Northumberland location joins our Nightstop scheme

We're delighted to welcome the Waggon Inn in Northumberland as the latest addition to our ever-growing Nightstop scheme. The former coaching inn has a cosy bar and separate restaurant; food is served every day. It's free to stay overnight at the pub if a meal is purchased. Facilities available at the location include hardstandings and fresh water; toilets facilities are also available when the pub is open. Dogs are welcome to the site.

By Sarah Wakely
Published: November 14, 2011

We’re delighted to welcome the Waggon Inn in Northumberland as the latest addition to our ever-growing Nightstop scheme.

The former coaching inn has a cosy bar and separate restaurant; food is served every day. It’s free to stay overnight at the pub if a meal is purchased.

Facilities available at the location include hardstandings and fresh water; toilets facilities are also available when the pub is open. Dogs are welcome to the site.

For further details about the location, visit the pub’s website by clicking here. To find out if there’s space for you to stay over, call 01661 881 872 between 11am-11pm.

Remember, all of our Nightstops are CLs that are fully licenced by our scheme partners, the Motor Caravanners’ Club; so they’re safe and legal to use. However, you don’t need to be a member of any club to use them: they’re open to everyone.

For full details of all our Nightstop locations, email us by clicking here.

SarahWakely

Sarah is Editor-in-chief of Practical Caravan and Practical Motorhome, and started camping before she could remember, with trips away in the family’s aged Sprite Alpine caravan. After beginning her journalism career in car magazines, she became Deputy editor of Practical Motorhome in 2006, before also joining sister brand Practical Caravan in 2013. Over the years she’s toured across the UK and Europe, including to Iceland, Romania, Spain and the Faroe Islands. Highlights include a gastronomic tour of northern Italy, a week-long tour of the NC500, and almost missing a ferry from France after failing to find out when the site gates were unlocked. Wherever she goes, she’s always planning her next adventure... Sarah regularly posts on the Practical Caravan Facebook and Twitter feeds.