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  • MOORINGS
  • DRYDOCK
  • SLIPWAY
  • CHANDLERY
  • DIESEL
  • GAS
  • PUMP-OUT
  • The friendly Marina in the heart of East Yorkshire

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  • About this site

    Welcome to the Goole Boathouse website.

    GOOLE BOATHOUSE is located in a basin beside the Aire & Calder Canal which was formerly used for storage of timber. The water is kept at a constant level so that boats remain floating at all times.

    Mooring is to modern floating pontoons which can be approached by a security gate, making Goole Boathouse one of the safest places to keep a boat in the Yorkshire area.

    There are 140 moorings of various lengths giving suitable berths for yachts, cruisers, fishing vessels and canal boats. Electricity and water are available at the berths.

    Other facilities include dry storage on land and under cover, a dry dock and a slipway, car parking and a well stocked chandlery. Narrowboats of up to 18 tons can be pulled out on our purpose-made trailer.

    MOORINGS

    There are 150 berths mostly to floating pontoons with convenient water and electricity points.

    Maximum dimensions for vessels are:-

    Length 75 feet.

    Beam 20 feet.

    Draught 7 feet

    DRY STORAGE

    There is storage for approximately 30 boats in the open and up to four under cover.

    CLUB

    There are licensed premises on site for club members and for private functions.

    SLIPWAY

    A concrete slipway with a gradient 1 in 8 is suitable for all types of trailer boats. Larger boats up to 12 tons in weight can be slipped by using the boatyard's hydraulic trailer.

    The covered dry dock for boats up to 58 ft. in length will take vessels up to 4 ft. 9 ins. in draught and 14 ft. beam.

    GOOLE BOATHOUSE

    Is privately owned and managed by the proprietor. There is a friendly atmosphere, with all types of boat welcome.

    GOOLE BOATHOUSE
    The Timber Pond
    Dutch Riverside
    Goole
    DN14 5TB
    Tel: 01405 763985

    Email: info@gooleboathouse.co.uk




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