Dartington Cider in Totnes, Devon

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Telephone:	+44 1803 847500
Address:	Shinners Bridge, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 6TQ
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	1 miStaverton 1 miNappers Halt 1 miKevicc Northbound
Categories:	Cultural Center

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Today	9:00 am – 6:00 pm Closed now
Local time (Totnes)	00:37 Thursday, 29 May 2025

Business hours

Monday	9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Tuesday	9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Wednesday	9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Thursday	9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday	9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday	9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday	–

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6 reviews of Dartington Cider

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Cathed

Place rating: 1
Exeter, United Kingdom

This place that seems to have lost any of the original intentions of the Elmhirsts, it feels like nothing more than a rather posh collection of craft shops and other outlets eager to grab your money. Just not special anymore. In the summer it’s crammed with bewildered tourists looking for somewhere to go out of the rain. In the winter with random bored locals who’ve forgotten just how tedious this place can be. Expensive and irrelevant.

Fiona G.

Place rating: 5
Totnes, United Kingdom

I am amazed to be the first to review such a lovely place.
This is packed full of entertainment to suit all ages & interests
Shops. A whole food café, 2 good restaurants,
a crafts centre, an adventure playground, glass blowing,
wood turning. multiple car parking & all manner of daily
events on an ever-changing timetable. And all set in the
grounds of the Dartington Hall Estate. Once owned by
the Elmhursts, this whole area was filled with experimental
arts, educational,& farming pursuits. Do visit the Hall
after your visit here: the gardens are wonderful (see my
Guide to Gardens of England)

Yak

Place rating: 4
Littlehampton, United Kingdom

Yes, the stuff sold here is pricey but you come here when looking for a special gift, something that cannot be found on every high street. The place comes into it own at Christmas and a gentle afternoon browse at this time of year really puts you in the right seasonal mood, especially when there’s an entertainer or event on. The shops are in a number of old stone buildings and the items on sale are unusual and sometimes unique such as the crafts and pottery. The food section is very good for interesting gifts for foodies as is the kitchen ware. The toy shop, Tridias, is full of old fashioned toys, good nostalgia trip and lots of small, pocket money. xmas stocking items.

Catbai

Place rating: 5
Plymouth, United Kingdom

I have only ever been here around Christmas time and it is an ideal place to visit for those slightly different Christmas presents. The toy shop has some lovely, small stocking fillers and some larger more traditional toys. The main shop for the glass tends to be rather pricey but the smaller shops such as the bazaar have some good ideas and the sweet shack has some nice things.
There is plenty of parking here, and they sometimes have bands and entertainers. There is also a coffee shop.
It is a nice, different and slightly more expensive way to do your Christmas shopping off the high street.

Vheard

Place rating: 1
Exeter, United Kingdom

Nice place for tourists that have a lot of money to spend, they sell local beer, cider, food, crafts etc. very unusual one off things that are great for a luxury but unfortunately one off places to visit. Car park is very large and is situated in the small town of dartington near totnes. They have a lovely organic café, which sells cakes, coffe, panninis, unfortunately they are not disabled friendly.

Garyov

Place rating: 5
Callington, United Kingdom

Not so much with the cidre these days, although I understand they are still open. this has developed into a large shopping centre with a number of departments. My favourite is Tridias, the toy place! They also have a great restaurant, Cranks which also does its own bread which is delicious. everything is quitepricey but, I have to say, the quality is very good, they don ‘t sell any old tat! You could easily spend a few hours and lots of money here, parking is usually easy enough as there are many car parks but some are a fair way away, up the hill. This is also the home of the famous Dartington Glass.