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Enabling easy access to the South West's beauty spots

Stover Country Park

Equipment Available: 1 Tramper
Environment: 
  • Inland Water
  • Forest/Woodland
  • Country Park
  • Nature Reserve
Facilities: 
  • Accessible parking
  • Accessible toilets
  • Information centre
  • Dog friendly

A Site of Special Scientific Interest, located just outside the Dartmoor National Park boundary, and covering over 114 acres of woodland, heathland, grassland, lake and marsh and a substantial variety of wildlife. A network of paths allows you to explore the Park on the Tramper.

Lakeside walk - a very popular walk around the 10 acre lake and marsh

The Aerial Walkway - a ‘tree top’ perspective of one of Stover’s woodlands

  • Path surfaces - surfaced and unsurfaced offroad tracks, woodland paths, fields
  • Path gradients - mostly flat

The Nature Interpretation Centre consists of a visitor centre, classroom, rangers' office and public toilets.

Travelling to Stover Country Park - Plan your journey by car or public transport using the map below:

By Road - The entrance to the Park is off the A382 Bovey Tracey to Newton Abbot road 300m south of the Drumbridges roundabout on the A38 Exeter to Plymouth Expressway.

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  • Explore Stover Country Park using the all terrain mobility scooter

Contact Stover Country Park

Address:

Stover, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 6QG

Telephone:

01626 835236

E-mail:

[email protected]

Website Link:

http://www.devon.gov.uk/stover_country_park.htm

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Reviews

  • Visited the park with family

    Brian Tinkler
    Visited the park with family found the Tramper excellent for the terrain and staff most helpful.

  • We visited Stover in June and

    Jane
    We visited Stover in June and had a great day! My husband has MS and loves the countryside - so the Countryside Mobility scheme is brill! Stover is a great site - and has an aerial walkway which is flat and easy with the Tramper - great fun looking at the bird feeders they put out and so many 'criters' in the treetops. The lakeside walk is a must - dragonflys galore! All level and easy. A wonderful no stress day for us both (no pushing wheelchairs here!) Staff so brilliant too - the ranger got some books out to help us identify some of the unusual dragonflys! Highly recommend a trip!

  • Great day with a big thanks

    Brian Tinkler
    Great day with a big thanks to the rangers and countryside mobility south west, being able to get out into the warm spring air with my family and dog. Thanks.

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