Parish of Stoke Fleming

The locality (the countryside)

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Stoke Fleming is located within the South Hams Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which includes spectacular coastal scenery, unspoilt inland villages and a fertile rural landscape. This page lists some of the nearby attractions within this rural area.

We are also very close to the bustling historic port of Dartmouth. Click below for a separate page listing attractions in Dartmouth and Kingswear.

	The South West Coast Path continues beyond Stoke Fleming, with spectacular sections to Start Point, on to Prawle Point, Salcombe, Bolberry Down, Thurlstone, to the Yealm estuary and beyond. More . . .
	The 16 mile Dart Valley Trail runs close to both sides of the River Dart, with stunning views and lots of wildlife. More . . . And there are many more splendid footpaths throughout the South Hams.
	Start Point Lighthouse You can take a tour of this fully operational (automated) lighthouse and learn how it has been helping those at sea since 1836. More . . .
	The Dartmouth Golf and Country Club is just outside the parish boundary. There are facilities for visitors and non-members to enjoy a round of golf. More . . .
	Berry Pomeroy Castle 16th Century uncompleted masion set in 15th Century castle defences – complete with ghosts! More . . .

	Greenway House and Garden The Greenway Estate was Agatha Christie's summer retreat. Now managed by the National Trust – the glorious woodland garden on the banks of the Dart is open to the public More . . .
	Coleton Fishacre Created by Rupert and Lady D'Oyly Carte in the 1920s – today another National Trust property. The splendid gardens descend down a steep valley to the coast path. More . . .
	Dartington Arts Dartington Arts is a year-round public programme of music, dance, contemporary performance, theatre and film that takes place on the Dartington Hall estate. More . . .
	Woodlands A host of rides, play zones and fun for kids. More . . .