When we finally got to the rocks it was like we where on top of the world. Fantastic views!!! Well... read more
We frequently go to Haytor for fresh air and envigoration. We usually watch out for good weather... read more
Updating Map... About National Park Visitor Centre - Haytor
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When we finally got to the rocks it was like we where on top of the world. Fantastic views!!! Well worth the walk/climb to get there. A good few hours can be lost here just soaking up the sights.
We frequently go to Haytor for fresh air and envigoration. We usually watch out for good weather without too much wind. The visitor centre is excellent. Clean, cheerful, informative. The books and pamphlets we have were bought from there and of course the refreshments are...More
Plenty of parking,info centre has plenty of guides, maps and staff to help.toilets and mobile cafe on site.Easy walk up Haytor from here, further parking up the hill and other walking routes. Dartmoor ponies .
Beautiful place. A bit of a menace too when you are susceptable to it. It would be a marvelous place to shoot a film in which superstition plays an important role.
I absolutely love Dartmoor. A stunning national park where you come across wild ponies in the middle of the road. A truly beautiful place.
Have visited Haytor on many occasions whilst staying in Devon. Found about 4 miles from Bovey Tracey, accessed by car or bus. Car parking at the Visitor Centre at the foot of Haytor or a little further along the road. Toilets immaculate at the main...More
This isn't specifically about the visitor centre, though I did call in there. While staying in Torquay I wanted to see as much of Dartmoor as possible; public transport is limited, I'm slightly disabled and I don't drive, so the more active ways of enjoying...More
The small car park and visitors centre is a must if you need local information. There is an extensive selection of maps and guides, along with leaflets for attractions in the area. The knowledgeable staff are happy to assist. There are public toilets the other...More
We went on to Hayton National Park in the Dartmore peat bogs. The area covers 368 square miles within vast rolling hills; inhabited by Wild Ponies / Sheep / Deer / Black and white huge belted Galloway (Orio cookie) cows. The entire area is open...More
Visited Haytor and the surrounding tors, walked an approximateley 4 mile trek nearby with kids and dogs. Planned a longer walk but unfortunately kids got tired. Anyway I still upload the circular walk we were planning to do, maybe will be useful for someone else...More
