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Experience the extreme sport of white water rafting at Lee Valley White Water Centre in Hertfordshire. The centre that played host to the Canoe Slalom events during the London 2012 Games now offers a variety of white water activities including Hydrospeeding, Hot Dog sessions and paddleboarding. The venue also offers expert tuition in canoeing and kayaking.
A white water experience at this world class venue is ideal for any stag, hen or birthday party and great for corporate days out too!
If you don't fancy taking part in an activity yourself, you can always give it as a gift to a water sports enthusiast. Gift vouchers are available to buy online for rafting, Hot Dog sessions and Water Wipeout.
The centre welcomes every type of visitor! Whether you've just had time on the water training and want to kick back, or you're looking for somewhere to have a drink and a bite to eat with your mates, you can watch all the action from the terrace and make use of the licensed café bar.
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Guide Prices
Rafting from £40pp. The centre offers a variety of packages available for individuals and groups. See website for more details.
Facilities
Accessibility
- Disabled access
Catering
- On-site catering
- On-site light refreshments
- Picnic site
Target Markets
- Coach parties accepted
Map & Directions
Road Directions
From junction 26 of the M25: Follow the A121 towards Waltham Abbey. Continue forward over each roundabout. At T-junction (facing Royal Gunpowder Mills) turn left towards Waltham Cross along Highbridge Street. The entrance to the centre is after approximately 100m on the right.
From junction 25 of the M25: Join the A10 towards Hertford. At the first roundabout turn right onto the B198 for Waltham Cross. Turn right at the next roundabout and left at a further roundabout to join Eleanor Cross Road / Station Road for one mile. The entrance to the centre is on the left.
Public Transport Directions
There are bus routes and train stations close to the venue. If you’d like to plan your journey by bus or train get started with Transport for London's journey planner.