

THE BLACKMORE VALE INN
MARNHULL . DORSET

WELCOME TO
THE BLACKMORE VALE INN
est. 1563

Charlie, Sasha and Family welcome you to The Blackmore Vale Inn. Nestled in the heart of Dorset’s beautiful Blackmore Vale the Blackmore Vale Inn is one of Dorset's best kept secrets. An independently run traditional Dorset pub now under new management.
The Blackmore Vale is one of the most unspoilt places in England. It stretches across North Dorset and is the countryside that inspired Thomas Hardy and features as the Vale of the Little Dairies in his novels. In the village of Marnhull the Blackmore Vale Inn is a beautiful 16th century pub that is also a character from Thomas Hardy's novels. This is the illicit drinking den that features as ‘Rollivers’ in “Tess of the D’Urbervilles”. Hardy portrays it as a disreputable and illegal drinking house, where secret ale drinking groups gathered upstairs.
These days The Blackmore Vale Inn is a wonderful welcoming family run pub and is the perfect example of what a country pub should be like.
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 5pm - 11pm
Thursday 5pm - 11pm
Friday 3pm - 11pm
Saturday 2pm - 11pm
Sunday 2pm - 11pm
The Blackmore Vale Inn
Burton Street
Marnhull
Dorset
DT101JJ
Telephone 01258 820701
Mobile 07488 403380