Holiday rentals in Okehampton

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    Explore 30 holiday rentals in Okehampton

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    Okehampton holiday rentals start at £44 per night before taxes and fees

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    20 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

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Shepherd’s hut
5 out of 5 average rating, 285 reviews

Honeysuckle Shepherd Hut~Secluded ~Luxury~Hot Tub

Combining the peace and quiet of a rural farm setting in the beautiful Devon countryside with Dartmoor National Park and Lydford Gorge close by makes our quintessential hut the place to stay. A wood burner and underfloor heating make this the ultimate year round escape. While we transport your luggage you can walk along the path to your own hideaway in a field surrounded by native woodland and far reaching views through the valley. Peace and quiet awaits................. (& cake of course!).

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Cabin
5 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

Rural Cabin Stunning Views

The Panoramic Moorland views from here are outstanding! This couples getaway allows you to take in the scenery. Lounge on comfy sofas gazing out the window or relax in the hot tub with the fire pit. You can meet our Alpacas. Exceptional North Devon beaches 40 min away. Exmoor National Park on your doorstep. North Molton Village Shop & Pub. Award winning Market Town South Molton 10 min drive for Shops, takeaways & restaurants. Dark skies Stargazing area. Spot deer, red kites & other wildlife.

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A panoramic view showcases rolling hills and lush, green trees under a clear blue sky. Distant clouds float gently above the horizon, creating a serene landscape that highlights the natural beauty of the surrounding area.
Guest house
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 237 reviews

Coach House-Gateway to Dartmoor 'An absolute Gem!'

A private guest house with stunning views, the Coach House adjoins 'The Mount', an imposing granite built former Quarry Captains House sitting atop a hill in it's own 15 acre estate. Bridle paths lead from the property directly onto the moor. The friendly moorland Village of Sticklepath is a short walk away with its two pubs, Village Shop and National Trust's Finch Foundry. Only 2mins off the A30, a pet friendly, family friendly stay in a central Devon location, a perfect base for exploring.

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A spacious staircase with wooden steps leads to a mezzanine level, surrounded by gently curved green walls. Natural wood beams create an inviting space, while a large glass vase adds a subtle decorative touch. Ambient lighting enhances the warmth of the interior design.
Home
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 452 reviews

The Shippon. Unique luxurious South Devon getaway.

A calm, deeply luxurious space to recharge & reconnect. The Shippon is a meticulously converted cow barn with heated, polished concrete floors, gently curving deep green walls, hand-built kitchen, warmly lit reading nooks, & natural materials. Woollen blankets, feather sofa, antique Scandinavian log burner, king-size bed with French linen & down, waterfall shower, & the softest towels. Our sleepy Devon hamlet is only lit by stars at night. You might just sleep better than you have in years.

Top guest favourite
A light-filled bedroom features a spacious bed with white linens, complemented by soft lighting from bedside lamps. A wooden beam adds character to the ceiling. A small writing desk is positioned near a mirror, and a plush chair is placed beside a door leading outside.
Guest house
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

The Garden Barn

Relax and unwind in this peaceful hide-away in a picturesque village in rural Devon, close to Dartmoor and 10 mins from the A30, with North Devon and Exmoor in easy reach. The Garden Barn is a completely separate and private annex situated across the courtyard from the main house, with private garden and BBQ. Guests are also welcome to explore the extensive gardens, wildlife meadow and stream. We would love to welcome you to our hidden gem to enjoy the peace and tranquility of the place.

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Guest house
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 444 reviews

Log Cabin with Hot Tub, Devon - Dog-Friendly

'The Cabin' is a romantic couple's retreat, but conversely, a family's nostalgic getaway to a simpler life. Overlooking a field of friendly sheep who wander right up to the living room windows, and bird feeders which welcome a wealth of birds at every elevation, you will feel immersed in nature and wildlife. Go outside and toast marshmallows on the fire pit, or sizzle sausages on the brick charcoal barbecue. Then sink into the electric hot tub, turn up the jets and gaze at the stars.

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A former aircraft, showcased in a woodland setting, features a unique exterior design with vibrant green accents. The fuselage stands on a grassy area, surrounded by trees and green foliage, with a pathway leading up to it, indicating accessibility to the entrance.
Plane
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

No Snakes on this Plane!

Tired of economy class? Charter a stay in a first class fuselage with wood fired hot tub situated in tranquil woodland. Welcome onboard your own private aircraft, step inside to the sleek contemporary interior of first class. Outside, unwind in seclusion in private woodland, a short walk away from the West Somerset Railway and the AONB of the Quantock Hills. An ideal getaway for two in first class, for families there is a bunk bed in the living room area. Dogs at additional cost.

