For peace and tranquility, start from Springwood Haven, where you'll enjoy the countryside views, before embarking on journeys into beautiful town scenery. This is a great start location to explore the Ashby Canal.
Springwood Haven Marina is located on the Coventry Canal in Nuneaton.
Phone: 02476 393676
Phone to book: 0330 333 0590 (Free UK calls)
Address: Mancetter Rd,
Nuneaton,
Warwickshire, CV10 0RZ
Berths: 2 - 10
BY ROADSpringwood Haven Marina is located in Nuneaton and is easy to get to if you're coming from the South by leaving the M6 at Junction 3 and following the A444 and B4144. Coming from the North, leave the A444 heading towards the A5 and follow until you reach a left turn onto the B4111 / Nuneaton Road. FROM AIRPORTSThe closest airport to the marina is Birmingham International Airport which is a 30 minute drive away (approximately 19 miles). From London Airports: Make your way via the London Underground, bus or taxi to London Euston train station. From there take a train to Nuneaton which is 2 miles from the marina. |
BY RAILThe nearest rail station is Nuneaton Station where we are just a short distance away (2 miles). Nuneaton rail station can be reached from all the major train stations. WHAT 3 WORDS///clown.jolly.closed USEFUL LINKSHere are some useful resources for information regarding Springwood Haven Marina. |
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