The Who'd Have Thought It Inn Motorhome Stopover Information

About the Pub 🏠

The Who'd Have Thought It Inn is a traditional country pub located in St Dominick, Saltash, PL12 6TG. It is set near Dartmoor National Park and is a charming old country pub converted from three cottages that were part of the Edgcumbe estate. The pub features beamed ceilings, antique furnishings, and a cozy atmosphere. It offers a wide variety of classic pub food using local produce, with a warm and inviting welcome for visitors. It has free parking available and free WiFi in some public areas, but as of recent information, it is no longer motorhome friendly.

Opening Times ⏰

• Monday to Friday: 12:00 - 14:00 and 18:00 - 21:00
• Saturday: 12:00 - 15:00 and 18:00 - 21:00
• Sunday: 12:00 - 15:00 (traditional roast served)

Sunday night is pizza night from 18:00 to 20:00.

Food & Drink 🍽️

The pub offers homemade classic pub dishes made from local ingredients. The menu includes traditional roasts on Sundays and pizzas on Sunday evenings. They provide a selection of vegan options such as beer battered banana blossom and risotto, with some dessert options like blueberry frangipane tart. There is a children's menu available. The pub serves a good range of local ales, ciders, wines, and beers, including occasional seasonal beers from St Austell Brewery.

Facilities 🛠️

• Free self-parking on site (note: no longer motorhome friendly)
• Free WiFi in some public areas
• Baby-changing facilities
• Separate sports bar with pool table, darts, and card games
• Large conservatory with impressive views down to the River Tamar
• Smoke-free premises

Dog Friendly 🐾

Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the bar areas, making it dog friendly.

Outdoor & Beer Garden 🌳

There is outdoor seating available, allowing guests to enjoy food and drinks in the open air.

Reviews ⭐

Guests praise the pub for its warm welcome, helpful staff, and traditional pub atmosphere. The food quality is typically good, especially the vegan options which are interesting though sometimes limited. The pub's antique furnishings and cozy interiors are frequently mentioned positively. Some reviews note that the garden area is currently unkept, but service remains friendly.

Nearby Attractions & Things to Do (within 5 miles) 📍

1. Dartmoor National Park

Just a short drive from the pub, Dartmoor National Park offers stunning natural landscapes with rugged moorlands, forests, and rivers. It is perfect for hiking, wildlife spotting, and photography. The park’s ancient bronze-age remains and unique granite tors create a fascinating environment for exploration.

2. Cotehele House and Gardens

A beautifully preserved Tudor house located nearby, Cotehele is set by the River Tamar. Visitors can explore the historic interiors, extensive gardens, and the estate’s display of medieval and Tudor artifacts. The gardens are perfect for a peaceful stroll and family outings.

3. Tamar Valley AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty)

This scenic valley along the River Tamar is known for its picturesque villages, woodland walks, and orchards. It’s ideal for cycling, leisurely walks, and enjoying riverside pubs and cafes.

4. Saltash Town

About 3 miles away, Saltash is a charming town with waterfront views of the famous Tamar Bridge. It offers shops, cafes, and a pleasant town park. From here, you can also take ferry services and enjoy coastal walks.

5. Antony House & Gardens

A little less than 5 miles from the inn, Antony House is a National Trust property featuring a grand Georgian mansion and beautiful landscaped gardens. The house hosts exhibitions and family-friendly events throughout the year.