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Paddleboarding spots in Warwickshire

14 launch spots across Warwickshire

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Charter Bridge slipway, EmscoteRiver

Charter Bridge slipway, Emscote

Warwickshire, England

This slipway leads onto the River Avon at Charter Bridge in Emscote, a riverside suburb of Warwick east of the town centre. The reach sits above Alveston Weir, upstream of the Avon's formally managed navigation.

Newbold-on-Stour slipwayRiver

Newbold-on-Stour slipway

Warwickshire, England

This slipway sits on the River Stour at Newbold-on-Stour, a village in Tredington civil parish a couple of miles north of Shipston-on-Stour. The Stour is a tributary of the Warwickshire Avon, which it joins south-west of Stratford-upon-Avon.

Draycote Water Sailing Club slipwayLake

Draycote Water Sailing Club slipway

Warwickshire, England

This slipway launches onto Draycote Water, a 650-acre Severn Trent reservoir near Thurlaston, south-west of Rugby. Draycote Water Sailing Club runs the watersports on the reservoir, offering stand-up paddleboarding by membership, day pass or hire alongside sailing and windsurfing.

Draycote Water slipway (Thurlaston)Lake

Draycote Water slipway (Thurlaston)

Warwickshire, England

Draycote Water is a 240-hectare reservoir south of Rugby near Thurlaston and Dunchurch, built and operated by Severn Trent Water to supply Rugby and Coventry. The shoreline slipway here serves Draycote Water Sailing Club, which runs stand-up paddleboarding with board hire, day tickets, and a safety briefing before each launch.

The Elephant WashRiver

The Elephant Wash

Warwickshire, England

The Elephant Wash is a named slipway on the River Leam in the Sydenham suburb of Royal Leamington Spa, close to Leamington Weir. The river gives Leamington Spa its name and joins the River Avon a short distance downstream near Warwick.

Windmill Pool slipway, Earlswood LakesLake

Windmill Pool slipway, Earlswood Lakes

Warwickshire, England

This slipway launches onto Windmill Pool, one of the three Earlswood Lakes reservoirs built in the 1820s to feed the Stratford-upon-Avon Canal. The Canal and River Trust manages the lakes, and Windmill Pool is home to Earlswood Lakes Sailing Club, formed in 1963.

Stockton boat basin slipwayCanal

Stockton boat basin slipway

Warwickshire, England

A slipway drops into a marina basin off the Grand Union Canal near the village of Stockton in south Warwickshire, close to the top of the Stockton flight of locks. The Canal and River Trust requires a waterways licence for paddling this stretch of canal.

Shustoke put-in (North Warwickshire)Lake

Shustoke put-in (North Warwickshire)

Warwickshire, England

Shustoke Reservoir, near the village of Shustoke in North Warwickshire, was built in the 1870s to store water from the River Bourne and is now operated by Severn Trent Water, supplying Coventry and Nuneaton. Shustoke Sailing Club runs from the shoreline, and this slipway is one of two close together giving access to the water.

Shustoke put-in (North Warwickshire)Lake

Shustoke put-in (North Warwickshire)

Warwickshire, England

Shustoke Reservoir, near the village of Shustoke in North Warwickshire, was built in the 1870s to store water from the River Bourne and is now operated by Severn Trent Water, supplying Coventry and Nuneaton. This is the second of two closely-spaced slipways serving Shustoke Sailing Club on the reservoir's shore.

Pailton slipway (Rugby)Lake

Pailton slipway (Rugby)

Warwickshire, England

This slipway sits on a small lake off Brookside Avenue at Pailton, a village east of Rugby. Mapping data confirms it as a lake but records no name for it, and no further information about the water was found.

Mid Warwickshire Yacht Club slipwayCanal

Mid Warwickshire Yacht Club slipway

Warwickshire, England

This slipway serves Mid Warwickshire Yacht Club at Little Shrewley, on the Grand Union Canal between Warwick and Hatton. The Canal and River Trust, which operates this stretch (formerly the Warwick and Birmingham Canal), requires a waterways licence to paddle it.

Coombe Abbey Park slipway (Rugby)Lake

Coombe Abbey Park slipway (Rugby)

Warwickshire, England

Coombe Pool is the main lake in Coombe Abbey Country Park near Coombe Fields, in the Borough of Rugby, an artificial lake formed in 1771 when Capability Brown dammed the Smite Brook and running about 1.5 miles long over roughly 90 acres. Coventry City Council manages the park, including its fishery, and the on-site hotel hires out rowing boats and pedalos on the lake.

Camp Hill put-in (Nuneaton and Bedworth)Canal

Camp Hill put-in (Nuneaton and Bedworth)

Warwickshire, England

This slipway serves Springwood Haven Marina, a mooring basin on the Coventry Canal at Camp Hill, near Nuneaton, with around 45 permanent moorings for boats up to 70 feet. The Canal and River Trust requires a waterways licence for canoes, kayaks and paddleboards on its canals, with a Paddle UK waterways licence accepted as an alternative.

Barford put-inRiver

Barford put-in

Warwickshire, England

This slipway drops onto the River Avon at Barford, a village on the A429 south of Warwick. The stretch lies above Alveston Weir, upstream of the formally managed Avon navigation that runs from there down to Tewkesbury.

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