Best pubs with beer gardens in Oxfordshire to enjoy the sun

Turf Tavern

Located at 4 Bath Place, in Oxford the Turf Tavern is one of the perfect places to sit outside this weekend.

The pub located against the medieval remains of Oxfords city walls can be enjoyed with a fresh drink or one of the many food items on the menu.

The 12th century pub is also infamous as the place where former US President Bill Clinton ‘did not inhale’ marijuana, during his time at Oxford University.

The Kings Arms

Located on Church Road in Sandford-on-Thames, this pub offers a view of the Sandford Locks.

The pub hosts a large beer garden where visitors can also enjoy a large variety of cask ales, classic pub favourites or a traditional Sunday roast

Abingdon Beer Festival

Today also marks the start of the annual Abingdon Beer Festival.

The festival run by the Friends of Abingdon Abbey Buildings Trust in partnership with Loose Cannon brewery. £5 entry gets a glass. 

Visitors can find a range of Oxfordshire beers, food stalls, live music.

Any funds raised go towards the upkeep of the historic Abbey buildings in the area.

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The Three Horseshoes

Located on Corn Street in Witney, the pub is another place to find a nice pint in the sun.

The outside of the pub is a festival feel with bunting, fairy lights, and a large canopy and patrons can buy a wide variety of drink and comforting pub food.

The Slow & Steady

The pub located at Abingdon Road in Oxford is another great place for a refreshment

Customers can choose from an assortment of drinks, pizzas or burgers.