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Coronavirus (Covid-19) update
This visitor site is open for local visitors to exercise
As England has now entered a national lockdown, we are following the Government guidelines to help keep everyone safe.
This site will remain open for local people to exercise. The Government has defined local as the village, town, or part of a city where you live. Please do not travel to a site if it's not local to where you live.
It’s really important to protect the safety and wellbeing of all our visitors, local communities and our teams, so we urge everyone to stay local, observe social distancing and follow any measures we have put in place if you visit a reopened site.
Reopening restrictions
Toilets
Footpaths
Play area
Facemasks
Restaurant
The Cafe is only open at the weekends for takeaway only.
Fishing
Fishing is not operating at this time.
Watersports
Watersports are now closed for the season.
Rule of six
Only visit with your household, support bubble, or with one other person if you maintain social distancing.
- Maintain a distance of at least 2 metres from other visitors and staff
- Respect any instructions or signage - they're there to keep you safe
- Look after those with you - keep dogs on leads and children close by.
- Maintain good hygiene and avoid touching hard surfaces
Tittesworth Water
Situated near to Leek, on the edge of the spectacular Peak District National Park, Tittesworth offers plenty of activities for those who enjoy the great outdoors.
Address
Contact
Opening times
Car parking
Accessibility
Dog walking
Activities
There are lots of activities you can take part in at Tittesworth, including walking. You can download a map of the routes and trails around the site to help plan your visit.
Walking
Facilities
Toilets
Outdoor fun
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A little bit about Tittesworth...
Tittesworth Water is set in the stunning
Peak District National Park, a visit here will make your Staffordshire
day out a memorable one.
When was it built?
The reservoir was first constructed as early as 1858.The visitor centre was
built in 1998.
What's the reservoir's role in the water supply network?
The water from Tittesworth supplies homes and businesses in parts of the
Staffordshire Moorlands, Stoke-on-Trent and Leek.It pumps on average 28
million litres of water a day and has the capacity to provide up to
45 million litres a day.
Where does the water come from?
Waterflows into Tittesworth from the Upper River Churnet. Most of the water
comes from winter floods and the reservoir acts as a huge storage tank,
taking water in and out when needed.
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