Peak Forest permanent moorings

[stripey]

Does anyone know of any vacancies for permanent moorings on the Peak Forest canal, please?

Looking for non-res, but would prefer access to power and water.

 

Thanks for any suggestions, especially from anyone who is on a mooring there at the moment.

[luctor et emergo]

pulls up comfy chair, and breaks open a fresh bucket of popcorn...

[sueb]

Does anyone know of any vacancies for permanent moorings on the Peak Forest canal, please?

Looking for non-res, but would prefer access to power and water.

 

Thanks for any suggestions, especially from anyone who is on a mooring there at the moment.

Have you tried www.waterscape.com?

Sue

[PhilR]

New Mills, Furness Vale .......................

[stripey]

New Mills, Furness Vale .......................

Thanks - ideally would be online because of likely costs.

 

When last there, I did see a sign in a field advertising moorings with water and power, and wrote down the mobiile number, but it poured with rain down Marple locks and the number dissolved!

If anyone's reading this and is on the canal, and could send me the number, that would be brill! On the off side on a board, maybe two or three miles out of Marple towards Bugsworth and Whaley Bridge.

[MartinClark]

I understand from what I have read on here that there are a number of vacancies at Warble Wharf at present...

[luctor et emergo]

ohh, I dozed off then... did I miss something?

 

Bit of a slow starter this one.

[Chris Pink]

Does anyone know of any vacancies for permanent moorings on the Peak Forest canal, please?

Looking for non-res, but would prefer access to power and water.

 

Thanks for any suggestions, especially from anyone who is on a mooring there at the moment.

 

I understand that the visitor moorings at Furness Vale are available for long term use.

[luctor et emergo]

Don't we have a forum member who moors at that locality? Perhaps he can help?

[furnessvale]

Does anyone know of any vacancies for permanent moorings on the Peak Forest canal, please?

Looking for non-res, but would prefer access to power and water.

 

Thanks for any suggestions, especially from anyone who is on a mooring there at the moment.

 

I believe both Furness Vale and New Mills marinas have waiting lists.

 

I would try BW. The permanent moorings on the towpath at Whaley Bridge have lots of gaps and I don't think they are all out long term cruising.

 

George ex nb Alton retired

[Secret Garden]

Thanks - ideally would be online because of likely costs.

 

When last there, I did see a sign in a field advertising moorings with water and power, and wrote down the mobiile number, but it poured with rain down Marple locks and the number dissolved!

If anyone's reading this and is on the canal, and could send me the number, that would be brill! On the off side on a board, maybe two or three miles out of Marple towards Bugsworth and Whaley Bridge.

 

That would be 07973 321 371, I was going to ask for one there but ended up moving south again.

Best part of the system IMO

[MartinClark]

ohh, I dozed off then... did I miss something?

 

Two forum members have recently moved away from Warble Wharf. Last time I went past they had not been replaced. There may be a reason for that.

[stripey]

I believe both Furness Vale and New Mills marinas have waiting lists.

 

I would try BW. The permanent moorings on the towpath at Whaley Bridge have lots of gaps and I don't think they are all out long term cruising.

 

George ex nb Alton retired

 

Thanks - that looks worth a try too.

 

Two forum members have recently moved away from Warble Wharf. Last time I went past they had not been replaced. There may be a reason for that.

 

I went past that one and wasn't too sure about the look of it, to be honest, so am not surprised to read this.

[Trafalgar Marine]

I was talking to a guy yesterday about having his boat be crained in. He could not get in at Furness Vale because of the waiting list. He's actually found something opposite Braidbar boats at Higher Poynton but this is on the Macclesfield.

[Newold]

I was about to say the Macclesfield up that way as we saw some moorings there.

Rather nice too.