How much is a widebeam mooring in the Yorkshire and the Humber?

Worked out from 7 published tariffs in the Yorkshire and the Humber for a 60ft widebeam, cheapest first, with what the price comes to by the month and what it includes.

Typically £2,628 a year · £1,727–£7,334

At a glance

By length

BoatCheapest a yearTypicalDearestSites priced
50ft£1,439 Shire Cruisers, Sowerby Bridge£2,190£6,1117
57ft£1,640 Shire Cruisers, Sowerby Bridge£2,497£6,9657
60ft£1,727 Shire Cruisers, Sowerby Bridge£2,628£7,3347
70ft£2,014 Shire Cruisers, Sowerby Bridge£2,756£8,5574

Site by site: a 60ft widebeam

SiteA yearA monthWorks out atTariffIncludesVATSpace
Shire Cruisers, Sowerby Bridge
Sowerby Bridge
£1,727£144£28.78 per foot£23.60 per metre a quarterIncludes parking; electricity extrainc. VATBerths available
Shepley Bridge Marina
Mirfield
£1,860£155£31 per foot£320 to £465 a quarter by length–inc. VATNot reported
Mayroyd Moorings
Hebden Bridge
£2,030£169£33.84 per foot£33.84 per foot a yearIncludes water–Waiting list
Aspley Wharf Marina
Huddersfield
£2,628£219£43.80 per foot£3.65 per foot a month–inc. VATBerths available
Selby Boat Centre
Selby
from £2,750£229£45.83 per footfrom £2,750 a year––Berths available
Staniland Marina
Thorne
£4,207£351£70.11 per foot£230 per metre a year–inc. VATNot reported
York Marina
York
£7,334£611£122.24 per foot£401 per metre a yearIncludes waterinc. VATNot reported

The cheapest year-round line on each site's published tariff for the boat. Monthly figures are the year divided by twelve. Prices change; confirm with the site.

Questions

How much does it cost to moor a 60ft widebeam in the Yorkshire and the Humber?

From £1,727 to £7,334 a year at the 7 sites here that publish a price; the middle figure is £2,628. Cheapest is Shire Cruisers, Sowerby Bridge.

How much is a widebeam mooring per month in the Yorkshire and the Humber?

Spread over twelve months, a 60ft widebeam typically costs £219 a month here, from £144 to £611. Paying monthly often costs a little more than paying for the year up front.

Does a longer widebeam cost more to moor?

Yes: most sites charge by length. A year here: 50ft typically £2,190; 57ft typically £2,497; 60ft typically £2,628; 70ft typically £2,756.

What else do I pay besides the mooring?

On top of the mooring: a Canal & River Trust boat licence at 5 and the navigation's own licence at 2 of these sites. Insurance, electricity where it's metered, and pump-outs are usually extra too.

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