About the Royal Oak Inn
The Royal Oak Inn is a free house owned by Burrator Parish Council. It is situated within the Dartmoor National Park, in an idyllic location next to the village green in Meavy. The pub is a former 15th-century church house inn. It takes its name from the oak tree on the village green which is reputedly some 800 years old. This is one of the few remaining traditional pubs, with a flagstone floor, old beams and a large open fireplace. Some of the seats are pews from the adjacent church. And the wood fire provides a warm welcome on those cold winter evenings.
Opening Times:
Call in for a drink,
We are now operating our Summer Open Times:
Every day:
Open all day, 11 am to 11
pm
Food is served 7 days a week,
Monday to Friday:
Lunch from 12 noon
to 2:30 pm
and dinner from 6 pm to
9 pm (last orders)
Saturday & Sunday:
Lunch from 12 noon to 3 pm
and dinner from 6 pm to
9 pm (last orders)
Bar games: Euchre
Dogs are welcome in the Public Bar if kept under control.
Children
We offer a children’s menu, and they are welcome to dine in the Lounge Bar
at lunchtimes.
Local Leisure Facilities
Walking groups welcome . . .
Muddy boots and muddy paws welcome in the bar!
Easy access to good walking on Dartmoor
On National Cycle Route No. 27
Lanes and bridleways suitable for horse riders
Close to Burrator Reservoir
Close to Drake's
Trail
Drakes Trail
A network of walking and cycling trails with a rich historical background and showcasing notable sites in the life of Sir Francis Drake, stretching from Plymouth to Tavistock.
Cycle Spur 1 Yelverton - Meavy - Burrator View Route Map with podcasts or download the Route Map (pdf file).
Walking Spur 2 Meavy - Burrator View Route Map with podcasts or download the Route Map (pdf file).
