About The Camp
Where is it?
Just to the south of Guildford
Contacts
If you want to find out more about any of our Canal Camp working holidays, please get in touch.Phone | 01494 783453 extn 607 |
[email protected] |
Camp Ref CC2024-05
The Wey & Arun Canal Trust aims to reopen the entire through route from the River Wey Navigation, from just upstream of Guildford to the River Arun and the South Coast. Several significant lengths have been completed, including the Loxwood Link length of around three miles and five locks plus shorter sections from Malham to Newbridge, on the summit at Dunsfold, and elsewhere. Both of the projects supported by 2024 Canal Camps will be helping to close the gaps between these existing restored sections.
The Trust has just acquired a length of canal and towpath, which leads on from the restored Loxwood Link length, and wants to bring the towpath up to scratch to match the existing sections.
The work on these Camps will be laying 950 metres of towpath, using dumpers and excavators.
Camp Ref CC2024-05
The Wey & Arun Canal Trust aims to reopen the entire through route from the River Wey Navigation, from just upstream of Guildford to the River Arun and the South Coast. Several significant lengths have been completed, including the Loxwood Link length of around three miles and five locks plus shorter sections from Malham to Newbridge, on the summit at Dunsfold, and elsewhere. Both of the projects supported by 2024 Canal Camps will be helping to close the gaps between these existing restored sections.
The Trust has just acquired a length of canal and towpath, which leads on from the restored Loxwood Link length, and wants to bring the towpath up to scratch to match the existing sections.
The work on these Camps will be laying 950 metres of towpath, using dumpers and excavators.