Wonderful on Tap
Our Reservoirs
Coronavirus (Covid-19) update
Reopening our visitor sites
As the nation moves through the stages of lockdown and we begin to open up again, we have carefully followed the latest Government guidance to safely reopen our visitor sites.
Our sites are all open again and we're really looking forward to welcoming you back. However please bear in mind that each site will have some level of restrictions on facilities and services to help to maintain social distancing on the sites.
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 measure we have put in place if you visit a reopened site.
If you plan to visit one of our sites, please make sure you:
- Check the restrictions in place before you travel to a site (find your local site below)
- Keep a safe distance from others when visiting
- Follow instructions on signage – it’s there to keep everyone safe
- Please do not enter the site if the car park is full, it means we're most likely at full capacity
Before you drink your water, you can come and visit it
We believe the wonder of water should be available to everyone. Every day we drink it, wash in it and clean with it, but it's not often we experience the beauty of it in its natural form.
Our reservoirs supply millions of people with wonderful water everyday and we want everyone to be able to experience it first-hand.
In our area we have some truly stunning reservoirs surrounded by countryside and nature, which we welcome you to come and explore - whether on foot, by bike or on the water.
There's plenty of activities on offer and each site is special in its own way. Whether it's a stroll around the reservoir and a picnic with the family, a bike ride or a spot of fishing - there's something for everyone at one of our reservoirs.
Finding the right spot for you is easy - just take a look at the map below to see our locations in both Wales as well as those in England. And of course - all of our sites are free to visit.
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Upcoming events at our visitor sites
See what events we have going on at our reservoirs with the overview below or with our handy calendar.
Drone usage and filming at our visitor sites
You will need to make an application to carry out any filming for commercial use. Making an application is easy, just fill out our filming application form (PDF) and email it to Knight Frank who manage filming applications on our behalf at: Edward.Holloway@knightfrank.com and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
We also have more information in our filming at our visitor sites policy (PDF).
Drone usage: In the past, drone usage over our sites has been prohibited, however with the filming industry moving towards more and more drone usage, we acknowledge the importance of staying current. If you would like to make an application to film, please fill in the above form.
We assess all applications on a case by case basis.