Southport Marine Lake

Marine Lake Southport

Marine Lake is one of Southport’s most beloved attractions, offering a serene escape right in the heart of the town. As the UK’s largest man-made coastal lake, it stretches over a mile and provides visitors with breathtaking views of both the surrounding coastline and Southport’s iconic pier. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing stroll along the water’s edge or an adventurous day out on the water, Marine Lake has something for everyone.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities on and around the lake. There are various water sports on offer, such as pedalos and motorised boats, which are perfect for families and couples alike. For those who prefer a slower pace, the charming lakeside walk is ideal for a leisurely afternoon, offering picturesque spots for picnics.

Adjacent to Marine Lake is Kings Gardens, a beautifully landscaped area with vibrant flowerbeds and plenty of seating areas to relax and take in the fresh sea air. It’s a wonderful place to unwind after a day of exploration. With its blend of natural beauty and fun activities, Marine Lake in Southport provides the perfect setting for guests at Sunnyside Guest House to enjoy a quintessential British seaside experience. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or an extended stay, a trip to Marine Lake is an unforgettable highlight of any Southport holiday.

For more information about the activities on the Marine Lake please check out the Southport Marine Lake Website

Travel Choices and Their Impact on Your Carbon Footprint

The Marine Lake is a 5-minute walk from Sunnyside Guest House (PR9 0DP). Begin by turning right onto Bath Street, then right again onto Nevill Street. When you reach the Promenade head stright across to Funland and to the left you will see the Marine Lake.

Accessability Information

Marine Lake General: Getting around the Marine Lake and surrounding Kings Gardens should be relativly stright forward for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues.

Local charity Southport Access for Everyone have been working with the council to make the area more accessible. There are now ramps in the Sunken Garden and the Bowling Green, the four shelters round the curve of the lake are accessible, there is an accessible roundabout in the play area, rails on the hump of the Venetian bridge and a safety rail on the step outside the Tea Rooms.

According to SAFE people with visual imparements may encounter difficulties. For more information please check out their website Kings Gardens – Southport Access For Everyone (SAFE)

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