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Places to stay in Hartland
Situated in the furthest north western corner of the county of Devon, England. It is the largest parish in Devon excepting Dartmoor. Bound on two sides by water gives Hartland two distinct coastal properties, the wild wave dashed cliffs of the west Shaped by the Atlantic and the sheltered valleys of the north which faces the Bristol Channel. Hartland was and possibly still is the farthest point from a railway (measured by drawing the largest full circle on the map which does not cross a rail-line) this gives it some seclusion and provides the unspoiled countryside that attracts the visitor. Full of features such as gardens, historic buildings, woodland walks, The Coastal Path and National Trust properties Hartland has a lot to offer for both a day visit and as the central location for the longer holiday.
