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Pubs & Clubs
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Welcome to Dronfield And District

There’s always something to get involved in at CAMRA – locally, regionally or nationally. If you enjoy beer, pubs and meeting new people then get involved, with a local CAMRA branch.

Dronfield and District

Popular Towns

Dronfield

Holmesfield

Dronfield Woodhouse

Barlow

Coal Aston

Unstone

Apperknowle

Troway


Pubs & Clubs

Explore the best pubs and clubs in our branch. Find your next favourite spot for exceptional real ale and unforgettable atmospheres.

From historic pubs to local members’ clubs, discover the heart of the branch's community social scene.

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Exterior of The Peacock (June 2024). (Pub, Brewery, External, Garden, Sign, Key). Published on 14-06-2024
Open
Peacock at Barlow
Pub, in Barlow
2 Regular, 1 Changing Beers
Exterior of the Tickled Trout (December 2024). (Pub, External, Sign, Key). Published on 15-12-2024
Open
Tickled Trout Inn
Pub, in Barlow
4 Changing Beers
(Key). Published on 25-02-2018
Open
Miner's Arms
Independent Pub, in Hundall
2 Regular, 3 Changing Beers
  • CAMRA discount scheme
Exterior of The Gate (May 2024). (Pub, External, Sign, Key). Published on 02-06-2024
Open
Gate Inn
Pub, in Troway
1 Regular, 2 Changing Beers
Exterior of The Royal Oak (July 2024). (Pub, External, Garden, Sign, Key). Published on 15-07-2024
Open
Royal Oak
Independent Pub, in Millthorpe
2 Regular, 2 Changing Beers

Breweries

Embark on a journey through the local breweries that are the backbone of our branch's ale heritage.

Discover small-batch artisans and historic establishments crafting exceptional real ale, cider, and perry.

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The Basement, 91 Chesterfield Road, Dronfield, S18 2XE
Unstone Industrial Complex, Unstone, Dronfield, S18 4AB
The Peacock at Barlow, Hackney Lane, Barlow, S18 7TD

Latest News from East Midlands

MP steps in to Cock fight

Growing concern is being voiced by residents over the continued closure and deterioration of the Cock Inn in Sibson, Leicestershire, one of the oldest pubs in England. The Cock Inn dates backs to 1250 and is widely regarded as among the oldest surviving inns in the country. The Grade II-listed building predates the Battle of Bosworth Field and is steeped in national folklore. Local tradition holds that the notorious highwayman, Dick Turpin, used the inn as a refuge.  Despite its historic significance, the pub has remained vacant since November 2019 and residents say the building has visibly deteriorated during that time.

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