Within a three mile radius of Galmpton there are various other attractions worthy of visiting.
The Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boat Company operate the steam train which goes through Galmpton and in winter has the impressive Train of Lights. Whilst the station at Churston is currently closed passengers can join the train at either Paignton or Kingswear.
National Trust Greenway House is approximately 2 miles from Galmpton with walks through the estate and a little further is Greenway Quay where you can catch a ferry to either Dartmouth or Dittisham.
At Brixham Escape Rooms, your team of 2-6 players will step into an immersive 60-minute challenge. Work together to uncover hidden clues, crack intricate puzzles, and find the key to your freedom before time runs out. (image Brixham Escape Rooms)
Explore 80 acres of animals, indoor habitats, play areas, and award-winning gardens, Paignton Zoo is designed for a full day of discovery for families, friends, and wildlife lovers. (image Paignton Zoo)
Nestled in the beautiful Devon countryside on the outskirts of Brixham, Cayman Golf is a family-run business offering a unique and enjoyable golfing experience. (Image Cayman Golf)
Based on the glorious South Devon coastline in South West England, enjoy your days out in Devon on our steam trains, boat trips and paddle steamer.
The only attraction in Devon that lets you enjoy the delights of Torquay, Paignton, Brixham, Dartmouth and the River Dart, Kingswear and Totnes on your day out. (image DSRRBC)
The UK's largest all-outdoor waterpark.
Splashdown Quaywest is perfectly situated right next to Goodrington beach, on the English Riviera, South Devon's beautiful Bay for the very best of both worlds, where you can spend time on the beach and have fun on the slides.
With twisting tyre rides, slippery waterslides, it is the essential addition to your seaside day out, summer staycation or family holiday in Devon. (image Sykes Cottages)
Sharpham Vinyard (between Galmpton & Stoke Gabriel) have been nurturing and crafting English wines from the Dart Valley vineyards for the past 40 years.
With breath-taking views across the river and beyond, the site lies in a south-facing bowl that gently slopes towards the Dart, benefitting from the warming influence of the tidal river as well as the Devon sunshine.
As well as tours, there is a restaurant, events and accommodation. (image Sandridge Barton)
Discover the holiday home of Agatha Christie and her family. Find out more about the favourite rooms used by the family and the treasures they collected, Agatha’s personal collection of books in the Library and first edition novels.
Agatha Christie called Greenway 'the loveliest place in the world' and treasured it as a holiday home for her and her family.