About Nettle and Dock

Nettle and Dock is a family run business, run by Ilona and Mitch.

We wanted to share our beautiful part of the world and offer a luxurious eco friendly, unique accommodation right in the heart of Devon. We have an aim too provide low impact eco-tourism and offer you chance to enjoy enjoy nature and rural life. We provide the opportunity for you and your family to reconnect with nature, unwind and turn off, while being able to enjoy the little luxuries and home comforts that The Barn, Shepherds Huts and our Glamping Domes have to offer. Our accommodation is beautifully hand-crafted and finished to a high standard.

Nettle and Dock is remote and rural, allowing for true peace and relaxation, but with only a 10 minute drive to the A30, we are easily accessible.

Location

While you may not want to leave the splendid rural isolation of Nettle and Dock, it is superbly positioned for exploring the whole of Devon and North Cornwall. With Dartmoor on your doorstep and both north and south Devon coasts less than an hour away, if you get bored of relaxing you won’t be short of trip or two.

The gateway to Dartmoor National Park, lies just 8 miles away. In Dartmoor you can spend days exploring the idyllic little towns and villages, walking up dramatic Tors, kayaking on wild rivers, horse riding or walking along meandering streams.

Go for lunch in one of the many Gastro pubs in the close-by, ancient Stannery town of Chagford or enjoy a traditional Devon Cream tea, after visiting our nearest National Trust Castle Drogo.

Head north to visit the gardens of RHS Rosemoor (35 minutes away), or carry on a little further to the rugged North Devon coast, where you can walk for miles along sandy beaches, surf or follow the coastal path along the rocky cliffs.

Exeter, our nearest city, is well worth a visit. Abundant with shops and restaurants, its Quay is lovely in the summer where you can have lunch, paddle board, canoe or walk along the locks. Just out of Exeter making your way down the river Exe you reach the south coast. South Devon has calm, quiet coves and from here you can easily reach the Jurassic coast for a spot of fossil hunting.

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