Tilgate Lake

Tilgate Lake is the greatest of three lakes at Tilgate Park, and remains a mainstream water action focus and vacation destination in Crawley, West Sussex. Tilgate Lake has a wide assortment of outside exercises open to the overall population, for example, bows and arrows, paddling, angling, kayaking, mountain biking, pontoon building, paddling, running, cruising, standup paddleboarding, swimming, group building, navigational difficulties, tree ascending and zip trekking. As a major aspect of the Upper Mole Flood Alleviation Scheme, the raising of the dam at Tilgate Lake was finished in 2011, to give extra surge stockpiling, securing many homes defenseless against flooding in Furnace Green, Pound Hill, Three Bridges, Tinsley Green and Horley.

Accessible to contract are paddling water crafts, Laser Pico's, Toppers, Optimists and a Wayfarer for holders of a RYA level 2 or above qualification. Also accessible for contract are paddling vessels, kayaks, kayaks and mountain bikes. The most recent cutting-edge sport is standup paddle boarding which is beginning to get on. The boat shelter was liable to ponder Arson on September 24, 2013 and ious kayaks were obliterated in the fire.