Self Catering for Large Groups and Family Parties - Dartmoor - Devon - Horrabridge

Situated near Horrabridge, The Old Mine House is a perfect base for Dartmoor, both Devon coasts, two World Heritage sites and Cornwall, with the Eden project just 40 miles away. Much closer are to be found river walks, cycle trails, National Trust properties, clean South Hams beaches and the spectacular Lydford Gorge. See the maps below.

Perfect for family parties, large groups and weddings. Sleeps 18 - 20 - Self Catering

“Those who have once set foot upon Dartmoor, who have climbed its giant tors, have listened to the plaintive music of its streams or have passed into its solitary places where the cry of the curlew alone is heard, will, if they be true lovers of Nature, ever feel a longing to revisit it.”

William Crossing, Gems in a Granite Setting

Ian Robinson welcomes you to the Old Mine House

The Old Mine House is owned by Ian Robinson, an adventure photo journalist, who discovered his long lost father living reclusively at the property back in 1988. Restored after his father's death, the house now displays Ian's widely published works including Dartmoor and Exmoor and more exotic locations such as Alaska, Mongolia and Malaysia, enhancing one's stay in this fascinating corner of Devon. Stories from Russia, Morocco, Texas and Patagonia line the walls, as well as Ian's charity runs to Bosnia and his encounter with a Louisiana murderer! Ian's concert photography is also reflected by his Wall of Fame, featuring many well-known faces including Ray Charles, Joan Baez, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash, Fats Domino, Joan Armitrading, Jerry Lee Lewis, Arlo Guthrie, the Everley Brothers, Liberace, Loretta Lynn, Tom Paxton and Dennis Quaid.

Ian's picture of three Taoist priests on Pew Torr which appeared on the front page of the Independent in July 1996	Taoists at the Old Mine House	Tavistock Times Feb. 23 2006 (Click image to enlarge)
	The Western Morning News (click on image to enlarge)