Fretherne North L1 Leisure

The Canal & River Trust provides 20 long term moorings close to the pretty village of Frampton-on-Severn on the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal. The site is split into two areas - north and south, and offers linear moorings on both the towpath side and off-side of the canal.

The southern section of the site is approximately 70m long and can accommodate up to six vessels moored against pontoons the off-side. The northern section is approximately 150m and can accommodate up to 14 vessels moored against a piled edge, with metal pile capping. There is a wide grassy bank that slopes from the towpath down to the mooring edge.

The nearby village has a local store, post office and two pubs. Further services and shops, including supermarkets, banks and restaurants, can be found in Quedgeley, Stonehouse, Cam and Dursley, all of which are within a seven mile radius of the site.

Site Facilities
Drinking Water Refuse Disposal
Nearest Road
The mooring site can be accessed from the A38 via Perry Way (B4071). The site is approximately half a mile away from the village of Frampton-on-Severn. Quedgeley, Stonehouse, Cam and Dursley are all within a seven mile radius. Access to the site is via a five bar metal gate (unlocked) which leads onto the towpath from Fretherne Bridge.
Nearest Station
Gloucester, Stonehouse or Stroud
Nearest Town
Stroud
Additional Information
There is a shared water point and a refuse disposal point on the off-side of the canal, within the car park area opposite the moorings, next to the bridge hut. There is an additional water point located on the southern section moorings. These facilities are not a dedicated facility for the Fretherne mooring customers, as they are open for use by passing boats, as well as other canal users. The nearest elsan, pump-out, toilets, showers and launderette are to the north at Saul Junction (approx. half a mile away). The boatyard at Saul Junction has repair facilities, dry dock and crane. Johnston Oils (on the opposite side of the canal to the permanent moorings) has diesel, petrol and gas. There is a small public car park with space for approximately eight cars next to the bridge hut. This is a leisure site and is determined by us to be a mooring site for the storage of boats between leisure use, customers may well spend weekends on this site, and occasionally longer periods, but it is not sold as, or intended to be suitable for long term residential use. This site does not have local authority planning consent for residential use, neither does it have the level of facilities and service expected of such a mooring. As such the offer that we have is only intended to meet the needs of a leisure boater. What3Words: ///unlimited.register.sneezing
Waterway
Gloucester & Sharpness Canal
Access Restrictions
All customer items must be stored on their boat and not on any of the surrounding land at the mooring site.
Car Parking
Regulated - Unsecured
Facilities Block
No
Gated Access
None
Grade
Basic
Viewing Arrangements
here are no access restrictions to this site and it can be viewed at anytime.
  • Car Parking Nearby
  • Drinking Water
  • Refuse Disposal
Maria Osborne
+447917585011
maria.osborne@canalrivertrust.org.uk