Boatyards, marinas & moorings on UK canals & waterways
Places to more your boat
Most boat owners who are not ‘continuously cruising’ will need to pay for a mooring place for their boat on UK canals and rivers and to enable them to licence their boat.
- Long term Moorings are available ‘online’ along some waterways, usually on the non-towpath side.
- Marinas and boatyards offer long and short term moorings off the main line of the canal. Canal marinas and canal boatyards can provide more security, a range of useful services and less chance of disturbance to your moorings by passing boats.
- Both marinas and boat yards frequently offer the same maintenance and repair services and may sell second hand and new canal boats.
- Not all boatyards provide moorings, some concentrate on canal boat servicing and maintenance.
- Wherever possible we give an email address and indicate the range of facilities available.
We’ve split our marina listings into 5 waterway areas.
Marinas, Boatyards & Moorings in the North West & North Wales
On the Bridgewater, Llangollen, Montgomery, Macclesfield, Peak Forest, Shropshire Union & Trent & Mersey Canals.
Marinas, Boatyards & Moorings in Northern England
On the Trent, Aire & Calder, Calder & Hebble, Leeds & Liverpool, Rochdale canal and River (Yorkshire) Ouse and River Ure.
Marinas, Boatyards & Moorings in the South, East & South Wales
On the Grand Union, Kennet & Avon, River Stort, River Thames, River Wey, Broads and the Monmouthshire & Brecon canal.
Marinas, Boatyards & Moorings on Midlands canals & waterways
On the Ashby, BCN, Coventry, Gloucester & Sharpness, Oxford, Staffs & Worcs, Stratford, Worcs & Birmingham canals and the River Avon & River Severn.
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