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Boat House

your lakeside stay guide

Everything useful from the welcome book, made quicker to read and easier to use during your stay.

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WiFi network

Cleveleymere

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GONEFISHING

No swimming in the lake

The lake is for boats, kayaks, pedalos, wildlife and fishing only. Please do not swim, paddle or let children enter the water.

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Guide

house guide and rules

Everything useful from the Boat House welcome book, made easier to use during your stay.

Welcome to Boat House

WiFi, comfort notes, life jackets, house rules, fire pits, rubbish, dogs and check-out in one place.

Getting comfortable
WiFi Search for the “Cleveleymere” network. Password: GONEFISHING.
DVD & Wii Games and DVDs are below the TV. Turn Wii controllers off after use to save batteries.
Electrics In a power cut, call the office or emergency phone. Fuse box: small front cupboard, right-hand side.
Hot water Hot water switches are above the sink and behind the bread bin.
Boat House details
Private hot tub Shower before use, keep the cover on, never sit on the cover and no glass near the tub.
Dogs Max 2 small/medium well-behaved dogs. Leads on site, never unattended, no beds or furniture.
Child mezzanine For one child aged 6+. The spiral staircase is not suitable for toddlers or younger children.
Induction hob Use the correct pans on the hob. If the pan is not suitable, the hob will not turn on.
House rules
No smokingSmoke outside, away from entrances, and never litter.
No partiesRegistered guests only. No visitors at any time.
Life jacketsWear for any watercraft. Stored in the brown hut by fishing reception.
Quiet timeRespect neighbours and other guests after 10pm.
Fire pitsDo not move fire pits. Never place them on decking or BBQs.
RecycleUse bins and take rubbish sacks to the refuse centre before departure.
Furry friendsDogs on leads around site. Never leave dogs unattended.
Enjoy yourselfRelax, enjoy the lake and leave the lodge as you found it.
Water, waste and wildlife
Septic tank Only flush the 3 Ps: pee, poop and paper. Put wipes and sanitary products in the bin.
No swimming The lake is for boats, kayaks, pedalos, wildlife and fishing only.
Fire pit guide Keep fires small and attended. Keep children and dogs away. Let ashes cool fully before disposal.
Food outside Do not leave BBQ food, bait or scraps out overnight because this attracts rodents.
Check-out checklist
1
Check-out is 10amPlease be ready to leave by 10am.
2
Linen and towelsPlace used bed linen and towels in the shower or bath.
3
DishwasherPut used crockery and cutlery in the dishwasher and start a wash.
4
RubbishTake bin bags to the large red refuse bin near the two pillars by the main entrance.
5
Return rentalsReturn bikes, watercraft and life jackets to their correct place before departure.
6
Final checkDouble-check drawers, wardrobes, chargers, dog leads and children’s items.

Lake

activities and safety

Free use of rowing boats, kayaks and pedalos is included during sunlight hours.

No swimming

No swimming, paddling or entering the lake. The water is for boats, kayaks, pedalos, wildlife and fishing only.

Life jackets

Life jackets are compulsory and must be worn for water-based activities. They are stored in the brown hut by the fishing reception at the main entrance. You can keep them at your lodge for the duration of your stay.

Boats, kayaks and pedalos

  • Use any time during sunlight hours.
  • Please return kayaks and pedalos after use.
  • No swimming in the lake.
  • Keep away from wildlife and other guests.
  • Pool table and ping pong are in the Kids Den near the pylon.

Available extras

Call 01524 793644 to add extras where available.

Tandem bike hire: £20/day Sack of logs: £10

Lake moments

A few snapshots of the water, boats and quiet corners around Cleveleymere.

Cleveleymere lake Kayaking at Cleveleymere Things to do at Cleveleymere lake Jetty and ducks at Cleveleymere

Boat House fishing

Boat House does not have a private fishing peg. Fishing is available for staying guests from suitable shared areas on site.

Site map

find your way around

A simplified guest map based on the original Cleveleymere plan, with Boat House highlighted.

Cleveleymere guest site map
LodgeUseful pointFishing areaFootpathYou are here

Simplified for guest use. The layout is based on the printed Cleveleymere map but stripped back for phone screens.

Selected point

Boat House

Your lodge. Boat House is close to reception and the main entrance. It has a private electric hot tub and lake views, but fishing is from shared suitable areas rather than a private peg.

You are hereShared fishingNear reception

Fishing

rules and catches

Cleveleymere is a natural, low-pressure lake, not a commercial runs water. Catches are never guaranteed.

Key fishing rules

  • Valid rod licence required.
  • Maximum 3 rods per angler.
  • Rods must be attended at all times.
  • No fishing day tickets.
  • Use suitable clean equipment and good fish care.
  • No sacking fish. Retainers only for short recast/photo use.

Boat House fishing access

Boat House is a lake-view hot tub lodge, but it does not have a private peg. Use suitable shared fishing areas and read the full fishing guide before setting up.

Full fishing guide

Full fishing rules

These are the core lake rules for guest fishing. They protect the fish, wildlife, other guests and the calm setting.