Top guest favourite
An open-plan living area features a warm woodburner as a focal point, illuminating the space. A wooden dining table sits in the foreground, complemented by a large vase of flowers. A cozy seating area is arranged around a television, with a staircase leading to the upper floor.
Guest house
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 172 reviews

The Annex

Welcome to our charming annex in Inwardleigh, near Okehampton and Dartmoor. Our one-bedroom retreat offers a peaceful getaway or a base to explore Devon. The open-plan layout includes a well-equipped kitchen, dining area, and a snug living room with a woodburner. Upstairs, a cozy bedroom and ensuite shower await. The annex, next to the hosts' home, provides flexible arrival with a lock box and access key. Your perfect escape awaits in this idyllic village setting.

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An open-concept dining area features a wooden table surrounded by four chairs. Natural light filters through the glass roof, enhancing the airy feel. In the background, a modern kitchen is visible, equipped with contemporary appliances.
Cottage
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews

Melrose Cottage: Gateway to Dartmoor National Park

Bright and airy, newly renovated cottage in central Okehampton. Off street parking for two cars with exclusive use of an EV charger (charges apply). Ideally located for the Devon cycling mecca, the Granite Way, which is at the end of the road. A number of pubs, shops and restaurants are a short walk away. Dartmoor itself is also accessible by foot or a few minutes in the car. The sandy beaches of North Devon are a 40 minute drive away if you fancy a surf!

Guest favourite
A cozy lounge area features a light-colored sofa adorned with soft cushions. A wooden coffee table sits in front, complementing the light wooden flooring. Large sliding glass doors allow natural light to fill the space, revealing a fenced outdoor area.
Home
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 66 reviews

Terrace tranquillity

Enjoy your stay in this modern, new built property. Located in the beautiful vibrant town of Okehampton, very close to Dartmoor, great for those who love walking/hiking holidays or those who appreciate wildlife and good scenery. Close to Exeter, with a regular train running from Okehampton to Exeter. You will have access to an open plan Lounge/Kitchen/Dining area, a bedroom with an en-suite, bathroom, garden and downstairs W/C.

Top guest favourite
The cottage showcases a blend of natural stone and modern architecture, nestled within a green landscape. A sloped roof features grey shingles, while windows framed in dark wood allow ample natural light. Flowers in pots adorn the entrance, enhancing the cottage's rustic charm.
Cottage
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

Traditional cottage in a quiet rural setting.

Our Cottage is situated within our garden in beautiful sleepy Sampford Courtenay. We are pet free (allergy free from pet related allergy) If you are looking for a quiet picturesque Devonshire village, with little interruption, close to Dartmoor for walking / cycling with a lovely traditional local pub, thatched of course, then look no further. If you are a runner we have the new local Parkrun at Simmons Park, Okehampton.

Top guest favourite
The entrance of a tree house is framed by rustic wooden beams and features a triangular window that allows natural light to enter. Surrounded by lush greenery, the exterior showcases a blend of natural materials with a warm, inviting glow emanating from within.
Cabin
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 300 reviews

The Owl's Nest

Take it easy at the unique tree house getaway nestled within a woodland in South Devon. A tranquil location allows for anyone staying in this cosy cabin to have a relaxing and memorable experience. Unwind in the hot tub set amongst the treetops and enjoy the sauna with its view into the forest. This location is only 15 minutes from various beaches and has an easy 10 minute walk to the local pub. No children or infants

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Okehampton?

    The area around the town center has convenient access to shops, restaurants, and walking paths, while stays near the outskirts bring visitors closer to Dartmoor’s scenery. Visitors often look for accommodations with garden spaces or views of the moorland.

  • What are the best things to do in Okehampton with kids?

    Families can explore castle grounds, discover interactive exhibits at the Museum of Dartmoor Life, or follow gentle trails into nearby woodlands. Parks and playgrounds in town provide space for children to play and unwind.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Okehampton?

    Explore historic Okehampton Castle, visit local museums, or walk the scenic trails leading into Dartmoor National Park. Markets and independent shops around the town center invite visitors to discover regional crafts and produce.

  • How is the weather in Okehampton?

    Okehampton has cool, wet winters around 38–49°F (4–10°C) and milder summers with highs near 69°F (21°C). Showers are frequent throughout the year, so a rain jacket is recommended.

  • When is the best time to visit Okehampton?

    Late spring and summer are frequently suggested for outdoor activities, with milder temperatures around 56–69°F (13–21°C) and longer daylight hours. Autumn brings colorful foliage across Dartmoor, while winter has a quieter charm but wetter weather.

  • What are the best places to visit in Okehampton?

