to visit as part of your day. Walking to the beach allows you to discover the surrounding woodland, wildlife and history of the area – taking in old smugglers’ routes and hedgerows that have been in situ since the 1800s. It is a little tricky to get to so it’s not ideal for wheelchairs, and there aren’t any toilets or facilities at the beach itself so if you want to stay for a little while don’t forget to take snacks or a picnic if the weather is right. This is all about enjoying the environment that’s such a proud part of the National Trust – it’s everything a holiday in Devon is about, and yes, dogs are permitted all year round and will very much enjoy the walk!
Fabulously unspoilt and beautiful.
June 2023
Childhood memories and very clean
May 2022
Lovely location for photography and any easy walk from the National Trust car park
April 2022
Beautiful place!
September 2021
Beautiful clean quiet beach , well worth a visit
September 2021
Beautiful cove, first visit. Quite a challenging walk to get there but fascinating to see the slate formations.
August 2021
Perfect swim spot
May 2021
What a wonderful, quiet little haven!
September 2019
A beautiful little cove and fun for dogs and children.
August 2019
You can walk to this secluded cove from the cottage. Probably about 20 mins away, depending on your pace. Plenty of blackberries to eat/collect on route when in season! No facilities at the cove but beautifully unspoilt.
August 2019
Really beautiful secluded beach - great for the dog too!
July 2019
A lovely beach at the end of a beautiful valley. Absolutely perfect for dogs and never busy.
June 2019
Parked in the NT car park at Ringmore and took the 15 min walk down to the beach. Saw a beautiful sunset and had the place to ourselves. Bliss
November 2018
What a fantastic place. So quiet - we had the whole beach to ourselves a lot of the time. Our dogs loved it.
September 2018
A lovely quiet cove, with excellent rock pools at low tide. No sand but the kids enjoy it as an alternative to the massive sandy beaches at Bigbury and Bantham.
September 2018
stunning little beach, very quiet and great for snorkelling
July 2018
Beautiful cove. Very quiet with lots of bird life.
June 2018
Well worth the walk with beautiful views of Burgh island from the coast path. We were the only ones there on a very sunny day in April. Perfect.
April 2018
Simply stunning and well worth the steep (ish) walk down from the National Trust car park at Ringmore. When there - it's hard to imagine the horrors of today's modern world.
September 2017
Gorgeous beach for an evening swim and barbecue. So peaceful and beautiful
June 2017
Challaborough Bay
(11 miles)
(6)
Close to Kingsbridge, Challaborough Bay is a sandy beach in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that’s perfect for enjoying all the seaside activities nature can afford. At low tide the beach is ideal for visiting families to build sandcastles and explore the rock pools, while the swells and shore breaks also attract surfers and bodyboarders. There are some beautiful walks along the coast path that surrounds it, heading towards Bigbury on Sea in particular. Making it an ideal spot to spend the day, the beach has toilets, a café and a beach shop close by, although access is via steps and small paths so accessibility isn’t wheelchair friendly. There is a car park but it’s rather small, so it’s good to know that a 15-minute walk to Bigbury will see ample parking available – seasonal charges apply so remember to bring cash with you. While four legged friends are welcome in the winter, they are not allowed on the beach between May and September, so do plan their walks with that in mind. It’s a lovely spot along the coast path to bring them to, you can even beach hop from one to the next!
Cempletely different atmosphere to the rest of the South Hams. Part of a beautiful coastline set amidst class South Hams countryside.
June 2023
Good if you’re staying all day with children but expensive to park, only whole day parking not good if you don’t want to stay a long tome
April 2022
I didn't like it here. I found it a bit tacky. Also on my walk I popped into the Cafe in the morning but had missed their breakfast time which ended at 11.30 and I was there at 11.34 so they refused to serve me toast with coffee! So I walked out! A guy behind me in the queue was left open mouthed and said if I go on to Bigbury I'll get it anytime I want!
September 2021
Beautiful place to watch the sunset. Good fish and chips on the beach in the evening. Wouldn’t spend the day there as holiday park attached and the beach was left absolutely covered in rubbish by the guests ????
September 2019
Lovely, & just a short walk from Bigbury on Sea car park. It also has a fantastic chip shop that does gluten free fish & chips!
August 2019
Lovely beach
April 2017
Bantham Beach
(11 miles)
(15)
What an amazing beach, perfect for doggy adventures, love it love it love it, the river beach is especially nice
March 2024
Lovely beach but no dog's allowed
September 2023
Lovely beach and walk over cliffs to Thurlestone. Beautiful views.
July 2023
One of the most beautiful and relaxing places on earth.
June 2023
Worth the £4.50 to park for the afternoon plenty of walking and rock pools to explore, a good wide sandy beach for people with children
April 2022
Great beach particularly at low tide
October 2021
The most extaordinary place and great for kids. Lots to see and do - great sand and very shallow waters so very safe. if you get a chance to go on the water tractor that is great.. and do visit the Pub on the island. Great day out.
August 2021
A lovely beach. £6.50 to park for the day - it's a private estate - but a shame that the owners aren't prepared to put some of the money towards improvements to the toilets - one small sink in each of the men's & women's toilets with a malfunctioning tap is not enough for a beach full of people, children & dogs!
August 2019
Lovely beach for gentle surfing with ice creams, coffee, snacks and pizzas close to the car park.
July 2019
Glorious especially at low tide.
April 2019
Best beach in the South Hams.
July 2018
Can get busy with surfers, but a beautiful place with a wide sandy beach. Lots of room for everyone.
April 2018
Beautiful beach. Nightmare of a road (especially in high season) to get to it. Worth it though when you get there.
July 2017
A short walk (less than a mile) from Thurlestone, this is a stunning beach. Lots of shallow water with sand underfoot, truly amazing.
July 2017
Fantastic sandy beach and so big. My dog loved running around and jumping into the water. Plenty of space for all.
April 2017
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