The Black Bull, GodmanchesterRiverside Pub on the River Great Ouse
32 Post St, Godmanchester, Huntingdon PE29 2AQ
01480 433074
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Black Bull Godmanchester can be found on the River Great Ouse in Huntingdonshire and quite near to Godmanchester.
What can be found at: Black Bull Godmanchester
Location on the River Great Ouse
The Black Bull is situated on a navigable stretch of the River Great Ouse in Godmanchester, offering calm waters suitable for narrowboats, wide-beam boats, and small cruisers. The pub is easily accessible from nearby moorings and towpaths, making it an ideal stopping point for crews exploring the river.
The Black Bull is a traditional riverside pub located in Godmanchester, directly on the River Great Ouse. Favoured by canal and river boat users, it provides a convenient and scenic stop for food, drinks, and relaxation along this central Cambridgeshire waterway.
Its prime waterside location and welcoming atmosphere make it a popular destination for both boaters and local visitors.
Benefits for boaters:
- Direct access from the River Great Ouse
- Close to local visitor moorings
- Scenic riverside setting for meals and drinks
- Peaceful location while remaining near the village amenities
Waterside Dining and Amenities
The Black Bull offers both indoor and outdoor seating, allowing boaters to enjoy riverside views while dining or relaxing. The pub serves a range of traditional pub meals and beverages suitable for all visitors.
Facilities for boat users include:
- Riverside seating with views of the river
- Full menu with pub classics and seasonal dishes
- Drinks including local ales and soft beverages
- Family-friendly and relaxed atmosphere
Popular with Canal and River Boaters
Boaters along the River Great Ouse often stop at The Black Bull due to its convenience and welcoming environment.
Reasons to visit:
- Short walk from nearby moorings
- Opportunity for a scenic riverside meal
- Relaxing stop during longer cruises
- Ideal for a quick refreshment or extended stay
Exploring Godmanchester from The Black Bull
Visitors can enjoy riverside walks along the towpath, explore the historic town of Godmanchester, or take in the surrounding countryside.
- Scenic riverside walking paths
- Historic town centre with shops and amenities
- Opportunities for wildlife spotting and photography
Conclusion
The Black Bull in Godmanchester is a prime stop for river and canal boat users on the River Great Ouse. With its riverside location, accessible moorings, and inviting dining options, it offers an ideal combination of convenience, relaxation, and scenic enjoyment for leisure cruisers exploring this popular waterway.
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