Dog & Dash

You'll find Dog & Dash in Kingsbridge, a peculiar landmark that's become something of a talking point among locals and curious visitors alike. It's essentially a public art installation or quirky sculpture that celebrates canine energy - you can't miss the oversized dog in mid-dash that dominates the spot. The thing about Dog & Dash is it's exactly the sort of thing that takes two minutes to photograph and appreciate, then you're wondering what comes next.

It works best as a quick stop if you're already in Kingsbridge town centre, not as a destination in itself. Families with young kids might get a laugh out of the absurdity of it, and it's Instagram-friendly enough if that matters to you. The real value comes from pairing it with proper exploration of the South Hams area - Kingsbridge itself has decent shops and cafes worth lingering over.

If you're camping at South Devon Camping Lower Terawhiti Farm just up the road, or staying at Karrageen or Wilton Farm, Dog & Dash is close enough to pop into town for. Free to view, obviously, and accessible any time you fancy a wander past. Don't plan more than fifteen minutes here unless you're genuinely gripped by the philosophy behind it. The real reason to be in this corner of Devon is the coastal walks and the estuary scenery - Dog & Dash is the amusing garnish, not the meal.