Pubs & Bars in Clanfield
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Country pubs and bars, from village locals to historic inns on the edge of the South Downs.
For a village of its size, Clanfield is unusually well served for pubs. Historically the parish had three public houses and a wine bar, and the village still has three well-known country pubs — each with its own character.
The Rising Sun sits in the old village beside St James's Church and is the classic local, with rooms for B&B and a spot right on the edge of the South Downs National Park. The Hampshire Hog, a Fuller's pub on London Road towards the A3, is known for its food and large garden. And the historic Bat & Ball, on the Hambledon border, stands opposite Broadhalfpenny Down — the "Cradle of Cricket".
The Rising Sun Inn
Country pub and B&B in the old village, on the edge of the South Downs.
The Hampshire Hog
Fuller's country pub and kitchen with roaring fires and a large garden.
The Bat & Ball
Historic cricketing pub opposite the "Cradle of Cricket" at Broadhalfpenny Down.
Chandlers
Village café-bar with cakes, coffee and evening drinks on Drift Road.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pubs are there in Clanfield?
Clanfield has three well-known country pubs: The Rising Sun in the old village, The Hampshire Hog on London Road, and The Bat & Ball on Hyden Farm Lane towards Hambledon.
Is there a pub with rooms in Clanfield?
Yes — The Rising Sun Inn on North Lane offers en-suite bed-and-breakfast rooms, popular with walkers and cyclists on the South Downs Way.