Drungewick Slipway sits on the restored section of the Wey and Arun Canal near Loxwood, West Sussex, providing water access for trailable and portable craft.

It serves as the entry point to roughly three and a half miles of operational canal running between Drungewick Lock and Southland Lock to the north.

The slipway is a popular launch site for canoeists, and is used regularly by youth groups including Scouts, Sea Scouts, and local clubs.

Access is via Roger Dimmick Lane, which has been improved with a new road surface, fencing, and signage following volunteer work parties organised by the Wey and Arun Canal Trust.

Groups planning to use the canal are asked to contact the Trust at least 24 hours in advance to avoid congestion with trip boats operating on the Loxwood section.