Okehampton attractions

		From Okehampton you can explore the spectacular coastlines of Devon with seaside resorts, pretty fishing villages, coves, creeks and bays. Inland are rolling meadows, remote thatched cottages and the wild, bleak Dartmoor. The historic cities of Exeter and Plymouth are reminders of Devon's maritime past, while the quiet attractive towns of Sidmouth, Dartmouth and Salcombe retain their 19th century elegance.

Visitor attractions and information - Okehampton

	Castle Drogo, Drewsteignton, nr Exeter, Devon EX6 6PB. Telephone: 01647 433306. The 'last castle to be built in England'. One of the most remarkable works of architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. Dramatic views over Dartmoor. National Trust. Charges apply. About 9 miles east of Okehampton.
	Museum of Dartmoor Life, West Street, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 1HQ. Tel: 01837 52295. Housed in a 19th century mill in a cobbled Victorian courtyard. Copper mining, a blacksmith's forge, Kitchen & Range. Mint your own medieval coin. Lift between the 3 floors. www.museumofdartmoorlife.eclipse.co.uk. Location: In the centre of Okehampton.
	Finch Foundry, Sticklepath, Okehampton, Devon EX20 2NW. Tel: 01837 840046. Fascinating 19th-century water-powered forge in working order. Set amidst Dartmoor's dramatic countryside. National Trust. Charges apply. (Photo © NTPL / Ian Shaw). www.nationaltrust.org.uk. About 4 miles east of Okehampton.
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