Pendragon is the Journal of the Pendragon Society, first produced in 1962 it is published four times a year and includes articles ranging from the erudite to the general. While it also includes the occasional original fiction and poetry, Pendragon remains a journal devoted primarily to Arthurian Studies.

Each issue is often based around a theme such as Camelot, Grail Castles, Perceval and Arthurian Beasts or Arthur as seen in different geographical or historical contexts. Articles, which do not have to reflect that issue's theme, average around 2000 words.

The journal has a worldwide readership, from mainly English speaking countries but including the UK, North America, Europe, Australia and Japan. There is no official line and material is not peer-reviewed, though successful submissions are intellectually rigorous, and enthusiastic amateurs take their place alongside established authors, artists and academics.

As well as lively correspondence pages each issue is profusely illustrated and includes news, views, previews and reviews. Original artwork is featured both on the cover and on inside pages. Old News examines current developments in Arthurian history and The Board looks at contemporary popular culture using Arthurian themes, from advertising through broadcasts, stage and screen treatments and on to cartoons, comics and other trivia. There are also cursory, congratulatory or critical reviews and previews of books, journals, films, TV and radio programmes.