Located just 10 miles to the west of Stafford, Norbury is a small, picturesque village on the Shropshire Union Canal in Staffordshire. Norbury Junction is a popular place for boaters being in the middle of a 17 mile lock-free stretch. Deep wooded cuttings and high embankments, which characterise this canal, can be enjoyed for miles along the route.
Norbury Towpath moorings are situated amongst rural countryside. The site is approximately 200 metres long and provides space for up to 10 vessels moored to the towpath.
- Site Facilities
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Drinking Water
Elsan Disposal
Refuse Disposal
- Nearest Road
- To reach the site when travelling south-west on the A519, cross the canal at Bridge 39, then take the first road on the left, Pinfold Lane. Turn left at the T" junction into High Meadow then take the first road on the left which leads to Norbury Wharf. Please note; this road is unmarked. However the route from Norbury is marked clearly with brown tourist signs to "Norbury Junction".
- Additional Information
- Facilities are provided to the south at Norbury Junction. This includes Elsan and a water point, which is available to all boaters. This service is provided by and under the control of the local waterway, they do not form part of the mooring agreement. The boat yard opposite the CRT office provides diesel, coal, boat repair, chandlery and café.
Leisure Use Only.
This site is intended for leisure use. Overnight stays and occasional longer visits are welcome, but it is not suitable for full-time residential use and lacks planning consent or infrastructure for long-term living.
- Waterway
- Shropshire Union Canal
- Car Parking
- None/Public Road
- Facilities Block
- No
- Gated Access
- None
- Grade
- Basic
- Viewing Arrangements
- The moorings can easily be viewed from the public towpath.
- Drinking Water
- Elsan Disposal
- Refuse Disposal