The marina occupies a former coal mining site, reflecting the historical industrial transformation of the Aire valley.
It is part of the Aquavista group, which manages a collection of inland marinas across the United Kingdom.
The water basin is specifically engineered to provide calm moorings sheltered from the navigational traffic of the main canal.
The site acts as a major connectivity point between the Leeds and Liverpool Canal and the northern waterway network.
Lemonroyd Waterside & Marina is a secure inland marina situated on the Aire and Calder Navigation in Methley, near Leeds. The site serves as a base for canal boat moorings and offers comprehensive facilities for boaters, including electricity, water, and waste disposal. The marina layout incorporates deep-water basins protected from the main river current. It functions as a gateway to the broader Yorkshire waterway network. The surrounding area connects directly to the Trans Pennine Trail, facilitating access for cyclists and walkers.
The pedestrian bridge providing an elevated view over the marina basin and the canal intersection.
Use the adjacent Trans Pennine Trail for a scenic walk toward St Aidan’s Nature Park.
Keep dogs on a lead while walking along the pontoons to ensure safety around the water edges.
Respect the privacy of boat owners by staying on designated public footpaths.
Do not attempt to board any vessels or enter private service buildings.
Stay on marked paths; private pontoon areas are restricted to berth holders only.
