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Self-drive and skippered day-hire narrowboats from Cowroast Marina on the Grand Union Canal, near Tring.

Weekly narrowboat hire and short breaks (up to 14 nights) based at Cow Roast on the Grand Union Canal, near Tring.

Canal & River Trust residential moorings at Cooks Wharf on the Grand Union Canal, by Bridge 126 about a mile south of Cheddington, between Leighton Buzzard and Marsworth. The site takes up to 18 boats, moored against timber pontoons (7.5m or 8m long) or the piled edge. Berths have smart-metered electricity, drinking water, Elsan and refuse disposal, one parking bay each and a shared grassed area. Moorings are let through Waterside Moorings, the Trust’s mooring booking service. CRT site L1. Details from Waterside Moorings.

Campbell Wharf Marina is on the Grand Union Canal in Campbell Park, Central Milton Keynes, next to Blue Bridge No 82, between Bridge 82A and Little Woolstone Bridge No 83. Opened in 2019 as part of the Campbell Wharf development, it has 111 berths for narrowboats, widebeams and cruisers, with long-term, leisure and visitor moorings. Every berth has a full-length non-slip jetty and a service bollard with metered electricity, and there’s WiFi across the site. Owned by The Parks Trust and run on its behalf by Geomac.

The Aylesbury Canal Society runs Circus Field Basin, a private marina on the Aylesbury Arm of the Grand Union Canal between locks 14 and 15, at Stocklake on the edge of Aylesbury. The Society was formed in 1971 to keep the Arm open and in use, and today has more than 250 members. The basin has residential, cruiser and visitor moorings, a covered and heated dry dock with slipway, a covered wet dock, and showers, laundry and Elsan for boaters. The Society also hires out a day boat and has a function room for meetings and events. See the linked listings below for full details of each.