Brentford Dock

Brentford Dock Marina

Brentford Dock Marina is situated on the tidal River Thames at the mouth of the Grand Union Canal, between Kew Bridge and Isleworth, in the southern part of Brentford, Middlesex. Once a working dock, today, it is one of London's undiscovered treasures.

The Marina is exceptionally well located for boat owners in West London that are loking for mooring on the Thames.

The marina basin consists of:

• 60 berths on lit pontoons with electricity and water available.
• 16 ft wide x 32 ft long lock to River Thames.
• Marina Club House
• Convenience Store (Spar Shop)
• Two warehouses

All of the above are wholly owned by the shareholders (property owners) of Brentford Dock, that is, the owner of each flat, maisonette or house also owns one-five-hundred-and-ninetieth (1/590) of the marina, marina club and the Spar shop.

The Lock

The Brentford Marina Lock can be opened from approximately 2½ hours before and after high water. Boats with deeper draughts may only be able to enter and leave between approximately 2 hours before and after high water.

The Lock is hydraulic and has working dimensions of approximately 9.8 metres (32 feet) and 4.8 metres (16 feet).

Boats over 32 feet enter at high water on free-flow by prior arrangement.

Free-Flow

Free-flow can be used when tide is higher than 6.7 meters and approximately 30 minutes before and 15 minutes after high tide.

Outside pontoon

The outside pontoon is available for short term mooring when entry is not possible through lock.

Facilities

• Very secure premises - The main pontoon is locked, access by swipe card only, 24 hour Estate/Dock patrol.
• Electricity at each berth and water points on pontoon.
• Showers, toilets and waste disposal facilities, (no oil disposal).
• For berth-holders arriving outside locking times there is a 15 metre waiting pontoon in the Thames.
• Dedicated car parking spaces.
• Wi-Fi connection
• There is a Spar Shop on the Dock Estate.
• Brentford High Street is a short walk away with a Morrison Supermarket, laundry facilities, banks, post office, restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, British Rail and London Buses, etc.