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Welcome to Marr Lodge Pub & Carvery.

We are now open, following a devastating fire in September 2024! We have undergone a full refurbishment and rebuild, with a fresh new look, a revitalised menu and the same warm welcome you’ve always known us for.

Marr Lodge is in the historic village of Marr just between Barnsley and Doncaster. Marr is a small agricultural street village mentioned in the Domesday Book. It is linear in nature and stretches along Barnsley Road.

Thank you for your support and patience – we can’t wait to welcome you back through our doors!

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We offer a selection of fresh mouth-watering dishes from our main Menu or enjoy a choice of succulent meats and British trimmings on our carvery station.

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DRINK WITH US

Served with fully stocked bar having the choice of Cask Ales, refreshing wines, spirits, and soft drinks. Whether it is a family celebration, a relaxing pint with your friends in our outside seating area. You will find Marr Lodge suits any occasion.

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THINGS TO DO

BRODSWORTH HALL
& GARDENS

Time really does stand still at Brodsworth Hall, one of the most unusual visitor attractions in South Yorkshire.

Inside this beautiful Victorian country house almost everything has been left exactly as it was when it was still a family home. Possessions that took more than 130 years to gather together, from the grandest piece of furniture to family mementoes and humble domestic items, are still in their original places.

Meanwhile the beautiful grounds, a collection of grand gardens in miniature, have been restored to their full Victorian splendour, and feature a colourful array of seasonal displays.

With its new children’s play area, Brodsworth Hall is the ideal choice for a family day out in Doncaster.

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CUSWORTH HALL
& PARK

Cusworth Hall, a grade I listed country house was built between 1740-1744 for local land owner William Wrightson by George Platt a local mason/architect. Some of the best craftsmen and artist of the day were invited in decorating and furnishing the house. The last owner died in 1952 and the house eventually opened as a museum in 1967.

In 2002 the park and house received a major funding award from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF). After careful consideration the date of restoration was set to 1909 to reflect the house.

Visitors to Cusworth are certain to appreciate the rich variety of objects in the museum which tell the story of life in the Doncaster area.

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SOUTH YORKSHIRE
AIRCRAFT MUSEUM

A great day out for families and enthusiasts alike the South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum exhibits a collection of aircraft from the first air show in Britain at Doncaster Racecourse in 1909, to modern fast jets and civil light aircraft.

With aircraft which are unique in preservation, alongside a whole host of familiar favourites, and cockpits and interactive exhibits open all year round there really is something for everyone.

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HICKLETON
GOLF CLUB

Hickleton Golf Club is located in open countryside in the heart of South Yorkshire between the towns of Doncaster, Rotherham and Barnsley, yet only three miles from junction 37 of the A1(M).

The original 9-hole course was founded in 1909 with the current 18-hole layout opening in 1976, which was designed by the Ryder Cup players Neil Coles and Brian Huggett. Since 1976 the course has been developed into one of the finest and challenging courses in the South Yorkshire region. The course is an undulating parkland course with tree-lined fairways and fantastic panoramic views over South Yorkshire and the eastern Pennines. In the words of many visitors to Hickleton: “a superb course with magnificent scenery”.

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