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The Stags Head Dating back in parts to the 17th century, The Stags Head, a former coaching inn, is located in the heart of the ancient village of Goosnargh, set amidst the beautiful Forest of Bowland countryside in the heart of rural Lancashire.
	The surrounding countryside is a labyrinth of lanes and woods just waiting to be explored - but remember to save some time to explore The Stags Head with it's many hidden corners and bars. You might even catch a glimpse of the Stags Head ghost which is reported to glide around the dining room during the evenings - it's obviously heard about the great food!
It's not only the ghosts you need to watch out for, there is apparently a trap door somewhere which leads to a network of tunnels, one of which is said to lead to Chingle Hall - the oldest brick built house still in existence and also reputed to be haunted. Of course no one mentions how many pints of ale have been consumed before the 'sightings' have taken place!
	There's something to suit everyone at The Stags Head, whether it be a quiet drink in the snug, a celebration dinner in the formal but cosy dining room or a relaxed Sunday lunch in the conservatory overlooking the garden. During the winter months , there's two roaring log fires to sit beside whilst roasting chestnuts!
The bar is always stocked with a fine selection of draught, bottled and traditional cask ales. There's also a wide selection of quality wines, with many available by the glass. The Stags Head holds annual Beer Festivals,which showcase over twenty seasonal real ales. Check the 'Forthcoming Events ' page for details of the next festival.
	There's a friendly, cosy atmosphere at The Stags Head and plenty of charm with it's mixture of olde world odds and ends, low ceilings, crackling fires and wood beams. Pop in and see for yourself sometime, you're always assured of a warm welcome.
View our Wine list Here More about our Cask Ales Here