Priory Country Park is a 360-acre green space made up of lakes, meadows and woodland which is in part enclosed within a bend in the River Great Ouse. There are habitats from meadows to reed beds, quiet walks for all, fishing, boating, play areas and bird hides.
It is also a County Wildlife Site and certain areas of the park are left undisturbed for the benefit of the wildlife that makes the park its home.
The main lake. Fishing permitted on the southern and eastern sides only. Central section closed Nov-March for overwintering wildfowl. Hard-standing path around the full perimeter. Linked to the River Great Ouse via a pipe into the marina, so fish may pass between lake and river.
Part of the conservation area. Fishing mainly on the eastern lake; some swims via a steep bank, others on a spit of land. Adjoins a path frequented by dog walkers. Any Zander caught here must be returned to the river.
Smaller water within the park, available under the same permit system.
Smaller water within the park, available under the same permit system.