Swim, SUP & Kayak

We are currently accepting bookings online, and in-person on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank holidays at our Visitor Information Centre.

**Please be sure to check our Facebook page for alerts about weather and safety updates.**

Swim and Paddle in our 35-acre lake surrounded by the stunning scenery of Park in The Past.

The Lake is around 35 acres and has some sections which are 30 meters deep. Currently, we have half of this water for you to use and may extend this depending on our wildfowl population

Day Ticket

Wild Water Swim

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Day Ticket

Bring your own equipment

Kayak, SUP, Canoe
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Lessons

Paddle Board Lessons

Paddle Board Lessons with Craig our very own paddle boarding god who's lessons have become legendary.
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Kayaking, Paddleboarding & Canoeing

Taster Sessions

Our taster sessions are for you to try different types of paddling or an alternative to what you normally paddle.
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Equipment Hire

General Paddlesport Hire

Kayaking, Paddleboarding & Canoeing
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Summer Holidays

Summer Splash Sessions

Childrens kayaking, paddle boarding or canoeing every Wednesday in August.
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Kayaking, Paddleboarding & Canoeing

Sunset Paddle

Take part in this relaxing activity on any equipment, from paddle boards and kayaks to open canoes.
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Important Information

To kayak or paddle safely you must wear a life jacket.
To swim safely you must have a tow float. You can rent a tow float from us when available.
Please note that we cannot allow dinghies on our lake at this time.

You must have a ticket to swim or kayak at Park in the Past and be an adult. We reserve the right to suspend, revoke or cancel your ticket should you breach any of our rules and behave in such a way as to disturb or be disrespectful to our wildlife and supervising wardens and team. You may only swim or paddle in a designated area of the lake and must not cross the tow line. Please read and understand the risks of swimming in the park in the past lake.
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