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#LatestNews The Kings Langley floating market is on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September 2026, 10am to 5pm each day, on the Grand Union Canal towpath at Kings Langley. The Roving Canal Traders Association organises it. Browsing is free. Where to find it RCTA puts the boats on the Grand Union Canal towpath at Kings Langley. The official listing names the towpath rather than a street address, so look for the trading boats along the cut once you reach the village. Check the RCTA event page before you set off in case the mooring note changes. Napton on the Oxford Canal is another RCTA floating market the same weekend, also 10am to 5pm each day, if you are further west. What to expect Traders sell from their boats along the towpath. Crafts, food and chandlery are the usual RCTA mix. The association does not list named boats for Kings Langley, so treat the line-up as liable to change. Everyone selling is a Canal & River Trust registered roving trader, licensed and insured. You browse at your

#LatestNews The Waverton floating market is on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 September 2026, 10am to 5pm each day, at Waverton on the Shropshire Union Canal in Cheshire. The Roving Canal Traders Association organises it. Browsing from the towpath is free. Where to find it RCTA lists the gathering as Waverton on the Shropshire Union, but the official listing has no street address and no towpath pin. Do not guess a bridge or a postcode. Check the RCTA event page before you set off, and look for the trading boats once you reach the village. Great Linford on the Grand Union in Milton Keynes is another RCTA floating market the same weekend, also 10am to 5pm each day, if Cheshire is too far to reach. What to expect This is a free towpath market of licensed canal traders. Crafts, food and chandlery are typical of RCTA markets. The association does not publish a full line-up for Waverton, so the boats on the bank can change. Everyone selling is a Canal & River Trust registered roving trader, license

#LatestNews The Waverton floating market is on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 September 2026, 10am to 5pm each day, at Waverton on the Shropshire Union Canal in Cheshire. The Roving Canal Traders Association organises it. Browsing from the towpath is free. Where to find it RCTA lists the gathering as Waverton on the Shropshire Union, but the official listing has no street address and no towpath pin. Do not guess a bridge or a postcode. Check the RCTA event page before you set off, and look for the trading boats once you reach the village. Great Linford on the Grand Union in Milton Keynes is another RCTA floating market the same weekend, also 10am to 5pm each day, if Cheshire is too far to reach. What to expect This is a free towpath market of licensed canal traders. Crafts, food and chandlery are typical of RCTA markets. The association does not publish a full line-up for Waverton, so the boats on the bank can change. Everyone selling is a Canal & River Trust registered roving trader, license

#LatestNews The Kings Langley floating market is on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September 2026, 10am to 5pm each day, on the Grand Union Canal towpath at Kings Langley. The Roving Canal Traders Association organises it. Browsing is free. Where to find it RCTA puts the boats on the Grand Union Canal towpath at Kings Langley. The official listing names the towpath rather than a street address, so look for the trading boats along the cut once you reach the village. Check the RCTA event page before you set off in case the mooring note changes. Napton on the Oxford Canal is another RCTA floating market the same weekend, also 10am to 5pm each day, if you are further west. What to expect Traders sell from their boats along the towpath. Crafts, food and chandlery are the usual RCTA mix. The association does not list named boats for Kings Langley, so treat the line-up as liable to change. Everyone selling is a Canal & River Trust registered roving trader, licensed and insured. You browse at your

#LatestNews The Waverton floating market is on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 September 2026, 10am to 5pm each day, at Waverton on the Shropshire Union Canal in Cheshire. The Roving Canal Traders Association organises it. Browsing from the towpath is free. Where to find it RCTA lists the gathering as Waverton on the Shropshire Union, but the official listing has no street address and no towpath pin. Do not guess a bridge or a postcode. Check the RCTA event page before you set off, and look for the trading boats once you reach the village. Great Linford on the Grand Union in Milton Keynes is another RCTA floating market the same weekend, also 10am to 5pm each day, if Cheshire is too far to reach. What to expect This is a free towpath market of licensed canal traders. Crafts, food and chandlery are typical of RCTA markets. The association does not publish a full line-up for Waverton, so the boats on the bank can change. Everyone selling is a Canal & River Trust registered roving trader, license

#LatestNews The Kings Langley floating market is on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September 2026, 10am to 5pm each day, on the Grand Union Canal towpath at Kings Langley. The Roving Canal Traders Association organises it. Browsing is free. Where to find it RCTA puts the boats on the Grand Union Canal towpath at Kings Langley. The official listing names the towpath rather than a street address, so look for the trading boats along the cut once you reach the village. Check the RCTA event page before you set off in case the mooring note changes. Napton on the Oxford Canal is another RCTA floating market the same weekend, also 10am to 5pm each day, if you are further west. What to expect Traders sell from their boats along the towpath. Crafts, food and chandlery are the usual RCTA mix. The association does not list named boats for Kings Langley, so treat the line-up as liable to change. Everyone selling is a Canal & River Trust registered roving trader, licensed and insured. You browse at your

#LatestNews The Halloween floating market runs on two Grand Union stretches the same weekend: Cassiobury Park in Watford and Cosgrove. Both are on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October 2026, 10am to 4pm each day, organised by the Roving Canal Traders Association. Browsing from the towpath is free. Cassiobury Park, Watford The Cassiobury Park Halloween market sits on the Grand Union Canal towpath between locks 76 and 77, Cassiobury Park, Watford WD18 7LG. RCTA lists it as the Cassiobury Park Halloween Floating Market. The park is a well-used Watford green, so you can combine the boats with a walk through the grounds. Check the RCTA Cassiobury listing before you travel. Cosgrove The Cosgrove Halloween market is on the Grand Union Canal towpath at Cosgrove, the same hours. RCTA’s booking feed names Cosgrove but does not give a fuller street address, so do not guess a lock or a postcode from older years. Look for the trading boats on the towpath, and check the RCTA events calendar on the day.

