The grounds at Gidleigh Park are host to resident honeybees, producing honey for hotel guests from the plentiful Dartmoor flowers.

Join our bee experts to learn more, visit the hives in our grounds and savour an outstanding three-course lunch accompanied with a glass of wine.

Join us and our friends from Whitley Neill for a unique five-course tasting dinner with matched gin cocktails, hosted by our expert from the award-winning distillery.

Nestled in a wooded valley within the natural beauty of Dartmoor, the 107 acre estate at Gidleigh Park offers an abundance of natural and managed habitats. Explore this landscape with our Estate Manager, Andrew Brimblecombe and Plantsman Paul Grigg as your guides, followed by a superb three-course lunch.

Join local guide and expert, Emma Cunis of Dartmoor's Daughter for an informative guided walk on Dartmoor. With a wealth of local knowledge and a rich family history of living and working on Dartmoor, Emma will lead you on a historical journey as she shares her passion and flare for the beautiful landscape.

Award-winning chefs from across the Andrew Brownsword Hotels collection of properties will come together to share their signature dishes in an evening of culinary competition.

Dartmoor and the National Park are spectacular throughout the year however when the season changes, the hotel grounds and surrounding moorlands are truly breathtaking. Our Estate Manager will be your guide through these unique grounds, showing you a wealth of deciduous woodland and the flora and fauna found on the 107 acres surrounding Gidleigh Park.

Inside every seemingly strange story of witches, black dogs, and ghostly happenings on Dartmoor is a small kernel of truth. What are the real stories behind the devil scooping up a young tin miner at Widecombe church, the Hairy Hands, Faithless Wives of Chagford, Hound of the Baskervilles, Bowerman’s Nose, Hound Tor and more?

Join local Dartmoor expert, Emma Cunis of Dartmoor's Daughter as she tries to unravel these mysteries.