The Miners Arms pub is based in Coundon near Bishop Auckland is also owned by West Auckland Brewery Limited. Furthermore, The brewery was built in 1840 By JH Taplin and it also then became Cameron’s Brewery in 1959 when it opened as a public house.
It is a place to enjoy having drinks with friends and family and has plenty of accessible features for people of all needs and disabilities.

Myself having a drink of orange and water. Image taken by Martyn Walton.
It gets busy when there are events on including Halloween Parties, England football matches, New Years eve Parties, and Christmas Parties. It is a friendly atmosphere overall.
Furthermore, this pub doesn’t have a disabled toilet but it is all on one level so it is easy to get a wheelchair in and out. There is a step to get to the beer garden from the main bar area. Additionally, it is a one-minute walk from the nearest bus stop, where you can catch the Number 56 bus service from Coundon to Bishop Auckland and Durham. On top of that, another bus service you can get is the number 99 bus to Spennymoor from Collingwood Street bus stop.
It is a autism-friendly place too.
Over 18 Only
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The step inside The Miners Arms. Image taken by Martyn Walton.
You can follow The Miners Arms in Coundon on Facebook, click here to view their page.
Yes, there is WI-FI access, it is password protected. You can ask a member of staff for the password.
Yes it is open all the time. You can check out their social media website for more information.