Mooring - Denver Complex

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Denver Sluice is an important site for water management across large parts of the Cambridgeshire Fens, located at the confluence of five watercourses.

Image - Denver complex location compared to other waterways

Denver Lock provides navigation access on to the tidal Great Ouse with passage to Salters Lode or on to Kings Lynn for access out to sea.

  • the importance of Denver Sluice in the management of water across the Fens
  • why you can expect to experience fluctuating water levels on our leisure and 48hr moorings here
  • check our Denver locking timetable - 2026 (PDF, 94.2 KB, 1 page)
  • contact the Lock Keeper on 01366 382013, which you need to do 24 hours in advance of your journey
  • Denver Moorings offers leisure moorings and rise-and-fall finger pontoons on the East Bank of the Great Ouse.

    Image 5 - you can see the facilities at Denver by using our interactive uMap

    For mooring enquiries, including availability, complete and return the Mooring request form 2026 to 2027 (MS Word Document, 135 KB).

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