George & Dragon

Hagworthingham is a quaint, historic village, surrounded by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the county of Lincolnshire. There are two main market towns close by, Horncastle and Spilsby, which are both very popular with tourists and residents. Transport links into these towns from the village are mainly via bus and are particularly frequent, following the main arterial road of the A158. This road also takes you straight to the coast and the infamous seaside town of Skegness is only 15 miles away. Horncastle and Spilsby are both fortunate to have an abundance of history surrounding them, making them interesting places to visit and spend time and Hagworthingham itself is the ideal location for walkers, ramblers, and hikers to set up camp or settle down for the night. 

Entering the pub from the main front door in the car park, you arrive in a cosy and snug trade space and are presented with the central bar servery directly in front of you. To your right, you will find mainly low-level seating in a mixture of fixed and loose styles and also access to the impressive trade kitchen and doors to both the owner's private accommodation and private garden. Slightly around to the right of the bar, you will find a small snug area leading onto a second more spacious trade space, again with a lovely fireplace and a mixture of fixed and loose style seating, which then, in turn, leads onto a set of double doors, taking you through into the conservatory which is used as additional dining space and also a function room. To the left of the front door, you will find access to an additional trade space with another open fireplace and its own access to a bar, which in previous years has also been used as a secondary function room; however, this does give access to the toilets.

Outside, there are plenty of options to drink and dine al fresco with lots of bench seating to the front and rear. Here you will also find the paddock with parking and electric for 7 camper vehicles, as well as an additional 5 non-hook-up pitches. There is also a recently refurbished shower and facilities block for the campsite and an additional 25 car parking spaces.

The private accommodation has its own access and consists of three bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom, all of which are in very good decorative order. There is also a private owner's garden.