    Okehampton Castle is frequently suggested for its history and views, while the Museum of Dartmoor Life shares stories of the region. Nearby Dartmoor National Park brings opportunities for walking and wildlife spotting.

  • What are some hiking trails in Okehampton?

    Hiking trails lead from Okehampton into Dartmoor National Park, including sections of the Tarka Trail and moorland routes suitable for most ability levels. Many paths pass by rivers, woodlands, and scenic viewpoints.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Okehampton?

    Families can visit the Museum of Dartmoor Life, picnic in local parks, or embark on gentle cycling routes around the town. Orienteering, castle explorations, and wildlife spotting in Dartmoor are also popular for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Okehampton?

    Plan a day exploring Dartmoor National Park for dramatic moorland scenery, or discover nearby villages known for their historic architecture and local crafts. Castles, gardens, and ancient woodlands around the region are frequently suggested for day adventures.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Okehampton?

    Many accommodations in Okehampton welcome pets, especially in homes and lodges near green spaces or the edge of Dartmoor National Park. Check property details to confirm specific pet policies before booking.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Okehampton?

    Bring waterproof clothing, as Okehampton can see changeable weather year-round. Many trails start or end in the town, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended, and local cafés are welcoming places to rest after outdoor adventures.

  • What is Okehampton known for?

    Okehampton is known as a gateway to Dartmoor National Park, attracting walkers and outdoor enthusiasts. The town is often associated with its Norman castle ruins and vibrant local heritage.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Okehampton?

    Wander quiet woodlands along the banks of the East Okement River or discover local artisan shops tucked away off the main streets. Some visitors enjoy peaceful moments in lesser-known parks or nature reserves around town.

  • What are the best foods to try in Okehampton?

    Traditional Devonshire cream teas, hearty pies, and local cheeses are frequently suggested by those visiting Okehampton. Many cafés and pubs feature regional produce and homemade baked goods on their menus.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Okehampton?

    Pack waterproof layers and sturdy walking shoes for exploring local trails, as the weather can be unpredictable. A reusable water bottle, sun protection, and a warm fleece are useful year-round.

  • What is the nightlife in Okehampton like?

    Okehampton has a relaxed nightlife scene, with traditional pubs, casual bars, and occasional live music. Many visitors enjoy friendly atmospheres and locally brewed ales around the town center.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Okehampton?

    Seasonal fairs, local music events, and agricultural shows are among the most popular gatherings in Okehampton. Community celebrations often take place in the town center or around Dartmoor, especially in spring and summer.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Okehampton?

    Okehampton has a range of family friendly vacation rentals, especially in and around the town center and residential neighborhoods. Many include amenities like gardens or extra space for families to relax after a day outdoors.

All about Okehampton

The charming traditional Devonshire town of Okehampton is known as the gateway to Dartmoor. Once an important Saxon settlement, Okehampton is now the walking hub of the South West. There are guided routes around the town, as well as woodland paths along the East Okement river, and the town is within easy walking distance of the northern side of Dartmoor National Park, with its 368 square miles of natural wilderness. North Dartmoor’s wild beauty boasts scenic cycling and horse riding routes. Soaked in centuries of lore and mystery, the moors are said to be inhabited by pixies and spirits.

The town itself is home to historic streets, cosy tea rooms serving traditional Devonshire cream teas, and charming pubs. Okehampton’s town centre features a Victorian shopping arcade with arts and crafts, gift shops, and antique stores. And if you’re looking for a little history with your outdoor adventures, you can visit one of the three National Trust properties nearby, including Lydford Gorge with its 30-metre waterfall.

What are the top things to do in Okehampton?

Granite Way

This scenic 11-mile cycle route starts in Okehampton and takes you past a disused railway viaduct, pretty villages, castles, and churches to Lydford Gorge, where the waterfall and whirlpools are known as the Devil’s Cauldron. There are a couple of popular pubs along the way where you can stop for lunch and a glass of local cider. The route is mostly traffic-free and can also be explored on foot.

Okehampton Castle

Okehampton Castle has been the site of battles, feuds, and plots for nearly 1,000 years. After a Tudor king had the former owner executed, the castle fell into decay, with the dramatic grass-covered ruins inspiring world-famous artists. Today, the castle is open during the summer months, offering audio tours. Pack some sandwiches to enjoy at the riverside picnic area — and keep an eye open for the resident ghost, Lady Howard.

Museum of Dartmoor Life

Across three floors of a former mill, the museum captures 5,000 years of local life, from Bronze Age huts to 19th-century cider making. The gallery also hosts regular art exhibitions from local creators. Children can discover interactive exhibits and search for the Dartmoor Piskies hiding amongst the displays. As the museum is an environmentally friendly Refill Devon site, you can refill your water bottle here for your onward journey.