Stokenham Parish Church is the centre piece of this aerial photograph of the area. In the distance is the sea which is separated from Slapton ley by the part of the A379 known as the Slapton Line.

The Tradesman's Arms is left and centre of the picture on the edge of the large village green where you can sit amongst the grazing sheep.

Below are two views across Stokenham Green, one taken from the A379 toward The Tradesman's Arms and the opposite view from the car park back toward the A379; Kingsbridge to Dartmouth road section.
The Parish of Stokenham lies to the south and west of Slapton and is made up of the separate villages of Stokenham, Torcross, Chillington, Beesands, Beeson, Hallsands, Kellaton, Kernborough, and Dunstone. Slapton Sands, where the Americans practiced the D-Day landings, is one mile away from Stokenham, as is Slapton Ley - a nature reserve.