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STONE FIND US GREAT HAYWOOD MARINA M6 A51 A518 Mill Lane • Great Haywood • Staffordshire ST18 0RQ Telephone: 01889 883713 A519 A34 Email: [email protected] LAKELAND LEISURE ESTATES A5013 A518 A51 Website: greathaywoodmarina.co.uk 14 GREAT HAYWOOD MARINA Take the A51 turning off onto the main road into Great STAFFORD GREAT HAYWOOD GREAT HAYWOOD MARINA Haywood and at the mini roundabout exit onto Mill Lane. A518 Turn right into the fruit farm just after the bridge and follow A513 Situated in the heart of rural Staffordshire close to the historic junction of the Staffordshire and Worcestershire canal M6 signs to the marina reception. offering a wide choice of scenic cruising routes. 13 RUGELEY A460 A34 M6 A51 LAKELAND LEISURE ESTATES CRUISING ROUTES Perfectly located at the junction of the Staffordshire and Worcestershire and the Trent and Mersey Canals, the Marina offers an enviable choice of cruising routes. The Four Counties Ring featuring 94 locks over 110 miles is probably the most popular ring on the inland waterways, mixing rural scenery and pretty villages with visitor attractions and the industrial architecture of the Potteries. The Black Country Ring is a 125 mile route where five canals are navigated incorporating industrial heritage, city life and rural scenery. Alternatively, the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal takes you through open farmland and pretty, unspoilt villages starting at Great Haywood and finishing at Stourport Basin where you can access the River Severn. Finally, the Caldon Canal boasts some of the most beautiful scenery and dramatic views of any canal network. AROUND & ABOUT Largely unspoilt, Great Haywood has all the amenities to ensure you have a pleasant stay including a post office, two pubs, canalside restaurant, pharmacy, dentist, doctor’s surgery, convenience store and farm shop selling local produce. MARINA FACILITIES Opened in 2007, Great Haywood occupies a stunning rural setting offering long and short term moorings with excellent facilities. • 200 berths ranging from 40ft - 70ft • CCTV and secure parking • Mains electricity and water to all berths • Wi-fi available • Pump out and Elsan • Shower, toilet and laundry facilities • Diesel, solid fuels and gas • Boat sales and brokerage service • Chandlery • Slipway • Workshop • British Waterways licenses.

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