Two slipways provide direct access to the River Tyne which is navigable for a distance of 4 miles upstream and 13 miles approximately downstream to the sea. Activities which can be undertaken on the river include rowing, sailing, canoeing, cruising, power boating, water-skiing and jet-skiing. Showers, toilets and changing rooms provided.
All year round.
Telephone: 0191 4140065
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