Blisworth Marina
Marina on the Grand Union Canal, Gayton, Northamptonshire. Inland waterway.
- Water point
- Electric hook-up
- Pump-out
As listed, not confirmed. These details were collected from public sources and added to our list on 7 July 2026. No marina has confirmed them with us yet, so check with the marina before you travel or book.
What the listing says is here
Water, power and fuel
- Electric hook-up
- Water point
- Pump-out
Ashore
- Showers
- Toilets
- Parking
Moorings and storage
- Visitor moorings
Hire, sales and lessons
- Brokerage
Your BSS exam at Blisworth Marina
12 examiners cover Northamptonshire, all on the official BSS examiner register (checked 20 Oct 2026). The most local are first: they cover the fewest other counties.
All 12 examiners covering Northamptonshire
How to get it done
- Check your dateA certificate usually lasts four years less one day. Book when yours has two months or less to run: you keep the same expiry day and month, plus four years.
- Choose an examiner who covers NorthamptonshireGet their phone number from the official BSS register and agree a date and where the boat will be.
- Get the boat readyGas or fuel on board, panels off so hoses and joints can be seen, and the gas locker emptied. The full BSS checklist.
- If something failsThe examiner tells you what needs fixing. In general you have up to three months for a re-examination of those items.
Near Blisworth Marina
Distances as the crow flies. The numbers match the pins on the map.
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Do you run Blisworth Marina?
This page is for boaters choosing where to moor and who can do their BSS exam. Confirm your details and we'll show them as confirmed by you.
Confirm your detailsAddress as listed: Gayton, Northamptonshire
Added to our list: 7 Jul 2026. Where we found it: blisworthmarina.co.uk
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