Located just outside the town centre in the former Crown Inn. This friendly and welcoming club, formed in 1906, is open to all (regular visitors will be asked to join, a day membership of £2 is now charged but as year membership is just £8 it is worth joining if intending to visit regularly), card carrying CAMRA members are always welcome but, if local and intending to visit regularly, you will be expected to join as a social member. The enthusiastic steward normally keeps six ales on tap, one generally from Moor Beer (which is unfined and therefore naturally cloudy), a key-cask typically from Deya, and at least three ciders including Thatcher's Heritage cider plus a range of Belgian beers in bottles. The club is divided into a bar/TV room, now with additional snug and a games room separated by a folding partition. The bar is decorated with various motoring paraphernalia. Gloucestershire/Cheltenham CAMRA's Club of the Year 2006-2018 and South West regional finalist on five occasions, Three times winner of National CAMRA Club of the Year, 2013, 2017 and 2020, and 2014/5/16 finalist. Parking is very limited but the club is served by Stagecoach Service B which stops on London Road close to the Crown Passage (opposite Sandford Park Road) on which the club is located. Back issues of the Tippler magazine are now available in the main bar.