Higher Woodley Farm - Bed and Breakfast in Devon is situated in the beautiful Tamar Valley on the borders of Devon and Cornwall, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.

The farmhouse is 19th century with many architectural features. It is a working dairy farm of 150 acres with 80 Holstein-Friesian cows together with their replacement young stock.

The accommodation at Higher Woodley Farm consists of one twin and two double rooms, all en-suite. The rooms are fully equipped with tea and coffee making facilities, clock radios, televisions, hair dryers and fans for hot days.

All our rooms have been decorated to a very high standard, are colour co-ordinated and have stunning views over the local countryside.

There is a drawing room with television, video player and a log fire for chilly evenings. There is a separate dinning room where a full English or Continental breakfast is served between 7.30 and 9.00 am. Earlier times can be arranged. Vegetarian and special diets can also be catered for. Local food a specialty, homemade marmalade and local prize winning sausages. All ingredients are sourced from local suppliers.

There are many local inns where evening meals can be enjoyed.

The farm is approached along a winding Devon Lane, which has superb views over the surrounding countryside. There is a well-laid out lawn and planted garden for guests to stroll around or just sit and enjoy the quiet and tranquil atmosphere.

A warm welcome is assured at Higher Woodley Farm.

The Higher Woodley Farm is ideally situated for many holiday activities.

Dartmoor is an excellent place for walking and horseriding with many guided walks available. We also have Coarse, fly and river fishing nearby. For sea fishing there are boats available to hire from Plymouth and Looe.

There are many golf courses in the area including St Mellion and Tavistock golf clubs. Discover the Tamar valley on a trail, which takes you from nearby Milton Abbot, walk to Calstock and then take the train on the Tamar Valley railway to Bere Alston. Ordinance Survey Maps, books and leaflets of local walks, including letter-boxing on Dartmoor are available for you to browse through.

There are many gardens to enjoy including the Garden House at Buckland Monachorum, the RHS Garden at Rosemoor, the spectacular Eden Project in St Austell, the Lost Gardens of Heligan Endsleigh Garden Centre where a large selection of plants and shrubs can be found.

More information on local attractions can be found on our website.