Stoney Cove

Due to a marked increase in anti-social behaviour, drug taking and instances of abuse towards our staff by individuals visiting the site with no intention of using the facilities, we have unfortunately had to take the difficult decision to install a ParkingEye system across the site.

Our intention is for this to have little to no impact on legitimate users of the site.

If you are booking a dive or swim ticket, the vehicle registration entered during booking will automatically be added to the whitelist for your visit.

If visiting Nemos bar & restaurant or the Stoney Cove shop/technical services, you can add your registration at the terminals in either building free of charge.

If you arrive in a different vehicle to the one used during booking, or if you have visitors with you (such as a spotter, surface support or family member), please simply pop into the shop on the day to enter the relevant registration into the terminal. There is no charge for this, and there never will be.

To be clear, it is not possible to pay for parking - parking is free using the terminals for any legitimate site visitors that haven’t been automatically added when purchasing a swim or dive ticket.

Wild Sauna Club users will also be able to enter their vehicle registrations when visiting the sauna.

We understand that this change may not be welcomed by everyone, however the safety of our staff and the protection of our site remain our top priorities.

We hope this measure will cause minimal inconvenience to our genuine visitors while helping us maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for all.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support. If you have any questions or queries, please don’t hesitate to ask.

We're excited to share a new addition to our 6-Metre shelf!

Generously donated by Warwick Submarine, a human-powered submarine that competed against teams from around the world in the European Int'l Sub Races now joins our collection of wrecks for everyone to explore and enjoy.

Showcasing the skill, dedication and countless hours of hard work by their students, we're proud to give it a new home where everyone can appreciate it up close.

Please treat it kindly.

It's officially Christmas here at Stoney Cove.
Our tree is in the water and Leicestershire Scouts Sub-Aqua Unit - LSSAU have worked their magic with lights and music. A huge thanks to them.

Next stop 22 Metres.
The 20:11 from Nene Valley Railway has now arrived.

Coach M4635 will sit on our carpark for a few months while we get her ready for the final leg of her journey into the water in the new year.

In the meantime, here's a little information about her:
🚂 Built in 1957 in York for British Rail
🚂 Had 64 Seats
🚂 Became an office in 1983
🚂 Was converted to a bookshop at Wansford Station, Nene Valley

Thanks to D J Hensher Building & Carpentry Services for the drone images.

Advance tickets are now sold out. Limited tickets on the gate from 6pm. Adults £15 / Children £10. Arrive by 7pm for lift off at 7.30pm. Food and drinks are available on site. 's at Stoney Cove

Stoney Cove Fireworks Display Tickets Now on Sale! Wednesday5th November. Get your tickets here: https://events.stoneycove.com

Tickets are now on general sale for our Halloween swim event on 25th October.

We're thrilled to welcome back Wild Sauna Club with their fantastic sauna experience - Book via wildsaunaclub.co.uk

Nemo's at Stoney Cove will be offering mulled wine and a cookie to every swimmer as well as running a Halloween menu so pop in and see them.

Tickets can be booked at stoneycove.com

We're working with Coventry City Council and the Warwickshire Wildlife Trust to help protect and repopulate the endangered White Clawed Crayfish in the region that we're lucky enough to have in our waters.

We ask that you help us to do that successfully by leaving the traps, buoys and habitats alone during the next few days while the conservationists carry out their work.

Thankyou.

As always, if you have any questions, please email [email protected]

Please be aware:
The Nautical Archaeology Society are conducting their ROV Archaeology course on Sunday 22nd June.
As a result, there may be submersible activity at 6 Metres around the far-side of Nemos and towards the area of the Gresham wreck as-well-as tether cables on the surface.

Divers: Please use caution when traversing this area and do not approach any submersible vehicle or tether, avoiding where possible.

Swimmers: Please swim clear of any tether in the water around this area. Tethers are positively buoyant and so will float on the surface.

For further information, please speak to a member of the team.

Thankyou for your understanding.

We're welcoming the Historical Diving Society to Stoney Cove this Saturday.
Come and see the fantastic equipment in use but please leave them room to manoeuvre.