Exclusive Riverside Dining Domes on the River Thames in Oxford
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as this is a seated dining experience with minimal physical exertion.
Overview
Dine in private, heated domes right on Oxford’s River Thames by historic Folly Bridge. Enjoy stunning river views and cozy comfort during a unique two-hour lunch experience perfect for groups up to six.
Lunch Dome Hire
• 2 Hours • Up to Six People per Dome
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About This Adventure
Experience an unforgettable dining adventure in our exclusive riverside Private Dining Domes, accommodating up to six guests. Enjoy stunning views of the River Thames and Folly Bridge while savoring your meal in a cozy, warm setting. Make lasting memories in this unique and intimate atmosphere for two hours.
Rates
£25-40
Duration
Each Dome booked exclusively yours for up to 2 hours.
About
Our wonderful, riverside Private Dining Domes are available for groups of up to 6 people. Our Domes offer a unique, comfortable, warm dining space with views across the River Thames and Folly Bridge in the heart of Oxford. The hire fee secures private use of the dome for two hours but does not include any food or drinks. Food and drinks can be ordered from our menu in the usual way with the bill paid at the end of the meal.
Adventure Tips
Book in advance
These intimate dining domes are popular and accommodate only up to six guests per session, so reserve your spot early to secure your preferred time.
Dress for the weather
Though the domes are heated, layers help you stay comfortable when moving to and from your dining spot along the river.
Arrive early to explore
Give yourself time before your reservation to enjoy a stroll along the River Thames or take photos of Folly Bridge.
Respect the quiet ambiance
Keep noise levels moderate to maintain the peaceful riverside atmosphere for all guests enjoying the domes.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Grey herons are often spotted along the river banks, standing still and waiting for fish.
- Mute swans glide gracefully on the Thames, a common and picturesque sight during your visit.
History
Folly Bridge, constructed in the 18th century, has long been a vital crossing point and is one of the landmarks highlighting Oxford's medieval origins.
Conservation
Efforts to maintain the Thames’ water quality and surrounding habitats help preserve the serene riverside environment and its wildlife.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Light jacket or sweater
Even with dome heating, outdoor access in cooler months calls for warm clothing.
fall specific
Comfortable walking shoes
Wear shoes suitable for walking along the riverbank and approaching the dome.
Sunglasses
Protect your eyes on bright days when the sun reflects off the water.
summer specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture scenic moments of the Thames and historic Folly Bridge from inside or outside the dome.