The Church House at Widecombe in the Moor
Located in the iconic Dartmoor village of Widecombe in the Moor, the Church House contains a gallery and shop in Sexton's Cottage and is open for markets and visits on selected dates, plus can be hired for events.
Sexton's Gallery
In the old Sexton's Cottage you can find a delightful gallery (not National Trust) showcasing the work of some talented artists and makers that live and work on Dartmoor. They also sell a range of beautiful gifts and home wares, books by local authors, baskets by local weavers and ceramics by local potters.
The Church House
Built around 1537 this grade 2 listed building is owned by the National Trust and leased to the village as a community hall.
Village markets
Local produce for sale, usually held on the fourth Saturday of the month, however this can change, so please check the website below for more information.
Artisan craft markets
A variety of hand-made craft, created by Devon crafters, and inspired by the landscape of Dartmoor National Park. These usually run every Thursday from April to October, check the website below for more information.
Hire the Church House
This characterful building can provide a special atmosphere for events such as private parties, exhibitions, wedding receptions, charity fund raisers and more.
You might also be interested in
Parke
A peaceful retreat set within the beautiful Devon countryside
Castle Drogo
Where dramatic architecture meets innovative family home. A 20th century castle overlooking the Teign Gorge.
Things to do at Hembury and Holne Woods
Explore the many trails and paths at Hembury and Holne Woods. From a gentle walk to something a bit more strenuous, you'll discover something to suit your mood.
Explore Ausewell Wood
Find out more about the rich wildlife and history of the 342-acre Ausewell Wood on Dartmoor in Devon, and the best ways to access it if you’d like to pay a visit.
