Set within the woodland of Ashmoor Copse, Ashmoor Lakes comprises three lakes across roughly an acre, linked by an underground pipe network that lets fish move freely between them. Reed- and lily-lined margins offer 36 swims across the complex.
Originally a trout lake, now coarse-dominated. Bank nearest the field not fishable. Noted for surface Rudd fishing.
Only lake with islands. Most popular lake on site. Strong, well-established Bream population.
Known as "The Canal Lake" due to its long narrow shape. Spring-fed. Fishable from one bank only.