7 May | langstone | No Comments
Bluebells – native and Spanish
A favourite time of year for so many reasons; one for the beautiful sight of a carpet of bluebells, so how do we know what is a native bluebell and a Spanish bluebell. Below is a report from the wildlife trust -https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/identify-bluebells – on knowing your bluebells. There is also a link for the best …
READ MORE24 Aug | langstone | No Comments
Top 5 places to visit on Dartmoor
Top 5 Places to Visit on Dartmoor Located in the heart of Devon, there are so many interesting places to visit on Dartmoor with charming towns and villages, unmissable gorges and ancient sites all clamouring for your attention. Measuring 368 square miles, Dartmoor is one of the UK’s biggest …
READ MORE3 Jul | langstone | No Comments
Canoe Tamar & romance on the park
It’s been an eventful weekend at Langstone Manor Holiday Park, https://www.langstonemanor.co.uk. as we welcomed our lucky mega pod winner Megan to take up her prize of a 2 night stay in our brand new units. Love was definitely in the air as Matt, her boyfriend got down on one knee so they are leaving us as …
READ MORE24 Jun | langstone | No Comments
40th Anniversary for Tavistock RSPCA
The RSPCA shop was one of the first shops to be established in Tavistock and is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Although it has been in its current location in King Street for 25 years, manager Karen Norwood says customers are still delighted to discover it tucked away there and often comment that they didn’t know …
READ MORE10 Jun | langstone | No Comments
Devon Creams Teas
Tavistock’s Cream Tea Festival – celebrating the birthplace of the Devon Cream tea! Today is the cream tea festival being held in Tavistock thanks to the Tavistock Heritage Trust. Legend has it that the cream tea originated in Tavistock – the story goes that when the Abbey was being re-built after being plundered and badly damaged …
READ MORE26 May | langstone | No Comments
The National Trust in Devon & Cornwall
Devon & Cornwall National Trust properties offering something for everyone. National Trust members and non- members visiting Devon & Cornwall can experience a diverse portfolio of properties to explore – Lydford Gorge with the exhilarating Devils Cauldron & enigmatic White Lady waterfall to the former home of Francis Drake, Buckland Abbey, with the house, cosmic egg, vegetable & herb gardens & great bluebell woods, Cotehele Tudor …
READ MORE19 Apr | masteradmin | No Comments
Tavistock
A historical stannery town with links to the Tamar Valley mining World Heritage sites. Tavistock survives as a bustling market town and is great for mooching about! Shops, cafes, riverside parkland, children’s playground and an indoor pannier market – oh and there are some great pasties to be tried in numerous locations!! To get a sense of where and who shaped the town of …
READ MORE19 Apr | masteradmin | No Comments
Dartmoor and the Coast
The National Trust has gardens and houses in the South-West. They also organise special events during the school holidays. A firm favourite close by is the beautiful Lydford Gorge. Days out at the seaside – where to start? Here in the south-west, we are spoilt with an amazing coastline, and from Langstone Manor, there is plenty of …
READ MORE19 Apr | masteradmin | No Comments
Walking & Cycling & Riding on Dartmoor
There is a great range of cycle ways around Tavistock and on Dartmoor, both on the moor and purpose built cycle ways and if you need to hire bikes delivery can be arranged to the park. For more details on bike hire go to www.tavistockcycles.co.uk based in Tavistock or www.devoncyclehire.co.uk which is on the Granite Way near Sourton. Dartmoor National Park …
READ MORE