The main attraction is of course the Grand Union Canal, Saltisford Arm/ with colourful narrowboats moored and a backdrop of broad leaved trees.

 

 We also have a series of delightful small gardens -tended by the residential boat owners, an orchard with lawns, a picnic area- with tables and BBQ's. Much of the site is fringed by hedgerows, and a meadow area towards the town end has wild flowers.

 Many nesting boxes are attached to trees and buildings.

 

 Wildlife including, waterfowl- including Swans and Moorhens, bats, hedgerow birds, butterflies and the odd mammal can also be seen. We also have two resident -noisy- geese.

 

 Light refreshments and souvenirs are available form our shop- housed in a converted canalside warehouse- open during normal hours. The building also contains a disabled toilet.

 

  Saltisford does have a small car park- permission to park must be sought from the Superintendent and a donation of £2 is requested. The number 66 bus stops outside.

 

  Due to its proximity to water visitors are requested to keep children under close supervision; dogs may visit but must be kept on a lead.