#LatestNews The Halloween floating market runs on two Grand Union stretches the same weekend: Cassiobury Park in Watford and Cosgrove. Both are on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October 2026, 10am to 4pm each day, organised by the Roving Canal Traders Association. Browsing from the towpath is free. Cassiobury Park, Watford The Cassiobury Park Halloween market sits on the Grand Union Canal towpath between locks 76 and 77, Cassiobury Park, Watford WD18 7LG. RCTA lists it as the Cassiobury Park Halloween Floating Market. The park is a well-used Watford green, so you can combine the boats with a walk through the grounds. Check the RCTA Cassiobury listing before you travel. Cosgrove The Cosgrove Halloween market is on the Grand Union Canal towpath at Cosgrove, the same hours. RCTA’s booking feed names Cosgrove but does not give a fuller street address, so do not guess a lock or a postcode from older years. Look for the trading boats on the towpath, and check the RCTA events calendar on the day.

#LatestNews The Halloween floating market runs on two Grand Union stretches the same weekend: Cassiobury Park in Watford and Cosgrove. Both are on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October 2026, 10am to 4pm each day, organised by the Roving Canal Traders Association. Browsing from the towpath is free. Cassiobury Park, Watford The Cassiobury Park Halloween market sits on the Grand Union Canal towpath between locks 76 and 77, Cassiobury Park, Watford WD18 7LG. RCTA lists it as the Cassiobury Park Halloween Floating Market. The park is a well-used Watford green, so you can combine the boats with a walk through the grounds. Check the RCTA Cassiobury listing before you travel. Cosgrove The Cosgrove Halloween market is on the Grand Union Canal towpath at Cosgrove, the same hours. RCTA’s booking feed names Cosgrove but does not give a fuller street address, so do not guess a lock or a postcode from older years. Look for the trading boats on the towpath, and check the RCTA events calendar on the day.

#LatestNews Three floating markets open on the cut this bank holiday: Campbell Wharf, Marsworth and Chester. All three run Saturday 29 August to Monday 31 August, 10am to 5pm each day, and all three are organised by the Roving Canal Traders Association. Pick whichever is nearest and make a day of it. Where to find them Campbell Wharf sits on the Grand Union in Milton Keynes, with the boats mooring at the wharf itself. The Startops market at Marsworth lines the Grand Union towpath alongside Marsworth Reservoir — a fine stretch of water even without a market on it. Chester gathers on the Shropshire Union at The Lock Keepers, just past the Cow Lane Bridge winding hole heading towards City Road Bridge. What to expect Traders sell straight from their boats along the towpath, so you browse at whatever pace suits you. Expect café boats, arts and crafts, giftware and food by the water. Everyone selling is a Canal & River Trust registered roving trader — licensed, insured, and working with CRT

#LatestNews The Anderton floating market comes to the Trent and Mersey on 12 and 13 September 2026. Traders from the Roving Canal Traders Association moor beside the Anderton Boat Lift at Northwich, 10am to 5pm each day, with café boats, crafts and giftware along the towpath. If you have been meaning to see the Cathedral of the Canals, this is a good weekend to go. The RCTA Anderton floating market on 12–13 September 2026 is cancelled due to low water. Do not travel for the market. The boat lift itself stays closed for repairs until 2027. You can still visit the site and the visitor centre. The Heritage Open Day on Sunday 13 September is still going ahead. Where to find it The boats gather at Anderton Boat Lift , Lift Lane, Anderton, Northwich, CW9 6FW. The visitor centre and grounds are free. Parking is £2 for three hours or £3 for the day. Dogs are welcome on leads. On Sunday 13 September the Canal & River Trust also runs a Heritage Open Day , 10am to 4pm, with free entry and bookabl

#LatestNews The Anderton floating market comes to the Trent and Mersey on 12 and 13 September 2026. Traders from the Roving Canal Traders Association moor beside the Anderton Boat Lift at Northwich, 10am to 5pm each day, with café boats, crafts and giftware along the towpath. If you have been meaning to see the Cathedral of the Canals, this is a good weekend to go. The RCTA Anderton floating market on 12–13 September 2026 is cancelled due to low water. Do not travel for the market. The boat lift itself stays closed for repairs until 2027. You can still visit the site and the visitor centre. The Heritage Open Day on Sunday 13 September is still going ahead. Where to find it The boats gather at Anderton Boat Lift , Lift Lane, Anderton, Northwich, CW9 6FW. The visitor centre and grounds are free. Parking is £2 for three hours or £3 for the day. Dogs are welcome on leads. On Sunday 13 September the Canal & River Trust also runs a Heritage Open Day , 10am to 4pm, with free entry and bookabl