A stunning Base campHannahs at Seale-Hayne is set within 90 acres of spectacular Devon countryside, with plenty to entertain all ages. Within our Edwardian quadrangle you will find the popular Bistro and Supper Rooms offering delicious coffee and tasty food from homemade cakes to open sandwiches and sharing platters. You will also discover our acclaimed art galleries, resident artist studios and unique gifts in our shops. Explore beyond the quad and you will find our farm, archery field, laser combat course, music studios, forge and wonderful horticulture project with spectacular views down through the Teign Valley. You will also stumble upon our state-of-the-art Health and Wellbeing Centre with a wonderful hydrotherapy pool, sauna and beauty treatment and therapy rooms.

STAY AND PLAYHannahs Adventure Hostel is perfectly situated in the stunning grounds at Hannahs at Seale-Hayne, between Newton Abbot and Ashburton and at the gateway to Dartmoor National Park. With spectacular views across the rolling Devon countryside, the hostel offers simple accommodation, with shared bathroom and catering facilities. The hostel makes a perfect base for a wide range of tourism and adventure activities, including walking, cycling, canoeing, rock climbing, wild swimming and horse riding (see inside).

BACK TO BASICSHannahs Adventure Hostel offers 12 simple rooms, perfect for people looking for somewhere inexpensive to rest their heads after a busy day exploring the area. The rooms come complete with fresh bedding, while the hostel itself also features communal showers and toilets, a kitchen and a common room. • Single room: £20• Twin/bunk bed room : £30We also offer a range of other accommodation options to suit all budgets, including stylish en-suite rooms and our amazing new tent cabin “glamping” units. We are also able to offer budget accommodation for larger groups in former student rooms. Call our bookings team on 01626 325825 or email bookings@discoverhannahs.org for more information and to book your stay.

SWEET DREAMSHannahs at Seale-Hayne is a vibrant sustainable social enterprise that promotes learning, experience and adventure. In the last year we have empowered the lives of over 600 people with a range of disabilities and their families. Our vision is to live in a society where people with disabilities experience the same opportunities to work, train, learn and have fun. Whether you are staying in our accommodation, enjoying a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, buying something from the gift shop or making a donation, you are supporting the vital work we do. Knowing you are also doing some good while staying with us should help you sleep even better!

10 ADVENTUROUS ACTIVITIES ON OUR DOORSTEP...THRILL OF THE CHASEBuy a Dartmoor murder mystery treasure trail pack from a National Park Visitor Centre (or download from www.treasuretrails.co.uk) and get sleuthing.

IN A SPINHire a mountain bike here at Hannahs or perhaps a power-assisted cycle from Dartmoor Electric bikes (www.highdart.co.uk/electric-bikes) and explore the surrounding countryside or one of the many cycle routes in the vicinity (www.cycledevon.info).

MAKE A SPLASHSeveral companies offer canoe and kayak hire and lessons, while the River Dart on Dartmoor boasts some of the best mid grade white water in the UK (www.dartmoor.co.uk).

WILD THINGThe area is saturated with wild swimming potential, from the rivers of Dartmoor to the beaches of the English Riviera. Check out the Wild Swim map at www.wildswim.com

BEST FOOT FORWARDSeveral walks begin and end at Seale-Hayne, while we are just a short distance from Stover Country Park, the Templar Way and Dartmoor National Park. Or why not try some Letter Boxing or Geocaching? www.devon.gov.uk/accessforall

ROCK ONDartmoor makes an amazing location for some granite rock climbing up one of the iconic tors. Spirit of Adventure operate from near Princetown – the highest town in England (www.spirit-of-adventure.com).

COASTING ALONGCoasteering is a thrilling and fun combination of rock swimming, climbing and cliff jumping and Ansteys Cove in Torquay is one of the best places in the UK (www.bluedotadvanture.com).

ON THE HOOFThe rolling Devon countryside make a stunning location for horse riding and there are dozens of stables in the local area, while we even have therapeutic horsemanship onsite (www.sironacic.com).

Camp MawazoCamp Mawazo is our on-site outdoor pursuits centre that offers everything from archery to mountain biking and laser combat to bush craft. (www.discoversealehayne.org).

CALMER WITH A LLAMAFor something completely different, why not enjoy a leisurely walk across Dartmoor with a Llama, stopping for lunch and a cream tea along the way! (www.dartmoorlllamawalks.co.uk)

Hannahs Basecamp

Dartmouth25.4 miles

Dartmouth can be reached by boat from Totnes and Torbay, or by steam train from Paignton and is a fascinating port and home to the Dartmouth Royal Naval College.

Princetown17.9 miles

The highest town on Dartmoor is the atmospheric home of Dartmoor prison and was where Conan Doyle wrote The Hound of the Baskervilles. The drive up is spectacular.

Totnes11.2 miles

This bohemian town on the banks of the River Dart is a thriving centre for art, music, theatre and natural health and is packed with quirky shops and lively bars and bistros.

Torquay10.8 miles

Boasting 22 miles of stunning coastline, and 18 beaches the English Riviera is also home to Kents Cavern, Paignton Zoo, Babbacome Model Village and numerous boat trips.

Buckfastleigh9.2 miles

A small market town and home to Buckfast Abbey, a butterfly farm and otter sanctuary and the delightful South Devon Steam Railway.

Hay Tor7.1 miles

One of the most iconic and popular places to visit on Dartmoor, the nearby quarry provided granite to build London bridge, while a climb to the summit offers spectacular views across Devon.

Bovey Tracey5.7 Miles

A pretty cob and granite built town and home to the Devon Guild of Craftsmen, the House of Marbles and the annual contemporary craft fair.

Newton Abbot3.4 miles

A lively bustling market town, with one of the country’s leading summer jump racecourses and a railway station linking the Westcountry to the rest of the UK.

Ashburton5.7 miles

A charming small town on the edge of Dartmoor, with quirky individual shops and some great pubs, wine bars and restaurants.

Teignmouth8.3 miles

Just one stop from Newton Abbot by train, enjoy wonderful red sand beaches, the iconic pier and a short picturesque ferry boat over to trendy Shaldon.

Perfectly PlacedHannahs at Seale-Hayne is right in the middle of it all ...

Getting hereYou can find Hannahs at Seale-Hayne just off the A383 between Newton Abbot and Ashburton. Look for the lay-by about half way along the road and turn opposite.

For more informationT: 01626 325825E: bookings@discoverhannahs.orgHannahs at Seale-Hayne, Howton Lane, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 6NQwww.discoversealehayne.org

/discoverhannahs @discoverhannahsHannahs is committed to sutainable travelDame Hannah Roger’s School, registered charity no. 306948. Dame

Hannah Rogers Trust, a limited company registered in England and Wales

with number 5512987, and registered as a charity with number 1148882,

and whose registered office address is at Woodland Road, Ivybridge,

Devon PL21 9HQ is the sole trustee of Dame Hannah Roger’s School.

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