Shardlow Marina sits on the River Trent in the historic canal-side village of Shardlow, Derbyshire, positioned where the Trent meets both the River Derwent and the Trent & Mersey Canal.

This junction made Shardlow a significant inland port during the 18th-century canal era, and the marina occupies a stretch of the upper Trent that today serves as a navigable dead-end of roughly a mile for visiting boats.

The marina functions as a leisure facility alongside a touring and static caravan park, set in a rural riverside environment.

It provides a natural access point for exploring the waterways network at this multi-river confluence, as well as the surrounding countryside walking routes and the heritage features of Shardlow village itself.