THE BLACK HORSE Pub in Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire, has just joined our Practical Motorhome Nightstop scheme, bringing the total to 35. We’re very pleased to welcome Black Horse landlord Mr P Roscoe to our joint project with the Motor Caravanners’ Club.

 

If you’d like to stay at the Black Horse in your motorhome overnight, please ring Mr Roscoe on 01494 862 537 between 11am and 12pm to check availability. The pub welcomes Nightstop friends all year round – and if you eat a meal at the pub, you’ll be able to park overnight for free*.

(*Correct in February 2014, subject to change at the discretion of the pub.) 

 

Full address

Black Horse Pub, Aylesbury Road, Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire, HP16 9AX.

NS94400

Mr Roscoe

Tel 01494 862 537 between 11am and 12pm 

 

Facilities 

Water, rubbish bins, toilet when pub is open. Dogs are allowed and there’s an exercise area for them. Suitable for longer stays. Hard standings. 

 

Points of interest

Great Missenden town, with shops, cafés, church, railway station, museum, restaurant, footpaths, cycle paths and the Chiltern Hills. 

 

Access

Gate 3.68 metres.

 

Directions

M40 to Beaconsfield, then take the A413 Aylesbury Road for 15-20 minutes. The pub is just north of Great Missenden.

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For a full list of other Nightstop locations across the UK, see Practical Motorhome magazine, available each month at good newsagents, or by subscription, or as a digital edition.

 

Nightstops map

There is also a map of Nightstops online.

 

More about the Nightstops Scheme

The Nightstop Scheme is run by Practical Motorhome in conjunction with the Motor Caravanners’ Club (MCC), and the sites are certificated locations (CLs); you don’t have to join any club to use them.

 

This means that you are legally allowed to stay at the Nightstops overnight; without this CL certificate, you would be unable to do so. Your host will be able to inform you as to the facilities offered at this location. As with all campsites, please do not abuse these facilities, and only empty grey and black water if you are allowed to do so.

 

How to become a Nightstop 

If you have a spare patch of land or a large car park and would welcome motorhome owners overnight, or if you think your local pub or might like to join our scheme, please email us for more information and an application form: [email protected].

 

The Motor Caravanners’ Club

There are just 35 Nightstops in our scheme. However, the MCC also has a much larger network of its own CL campsites, which generally have more facilities, but you’ll need to join the club to use their full list of CL campsites. The MCC website has more details of the club.

 

Happy touring!

 

Kate Taylor

Practical Motorhome

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