A seventeenth-century riverside inn on Bow Creek
The Waterman’s Arms is a 17th-century inn tucked away in a steep valley at the head of Bow Creek. Surrounded by the quiet landscape of the South Hams region, the traditional riverside property offers a peaceful waterside escape. The building includes fifteen en-suite bedrooms, providing a spacious and relaxed destination for weekend getaways, special occasions, and countryside holidays.
Riverside terraces, fifteen en-suite rooms, and an open fire
Original wooden beams and an open log fire give the bar area a traditional feel, where guests can relax with a pint of Palmers ale. The restaurant serves a choice of meals crafted from fresh, local West Country produce, balancing hearty pub classics with creative daily specials.
An outdoor riverside terrace sits right on the water's edge, offering an idyllic seating space for open-air dining with views across Bow Creek. The entire property is dog-friendly, allowing visitors to settle in with their four-legged friends by the river or inside the bar. For overnight stays, fifteen individual en-suite bedrooms provide a large base for Devon holidays, with an on-site car park and disabled facilities to ensure an easy visit for everyone.























































































