Welcome to the Crick Boat Show

the NUMBER ONE Boat Show at the Heart of the Waterways

We are delighted to announce that the 2012 Crick Boat Show will be a four-day show, to be held on 2nd-5th June 2012 with our own special celebrations for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.

Exhibitor stand space is still available for Crick Boat Show 2012 but book soon to avoid disappointment.

Tickets and camping/mooring passes are now on sale on this website.  You can also book your tickets by calling 01283 742972.

If you have an exhibitor query, please contact Ian Sharpe on 01283 742977 or email ian.sharpe@wwonline.co.uk. For any other query, please speak to Rachael Maher on 01283 742962 or email r.maher@wwonline.co.uk

Gallery 2011

Visit our 2011 Photo Gallery to see the best of Crick in all her glory last year.

 

Crick Village Haunted Tour

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Saturday 2nd June - 6pm and 7.30pm

Sunday 3rd June - 6pm and 7.30pm

Monday 4th June - 6pm and 7.30pm

Join us for an evening walk starting in the village of Crick, which dates back 1,000 years but there is evidence of some form of settlement during both the Iron Age and Roman periods. The canal came to the area in the early 1800's, when it brought material and prosperity. The village was mostly a self-contained community by the late 1880's, which included over 90 tradesmen. Hear about the growth of the village over the centuries and the history of local transport, especially the canal itself. Hear about the connection to St John’s College in Oxford and about the local Manor. Discover the depth of history that exists in Crick, and also a number of Ghostly goings-on! The Tour will take in the part of the towpath near Crick Tunnel where there has been a number of mysterious sightings. Dare you take the tour and find out more...?

Tours last approx 50 minutes and will start by the bus stop outside Crick Post Office in Crick Village. Please note that suitable attire and footwear is recommended as the tour does include some stiles and depending on the weather, muddy footpaths.

Due to popular demand, an extra day has been added to the tour dates, but don't delay as places will soon get booked out!

British Waterways is the public corporation that cares for the 2,200- mile network of canals and rivers in England, Scotland and Wales.	Waterways World is the biggest selling and longest-established inland waterways magazine.	Since opening in 1996,Crick Marina has become one of the most sought-after marinas in the country.