Access for people with disabilities
Clevedon Marine Lake is working hard to give everyone access to the water. We believe that water sports like swimming and kayaking should be open to all.
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You will soon be able to book to use our accessible changing room if you have a disability. This will be free of charge. Please email community@clevedonmarinelake.co.uk to register your interest.
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Plan your visit
Food, drink and toilets
There are accessible toilets in the chalet at the north end of the lake. These cost 20p to use.
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If you have booked our accessible changing room at the Hive, you can use the toilet in here.
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The Salthouse pub is accessible and has a toilet for its customers.
Getting Around
The lake is surrounded by smooth concrete. This is the lower promenade. There are wide, wheelchair and mobility scooter-friendly slopes at either end of the lake that take you from the upper promenade to lower promenade.
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250m from disabled parking bays to the south end of the lake
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375m from disabled parking bays to the Hive
The Hive
The Hive is a new volunteer workspace with a changing room and toilet for people with disabilities.
You will be able to book the changing room if you have a disability.
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Available to book here soon.
Accessing the lake
Clevedon Marine Lake has a smooth concrete surround. You can use the ramp with handrails at either end of the lake to get from the upper promenade to the lower promenade. This is wide enough for wheelchairs and mobility scooters.
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If you’re able to, you can access the water by using the wide, shallow metal steps with handrails located at the south end of the lake closest to the Salthouse pub. You can choose to use the steps closest to the pub to get into shallow water (>90cm deep) or the steps at the far side by the old pump house to get into deeper water (>140cm deep).
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We have priority steps for those with additional needs. This means that you can take your time to get into the water.
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There are concrete benches around the lake to sit on.
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There is a slipway at the far end of the lake, but this is extremely slippery so please don’t use it.
