Lake Yard is located in Poole Harbour, Dorset - England

Poole Harbour is one of the world's largest natural harbours and its extensive sheltered waters provide a magnificent haven for recreational sailing and water sports. Sharing the navigation channels with yachtsmen are cross-channel ferries and cargo vessels proceeding to and from this exciting commercial port. All this activity results in a very busy waterway, particularly during the summer months and care must be taken when navigating, particularly in the harbour entrance.

The North and the South are of complete contrast. The North is very urban with yachtclubs, marinas, boatyards etc. The South consists of a nature reserve, creeks and shoals which are not easily accessible by road, making these secret waters exclusive to yachtsmen.

Events

Wednesday 7th – Ladies Lunch
Absolutely no gossip to be found here – move along! ;o)

Thursday 8th – Gourmet Supper
Simply delicious. Advance bookings only please.

Saturday 10th – Start of Season Supper
Yes we know – you launched your boat ages ago – but this is Lake Yard!

Your Own Private Haven

Lake Yard provides numerous services for the dedicated sailor, powerboater or the occasional boat user. Regardless of the craft you own or the type of boating you most enjoy, Lake Yard can provide everything you need to make the most of your interests. Take a leisurely look around and you will soon realise this is a place you have always wanted to find. Lake Yard provides exclusive facilities, services and access to some of the finest harbour and coastal waters in the country! With the green Purbeck hills located at the far end of the bay this is a place for people who enjoy both the water and the varied pleasures of life.

Lake Yard's Waterfront Club

At Lake Yard's Waterfront Club you can sip a Pimms or sink a pint, relive your last race or plan your next coastal cruise over a fine meal with friends. At the Waterfront Club, you come as you are, do as you please and stay just as long as you like.

'Relax, unwind, leave the everyday behind.'