Stanley Ferry is a popular mooring site located on the Aire & Calder Navigation in West Yorshire. It was here that the famous Tom Pudding tub boats were once loaded with coal before setting off in long trains along the canal to Goole. Nowadays, this semi-rural area provides a picturesque and friendly environment to moor your boat.
The linear moorings cover an area of over 900m and are split into four areas, A, B, C and D, positioned on both sides of the canal. There is currently space for up to 57 boats.
The moorings are at Stanley, three miles from Wakefield and are accessed from Ferry Lane, just off the A642.
Outwood Or Wakefield Kirkgate.
Wakefield
Facilities are available in the CRT facility building located on the towpath, on the same side of the canal as the Stanley Ferry public house. They are for the use of all customers.
The car parking area is located at the bottom end of the Stanley Ferry public house development. This car park offers limited parking on a first come first served basis, and is for the use of all customers. Mooring rings are installed at the site and may need to be shared with neighbouring boats.
Electric hook-up is available with Zones A and B only. Please check the listing details carefully before purchase. Vehicle access to the site is through Eastmoor Estate and along the access road running adjacent to Zone C.
All customer items must be stored on boats and not on the surrounding land areas.
OK for mobility difficulties
The moorings are along the towpath/access road and are available to view at most times. If you do visit the site, please have respect for other users.