Hartlepool Marina
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Hartlepool Marina

Situated in the Tees Valley in Northeast England, the Hartlepool Marina is perfectly positioned, with access to the open sea and the sheltered waters of the Tees Bay, offering picturesque seascapes with the pretty backdrop of the Hartlepool headland.

The Marina is a popular, multi award winning destination, and holds the ethos “berthing for all”, providing around 500 fully serviced berths.

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Hartlepool Marina

Facilities

Along with its 500 berthing stations, the marina is staffed 24 hours a day, all year round, to offer the best possible experience. It also holds amenity blocks with toilet, shower, and laundrette facilities.

History

Hartlepool marina has a long history of use in British naval expeditions, hosting and servicing ships that were used during the Napoleonic Wars. During the First World War, the marina became a target for the German navy, and following this time, the town saw a decline in industry, and a rise in unemployment.

However, in the 1990s, major investment began, and the redevelopment of the docks area and the marina transformed the town into the lively place that it is today!

Things to do within 10 minutes

The marina itself is surrounded by a cosmopolitan mix of bistros, bars, cafes, restaurants, and shops.

A walk out of the marina takes you into Hartlepool itself, which offers something for everyone:  a cinema, an art gallery, a naval museum, and a scenic beach and pier!

Things to do within 30 minutes

Drive a few miles north for Tweddle Children’s Animal Farm, which makes for a fun day our for all the family, with animals, crazy golf, a zip wire, go kart, tractor rides and a soft play area!

A walk to the other side of Hartlepool takes you to the Heugh Battery Museum, which preserves the only First World War battlefield in the UK, containing a reconstructed trench, and a collection of tanks and other exhibits.

For scenic walks and an immersion in nature, drive out to Summerhill Country Park. The younger ones will be kept entertained by the play areas, biking tracks, and eight climbing boulders!

Things to do within 60 minutes

A short walk to Hartlepool station opens up access to Newcastle, Durham and Sunderland, which boasts the stunning Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens.

Alternative, a pretty walk along the coastline takes you to Seaton Carew Beach which is popular with families during the summer months. The beach itself is surrounded by fish and chip shops and ice-cream parlours, so all needs are catered for.

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