Water Park Moorings are located in an idyllic rural location on the Birmingham & Fazeley Canal to the west of Kingsbury in north Warwickshire.
The site gets its name from the nearby Kingsbury Water Park, which is a popular breeding ground for birds as well as offering a range of outdoor family friendly activities.
The linear moorings stretch over a distance of 340m and currently provide space for up to 23 vessels moored against the off-side bank.
- Site Facilities
- Car Parking Drinking Water Refuse Disposal
- Nearest Road
From M42 junction 9 take the A4097 Kingsbury Road to the first traffic island. Take the first exit left into Bodymoor Heath Road. Bodymoor Heath Canal Bridge is one and a half miles along the road. The site car park is on the right immediately after the bridge.
- Nearest Station
Tamworth
- Nearest Town
Tamworth
- Additional Information
The water supply is shared with visiting boats. The nearest elsan disposal is at Fazeley Junction on the Coventry Canal, which is just over three and a half mile cruise from the site.
The car park has a padlocked gate which requires a CRT key. Keys can be purchased from any CRT office. Refuse disposal and a wood storage area are in the car park.
There are mooring rings on some sections of the site only so mooring pins may be needed.
A selection of shops can be found in the village of Fazeley (four miles by road). There is a public house five minutes walk away, along the towpath.
- Waterway
- Birmingham & Fazeley Canal
- Car Parking
- Unregulated - Unsecured
- Facilities Block
- No
- Gated Access
- Combination Number Code
- Grade
- Basic
- Viewing Arrangements
From adjacent towpath.
- Car Parking
- Drinking Water
- Refuse Disposal