Moorings

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The Parks Trust Property Team look after limited mooring spaces in two locations in Milton Keynes (Campbell Park & Great Linford). These spots are very popular and we currently operate a waiting list for the long term and winter spaces.

Both mooring sites are currently full for long-term and winter moorings.

Generally, we grant a 12-month licence in our permanent mooring spots that will be reviewed every year and permits issued. Our mooring tenants must understand and appreciate the work we do, they must also support us in our charitable aims.

To request to join our waiting list for a permanent or winter mooring you must provide the following with a completed application form:
• Public liability insurance (minimum £5 million)
• Picture of the boat(s) to be moored

To enquire about moorings please contact by email to info@theparkstrust.com

Please note we have extensive wait lists for both sites.

Campbell Wharf Marina is managed by our partner, Land & Water. For more information and to enquire about mooring availability please visit their website.

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    Facilities:

    • Toilets
    • Barbecue Area
    • Café
    • Play Area
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    Located at the heart of Milton Keynes, Campbell Park hosts many of Milton Keynes’ major festivals and events. Its imaginative mix of formal gardens, water features, woodland and open pasture mean it’s an ideal spot to enjoy the changing seasons.

    Refreshments
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  • Great Linford Manor Park

    Facilities:

    • Toilets
    • Barbecue Area
    • Café
    • Play Area
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    Refreshments
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