Now you have booked one of our popular Norton Park chalets in Dartmouth, we wouldn’t be surprised if you want to start planning your trip as soon as possible! Luckily for you, we have put together a helpful guide on what we recommend you bring, what to expect from your enchanting chalet rental in Devon, as well as some of the best things to do in and around Dartmouth. Keep on reading to find out more.

As you’re probably already aware, the weather in England, especially towards the South, can be unpredictable. Therefore, we recommend you bring some layers, as well as enough waterproof clothing, so you can be out and about, exploring Dartmouth, without having to worry about the weather.
All of our Norton Park self-catered chalets are fully-furnished and very well-equipped with all of the amenities you could need. So much so, many of our previous guests have told us it was hard to leave! You won’t need to worry about bringing any soft furnishings or kitchen equipment, for instance, as these are all provided. To give you a better idea, all of our chalets include the following:
If you would like more information on any of our self-catering chalets in Devon, please get in touch with our team today, who would be happy to answer all of your questions leading up to your stay.
One of the most notable advantages of our Norton Park chalets is their close proximity to Dartmouth town centre. All of our self-catered Dartmouth holiday lets are only a five minute drive, or 25 minute walk away from the bustling town, where there is plenty to do and see. Here are some of our recommendations of things you absolutely must do- and- see during your visit:

One of the best features of Norton Holiday Park is the acres of surrounding countryside, alongside the views of the picturesque River Dart. We recommend you plan a walk during your holiday, so you can really take in the outstanding natural beauty of the South Hams district. We recently created a blog post which covers the 4 of the best walks from our Dartmouth chalets and features both shorter, relaxed strolls as well as more challenging, 12-mile trails.
Another place worth mentioning is the idyllic Blackpool Sands beach, which is only three miles away. The breath-taking beach, set in an unspoilt, sheltered bay, should definitely be at the top of your list whilst you’re staying in one of our Norton Park chalets.
If, however, some days you’d prefer to stay close to the chalets, there is plenty of outdoor space for you and your family or friends to enjoy.

Dartmouth is widely known in the Devon area for its array of independent shops, cafes and restaurants, so you should definitely factor these into your itinerary. You can find everything from cosy, traditional English pubs, to more stylish and atmospheric restaurants and bistros.
If we were to mention all of our favourite places in Dartmouth to shop and eat, you’d be here a while, so instead, read our blog which has summarised the ‘10 Restaurants & Cafes To Visit Around Dartmouth’.
If you’re visiting our holiday chalets in Devon with younger children, you’ll be pleased to hear there are plenty of activities to do in and around Dartmouth, that’ll no doubt keep them entertained. Here are some of the most popular places that we recommend:
Hopefully we have provided you with enough useful information to start planning your trip to Dartmouth, so you know the best things to do and places to see when you arrive.
If you’d like to learn more about any of our chalets, or about what our beautiful town has to offer, please contact us today on 01803 900154 or email us at info@dartmouthdevonholidays.co.uk and we’d be happy to help.