Quick rules
  • Fishing is for lodge-staying guests and private syndicate members only.
  • No day-ticket fishing.
  • Fishing is currently included for lodge-staying guests.
  • Maximum 3 rods per guest, excluding spod and marker rods.
  • A valid rod licence is required.
General conduct
  • Rods must be attended at all times.
  • Rods must be fished from the same swim.
  • Respect the boundaries of your lodge, swim or peg.
  • Do not fish other people’s water.
  • Cast sensibly and never cast towards boats, structures, pylons or overhead cables.
  • No drones are permitted.
  • The lake may close for spawning at any point during the season.
Fish care
  • All fish must be returned safely.
  • Use carp cradles, unhooking mats, slings and fish care kits on all catches.
  • Fish must not be sacked.
  • Retainers should only be used briefly while recasting or preparing photography equipment.
  • Report captures where requested.
  • Report any fish over 30lb to the bailiff before release.
  • If a fish becomes snagged, use a boat to free it where safe or contact staff. Do not pull for a break.
Bait and wildlife
  • Nuts are allowed in moderation.
  • Use live bait only in moderation.
  • Use shop-prepared particles only.
  • Do not leave baited rigs out of the water because this is dangerous to birds, wildlife and pets.
Equipment and biosecurity
  • Bring nets, mats and slings completely dry before entering the site.
  • Dip equipment on arrival where required.
Boats
  • Use boats with extreme caution.
  • Wear life jackets when using a boat.
  • Do not use boats in high winds, storms or unsafe conditions.
Rig and tackle
  • Minimum 15lb mainline.
  • Micro-barbed hooks only.
  • No braided mainline.
  • No Magic Twig rigs.
  • No leaders or leadcore. Rig tubing only.
  • All leads must be ejectable if a fish becomes snagged or weeded.
  • Helicopter setups must incorporate no-trace beads.
Pylons and overhead cables
  • There are overhead electrical cables near parts of the lake.
  • When transporting equipment near pylons, keep rods parallel to the ground.
  • Stay at least 30 metres away from pylons.
  • Never cast towards pylons or overhead cables.
  • Anyone taking unnecessary risks may be asked to stop fishing or leave without refund.

Guest catches gallery

More from the media library, plus space for new guest photos. Upload your catch or stay photo to be featured.

Food

eat, drink and taxis

Places from the welcome book, with images, phone numbers and directions inside each card.

Eat & drink nearby

Pubs, restaurants, taxis and easy favourites from the welcome book.

Taxi and rides

We recommend checking Uber first where available. For a local taxi option, A2B Taxis are listed in the welcome book.

Pubs and restaurants

Travel time, phone number and directions are inside each card.

The Fleece Inn

Award-winning country inn in Dolphinholme, good for locally sourced food, warm hospitality and a relaxed pub meal.

The Bay Horse

Award-winning country inn at Bay Horse, known for Lancashire produce, polished pub cooking and Sunday-style dining.

The Patten Arms

Traditional Winmarleigh village pub serving familiar pub food, Sunday roasts, homemade desserts and liqueur coffees.

Italian Orchard

Family-run Italian restaurant in Broughton serving authentic Italian food, pizza and wine in a long-established setting.

Pipers Restaurant

Garstang High Street restaurant serving modern British food with a focus on locally sourced produce.

V12 Bistro & Bar

Garstang bistro bar for small plates, cocktails, wines, locally sourced ales and premium beers in a relaxed setting.

The Horns Inn

Churchtown pub and restaurant serving food, cask ales and drinks in a countryside village setting.

Easy favourites

Casual food, treats or delivery-style nights.

The Barn

Scorton favourite with restaurant, ice cream parlour, gift shop and garden centre; easy for daytime food and treats.

Wallings Ice Cream

Real dairy ice cream and gelato-style sorbets, with a parlour/eatery feel and plenty of flavours for families.

Great Seasons Chinese

Garstang Chinese restaurant and takeaway with main menu, set dinners and banquet-style options; can deliver to the gates.

Things to do

local days out

Ideas from the welcome book for families, rainy days and bigger trips. Tap directions to open Maps.

Wildlife

look after what lives here

Enjoy watching the wildlife around the lake, but please help keep it safe.

Spotted around the lake

Use this as a nature checklist during your stay.

Wildlife spotted at Cleveleymere

Better scraps for birds

Small amounts only. Feed at the water’s edge, not on lodge decking or outside doors.

PeasDefrosted peas are a good option.
SweetcornPlain tinned or defrosted.
OatsA small handful is enough.
LettuceSmall torn pieces work best.

Wildlife safety

  • Do not hand-feed swans, geese or peacocks.
  • Do not let children chase birds or wildlife.
  • Keep dogs on leads around wildlife and the lake.
  • Do not leave BBQ food, bait or leftovers outside overnight.
  • Leaving food out can attract rodents.

Moments

scrapbook and photos

Share a kind note, a favourite stay photo, or a catch from the lake.

Guest scrapbook

Upload a favourite moment or send a note. Photos, reels and stories can also enter the £100 gift voucher giveaway.

Stay photosHot tub, lodge, sunset, wildlife
Catch photosFish care first, quick photo, return safely
Guest photo preview

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Nearby

shops and useful places

Useful local stops for supplies, fuel, pharmacy, medical help and directions back to Cleveleymere.

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