Hi - there are several places for chairs and tables to be set up for a picnic. We have several picnic tables and seats near the visitor centre and around the lake path. There a nice clearing to the right of the visitor centre. If you need advice on the day - just pop into the visitor centre :-)

Sorry, there is no formal play area. There are various things to do like feeding the ducks, walking along the aerial walkway, watching wildlife from the bird hide and playing woods.

Morning - The Tramper here is part of a scheme run by Countryside Mobility South West, which has a great website listing all countryside sites with trampers. To join the scheme costs £10 annually which covers training and insurance while using it. There is a £2.50 temporary membership which covers two weeks for visitors on holiday or would like to try using it once. Stover has a £2.50 hour hire for each time its used. You can join on site and its straight forward and takes about 20 minutes. If you call the Rangers Office on 01626 835236, we will be a happy to advise an answer any questions..

Best to ask at the information office first. A couple of days ago there were notices up requesting that people did NOT take any ivy or holly - but given it was Christmas they could have been in danger of being denuded!

No there is no admission charge but you do have to pay for parking

I'm sorry I don't know the answer to this question. I would advise you to simply call up the Stover Park information desk and ask them. Enjoy!

Hi Sarah, Yes Stover Country Park is dog friendly and is popular with dog walkers. We ask that dogs be kept out of the lake, and under control (either on a lead or walking to heel). The bird nesting season is almost upon us so there will additional signs to help prevent disturbance to the wildfowl as they begin to nest. If you need any advice please contact the Rangers at the visitor centre or call us on 01626 835236

Thank you for your message. We do have small range of ‘spotter sheets’ available in the Ranger’s office. They consist of birds, animals, insects and tree leaves. There is also a brass rubbings trail - we provide a map to locate 12 wooden posts with animal brass plates attached, which with paper and crayons, can be drawn over and collected. There is a small charge of 10p for the spotter sheets and 30p for the brass rubbings trail as we provide the paper and crayons. If you have any further questions please let us know. The Rangers office telephone number is 01626 835236 or email stover@devon.gov.uk. Hope this information is useful. Many thanks, Jon Stover Country Park Manager

Thank you for your enquiry regarding the distance around Stover Lake. If walking from the Visitor Centre and completing a circuit of the lake - the distance is 0.9 mile /1.4km If you add on the outlet channel the distance is 1.3 miles / 2.1km Hope this information is useful – if you have any other questions please let us know. We can also be contacted by email at stover@devon.gov.uk or at the Rangers’s Office on 01626 835236. Many thanks.

Morning Hayley, Thanks for enquiry. We have a designated cycle route through the park which is tarmacked. It can be found near the main car park. It leads to the Stover Trail which is off road and runs north to Bovey Tracey and south to Newton Abbot. This route is also tarmacked and signposted. There is no cycling around the Lake or other areas of the park . Hope this information is useful - please let us know if you have any further questions. Regards Jon Stover Country Park Manager