Moorings warrington

[Brian5555]

I have just bought a cabin cruiser and would like to moor it around warrington area, anyone know of anywhere and prices please

[Mike Hurley]

Do a google search.

[Jen-in-Wellies]

Welcome to the forum. Warrington is on the Bridgewater Canal, which has its own navigation authority. Easiest way to find the moorings that are not in a google search is to walk, or cycle the canal and look for boats. Ring up any phone numbers on signs and talk to any people you see.

[Brian5555]

Thank You

 

8 hours ago, Brian5555 said:

I have just bought a cabin cruiser and would like to moor it around warrington area, anyone know of anywhere and prices please

8 hours ago, Brian5555 said:

I have just bought a cabin cruiser and would like to moor it around warrington area, anyone know of anywhere and prices please

 

[David Mack]

1 hour ago, Jen-in-Wellies said:

Welcome to the forum. Warrington is on the Bridgewater Canal, which has its own navigation authority. Easiest way to find the moorings that are not in a google search is to walk, or cycle the canal and look for boats. Ring up any phone numbers on signs and talk to any people you see.

Bridgewater Canal moorings are listed at https://bridgewatercanal.co.uk/boating/mooring/

 

[jonathanA]

welcome to the forum.  

 

Guess it depends how close you want the boat to be to Warrington.  Besides the bridgewater you could look on the Leeds&Liverpool Leigh branch (joins Bridgewater at Leigh) or the L&L itself. There are moorings at Adlington for example (and a marina), Wheelton and other places.  south of warrington and off the bridgewater the Trent & Mersey might be worth a look.  

 

here is the link to CRTs mooring site Waterside moorings | Boating | Canal & River Trust (canalrivertrust.org.uk)

Edited July 4, 2023 by jonathanA
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