Nestled on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, Bovey Tracey is a welcoming market town with a mix of independent shops, cafés and galleries, as well as easy access to some of Devon’s most spectacular countryside. Whether you’re planning an active break filled with hiking, cycling and climbing, or a slower pace exploring heritage sites and nearby gardens, you’ll find plenty of accommodation options to suit your stay.
Hotels and Inns
Bovey Tracey and the surrounding area are home to traditional inns and country house hotels, many offering locally sourced food and cosy spaces to relax after a day on the moors. Staying in one of these hotels allows you to enjoy characterful rooms, hearty breakfasts, and warm Devon hospitality, all within walking distance or a short drive of Dartmoor’s rugged scenery.
Bed and Breakfasts
For a more personal experience, Bovey Tracey has a range of bed and breakfasts where you can enjoy a comfortable night’s sleep and a freshly cooked breakfast to set you up for the day. Often run by locals with a wealth of knowledge about the area, B&Bs are an excellent choice if you’re looking for friendly hosts and a homely atmosphere.
Self-Catering Cottages
If you’d prefer the flexibility of your own space, Bovey Tracey and its surrounding countryside offer a range of self-catering options. There are plenty of cosy cottages or countryside lodges to choose from, many set within the Dartmoor National Park area. These provide the flexibility to cook at home, enjoy family time, or simply relax after exploring the towns and moors, making them an ideal choice for families, groups, or anyone seeking a more private stay.
Camping and Glamping
For a real taste of the outdoors, you can pitch up at one of the nearby campsites or opt for a more luxurious glamping experience. With Dartmoor right on your doorstep, waking up to fresh air and open skies is a memorable way to experience the beauty of South Devon’s natural landscapes.
Why Stay in Bovey Tracey?
Known as the “Gateway to the Moor”, Bovey Tracey is perfectly positioned for exploring Dartmoor while still being within easy reach of the South Devon coast. Wander through the town to discover craft shops, art exhibitions and the award-winning galleries, or head out into the surrounding countryside for breath-taking views, wildlife encounters and outdoor adventures.