The Ferryman Inn, Oxfordshire is located on the banks of the River Thames about 10 miles from Oxford on the Thames Path making this a beautiful location to relax, drink, eat and sleep.

Steeped in history, The Ferryman Inn is one of the oldest ferry crossing points and made famous by the Matthew Arnold poem “The Scholar Gypsy”

“…….For most, I know, thou lov’st retired ground!
Thee at the ferry Oxford riders blithe,
Returning home on summer-nights, have met
Crossing the stripling Thames at Bab-lock-hithe……..”
Matthew Arnold ( 1822-1888)

The Ferryman has lots to offer whether you are looking for somewhere to stay, somewhere to dine or just relax with a pint! 

• 6 Ensuite bedrooms
• The Fishermans Bar
• The River Lounge Bar
• 40 seater restaurant
• Large function room
• Extensive riverside terrace and lawn area
• Slipway for boats up to 25 foot in length
• Large car park
• 2 miles of Fishing

Opening Hours:

Due to shortage of staff we can not cover all opening periods

Monday          12pm-9pm

Tuesday          Closed all day

Wednesday     12pm-9pm

Thursday         12pm-4:30pm

Friday              12pm-11pm

Saturday          12pm-11pm

Sunday            12pm-4:30pm