Four centuries of hospitality

The Crown & Cushion building has stood on this site since 1512, and records show it was converted to an ale house in 1596. It's been serving the Camberley area ever since.

We joined Barons in 2013, and under general manager Karina Turner, we've added our own chapter to the story. But the real talking point sits on site: Meade Hall.

Meade Hall is a 16th-century barn that was originally in Salisbury. It was dismantled, transported, and rebuilt here between 1978 and 1980 — using timbers believed to have come from Spanish Armada vessels. It's a remarkable space, now used for our Sunday carvery (September to June) and private events.

The pub itself has a warm, traditional feel. Dogs are welcome in the garden and bar, and the outdoor seating overlooks the Crown Taverners Cricket Club pitch. Pods and covered seating mean you can sit outside across the seasons.

We're proud supporters of Sasha's Project and an active part of the Camberley community. Whether it's a pint after cricket or a Sunday carvery with the family, we're a local fixture.