About the Blackcock Inn
Falstone is the capital of the
Upper North Tyne
The name is said to be derived from
Anglo Saxon and means “Stronghold”
The Black Inn, Falstone, is a splendid
17th Century Inn,
traditionally constructed in local stone,
situated in the heart of a picturesque
village east of Kielder. |
If you are looking for an oasis of calm
why not come up to our hotel where
you will find not only a place to relax
and recharge the batteries and just rest
away from the hustle and bustle, you
will also discover some great menus
and a marvellous atmosphere that once
experienced you will want to return.
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No two rooms are the same and are en-suite with TV, hair drier and hospitality tray. The family room sleeps up to 5 people.
The garden to the side is a grassed area with tables and chairs.
We have excellent off road parking facilities.
The Blackcock Inn Food
As an Inn, the Blackcock has always
provided “shelter and sustenance” to
weary travellers.
Our menus do this with a variety of dishes
including vegetarian options, carefully
prepared using the very best local produce.
We also give children the option to select
from their own menu.
Enjoy a light and tasty snack at lunchtime or
wine and dine in style in the evenings in an
intimate atmosphere at Chatto's Restaurant.
Our traditional Sunday Lunch Menu offers a delicious
choice of meats and freshly cooked puddings.
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| The Kielder Experience is waiting for you ..... |
Discover the delights of Kielder
Water and Forest ....
Tucked away at the head of the North Tyne Valley, close to the Scottish
Border, lies beautiful Kielder Water with its 27 mile shoreline
surrounded by the expanse of
Britain's largest forest, this varied landscape reflects the mood of
Northumbria; a wild and romantic place to savour, a place to recharge
the spirit.
The most tranquil place in England where beauty runs far, wide and deep,
where forest and water unite to create one amazing year round destination
and where there is no schedule but your own.
As well as offering stunning scenery, peace and quiet and wonderful wildlife,
Kielder and its environs provide a wide range of
leisure opportunities to suit the interests of every visitor.
The beautiful lake shoreline and forest glades can best be explored on
foot, cycle, horseback or mountain bike where two of the best single track
trails in England (differently graded) can be experienced.
Guided exploration is provided by both the Forest Enterprise and
The Northumberland National Park in their 'What's On' programmes
of events and activities.
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| As one of the largest lakes in Northern
Europe, Kielder Water is able to offer a wide range of water based
activities, from water-skiing and windsurfing, to the more relaxing
boating and angling. The cruiser ‘Osprey’ offers an ideal way to
explore the lake. |
Facilities Offered
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Opening Hours:
| Wed. Thu. Fri.
| 12noon to 2pm
and 7pm to 11pm
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| Sat.
| 12noon to 3pm
and 7pm to 11pm
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| Sun.
| 12noon to 3pm
and 7pm to 10.30pm
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Chatto's Restaurant serves lunch from 12 to 2
and evening meals from 7 to 8:30pm.
Games room - Pool, darts, dominoes etc.
Children welcome
Disabled catered for
Pets welcome in the bar and rooms
Beer Garden
Log fires and original beams
Close to Kielder Water, ideal location for walking,
cycling, boating and fishing, especially a two mile stretch of the
North Tyne for salmon and trout.
Day tickets are available from the Inn.
Full range of beers + Guest Ales
Large selection of malt whiskies
Exclusive Fine Wines List
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Accommodation en-suite
Outside Functions
Free House
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