Sailing by
Lancaster
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Sailing by is a first-floor apartment at Tewitfield Marina, equipped for self-catering with everything you need to settle in. The kitchen has a gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, microwave and fridge-freezer; bed linen, towels, Wi-Fi and heating are all included. There's an on-site electric car charging point and parking for one vehicle.
The open-plan living space combines a dining area, kitchen and lounge with a Smart TV and sofa. Glass doors open to a private balcony where you can sit out over the water. The bedroom contains a kingsize bed and there's a shower room with a heated towel rail. A washing machine is built in, useful for longer stays. One well-behaved dog can come with you. The marina sits on the edge of Lancaster Canal near Carnforth; the Port of Lancaster Smokehouse is within reach for meals. A towpath runs alongside for walks, and the setting is quiet countryside rather than a bustling town. No smoking inside. Arrive after 15:00 and depart before 10:00.
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Check-in & check-out
Arrive after 15:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
I consider Glasson Sailing Club to be a very friendly club with excellent facilities. Very wide slipway. Club has tractor launch facilities. Sailing in the area is interesting going up river for a quick pint at Statchems and back or further on towards the old docks to see the old part of the city of Lancaster, or the other way out past Overton and into the Irish sea. There are organised club cruises for dinghies, day boats and larger yachts across to Piel Island, and to IOM, its a very beautiful location, lots of nature, wildlife, and close to Lancaster and Morecambe.
4 months ago · via Google
My new second home with views from the club house that point to great adventure
a year ago · via Google
What a friendly and ideally situated Sailing Club. On the river Lune, up river, a lovely sail for smaller boats to Lancaster passing a great pub at Snatchems, down river, Morecambe Bay and the Irish Sea. The view from this place is stunning, the village is a typical Lancashire village, quaint but with pazzaz. I love this place. If you are a sailor you really need to visit. You will be made more than welcome.👍😁
3 years ago · via Google
Called in here after being misdirected by Sat Nav looking for Glasson Basin & Dock. After being given a Mug of Coffee and some friendly conversation about Motorbikes, Boats etc by the kind John and company, I was refreshed & redirected to my destination. Thank You for your Hospitality
4 years ago · via Google