Can you fish at Carsington Water?
Carsington Water is a stunning trout fishery situated in the heart of the stunning Derbyshire countryside. Fishing from a boat is the best way to explore the water and hunt out those fantastic trout. There are 20 well maintained boats available for hire all supplied with engines, oars and an anchor.
Is Carsington Water Open?
This visitor site is open Following Government guidelines, restrictions in England have now been lifted. Our visitor sites are open and ready to welcome visitors.
Can I kayak on Carsington Water?
Sit on Tops, Kayaks, Open Canoes and Stand Up Paddleboards are welcome.
How much does it cost to park at Carsington Water?
The car park charges are as follows: Sheepwash Car Park = £1.50 for two hours and £3 for the whole day – coin payment only. Millfields Car Park = £2.50 for two hours, £4 for the whole day. Visitor Centre Car Park = £3 for two hours, £5 for the whole day.
How far around is Carsington Water?
approximately 8 miles
The distance around the reservoir is approximately 8 miles. To help you make the most of your visit please use this outline guide. We ask that you keep to marked paths so as not to disturb sensitive wildlife habitats.
Who owns Carsington Water?
Severn Trent Water
2 islands, one opposite the Sailing Club, and the sailing centre. Carsington Water is a reservoir operated by Severn Trent Water located between Wirksworth and Kniveton in Derbyshire, England.
How long is the walk around Carsington Water?
The distance around the reservoir is approximately 8 miles.
Where can I take my own kayak in the Peak District?
One of the best places to give canoeing and kayaking a go is at Carsington Water sports Centre who provide British Canoe Union (B.C.U.) Kayaking courses. Canoe hire is also available at Tittesworth Reservoir.
How long does it take to cycle around Carsington Water?
How long does it take to cycle around? Whilst Google maps says you can do it in 48 minutes, with our boys (age 5 and 6) it took just over two hours (our youngest doesn’t have gears on his bike and had to keep getting off to push his bike up hill).