Beechwood B&B on Dartmoor

11/01/2023

Business is still running as usual and bookings are already getting busy for the Spring! And we are on the market! Please get in touch via the link below if you are interested.

6 bedroom guest house for sale in Beechwood Guest House, Dartmoor, Devon, PL20 for £395,000. Marketed by STONESMITH, Exeter

31/10/2020

Despite the storm this morning, the sun came out for a beautiful walk from Beechwood to Bellever forest. 🌲🌲

19/07/2020

Need to getaway for some summer sun and relax?...
We are back open for business with extra Covid 19 precautions and now offering evening meals.
Visit our website for more information! Or call us on 01822 880 332.

17/03/2020

Holiday cancelled because of Coronavirus? Explore beautiful Dartmoor instead! You can definitely stay 3 meters from everyone (except the animals!) on a walk on the moor. We are still open for business and following the current government guidelines for health and safety.

19/07/2018

Say hello to Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottentail, Big Bird and ??, ??. Help us decide the names of the 2 remaining smaller brown chickens that are providing delicious fresh eggs for our guests breakfast everyday! They have free run of their large chicken run and enjoy say hello to any guests that want to visit them.

10/06/2018

Before and after pictures of the beautiful pond that we got cleaned out and working again. Our guests can now enjoy watching the many fish and frogs that live here while eating breakfast in the sun room!!

25/10/2017

Thank you to Lorraine Fricker for providing us with this wonderful photo from Room 4 following Hurricane Brian at the weekend.

03/12/2016

Thank you Neil for the beautiful picture of the Clapper Bridge in winter!

04/06/2015

Our Hay Meadows are just beautiful - just look ....

23/03/2015

Just a glimpse to inspire you that Spring is coming to Dartmoor

17/09/2013

Tavistock Goose Fair - Wednesday 9th October
Come to the fair and stay at Beechwood!

Every second Wednesday in October Tavistock plays host to an annual fair dating back to the 12th Century.

Farmers brought their geese for sale, and drove them through the streets to the Market. Although this practice has virtually stopped, it is still possible to obtain goose lunches at the various restaurants and cafes in the town on that day.

The fair attracts market traders and showmen from all over the Country. Stalls and side-shows are set up in the centre of the Town, and the adjacent roads are filed with over 200 traders.

People come from all over the West for the fair, and old and young alike enjoy the atmosphere, especially in the evening when the coloured lights are aglow, and the music coming from the fairgrounds can be heard for miles around.