Wraysbury Dive Centre (See web site: http://www.wraysbury.ws )

Much of the safe water training is done in an old gravel pit which is close to our club in Wraysbury. This small lake has a number of dive platforms at both 6m and 10m. It also sports a number of sunken cars and boats. If you are really lucky you may also see some fish!

To find Wraysbury Dive Centre:

By Car from Junction 13 of the M25.
Follow the signs for Wraysbury on the B376. Pass through the village and look out for a pub on the left called ‘The Perseverance’. Carry on past Douglas Lane on your left and the entrance to the dive centre is 300m later via a gate on the left. If you get to Wraysbury station you have gone too far!

By Car from Junction 14 of the M25
Follow the signs for Datchet along Horton Road and then Stanwell Road. Turn left into Coppermill Road and go over the bridge at Wraysbury station. The entrance to the dive centre is via a gate on the right. If you see a pub called ‘The Perseverance’ you've gone too far!

The entry fee is normally £8. There is a Café on site to obtain food and drinks.

Wraysbury Dive Centre's "sign in" process requires a Diver Log ID card containing a unique serial number with barcode. Your emergency contact information, telephone numbers, and email address are held on record. For first time visitors you will need to complete a document in the Club House on arrival, please remember to pick up your ID card later in the day.

The Site Plan: