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We’re lucky to have a biodiverse nature reserve, which has helped shape our visitors’ cherished memories across the decades. As a much-loved local spot, people visit the Aquadrome to feel closer to each other and the natural world. From early years through to adulthood and old age, generations of families have connected over their appreciation for this special place and have enjoyed the wide range of activities that it offers – from wildlife spotting to sailing its serene waters.

In the coming years, Three Rivers District Council, alongside its delivery partner, Hertfordshire County Council’s Countryside Management Service, and with support from external funders, will undertake significant work to restore, improve and safeguard the site for the future.

In line with the 2022 – 2027 Rickmansworth Aquadrome Management Plan, our vision is:

'For the Aquadrome to be enhanced, nurtured, and protected. To achieve a balance so nature can flourish, and visitors can connect with and discover beautiful and unique habitats whilst understanding the importance of the environmental heritage of the site.'

Accessibility survey

We want to make the Aquadrome a great place to visit for all the community. We would love to hear from people with a disability, or those caring for people with disabilities to tell us about your experience and how we can improve the Aquadrome for you.

Please select the Accessibility Survey tab below to have your say.

Share your thoughts and memories

We want everyone to be part of the Aquadrome's journey by providing their feedback or explaining what the site means to them.

Please use the ideas board to share your thoughts, feedback and photos so that we can build a picture of how the Rickmansworth Aquadrome is used, and what it means to its visitors.

Have a question?

We have created an FAQ page to answer as many questions about the Rickmansworth Aquadrome Project as we can. However, if you want to ask a question not found on the page, we are more than happy to answer. Just click the ‘question’ tab below and ask away!

Community engagement

The Community Engagement Officer will be based at Rickmansworth Aquadrome around the café every Wednesday up to and including 11 February 2026 from 12pm – 2pm.

This weekly drop-in will give visitors and local residents the opportunity to share their thoughts, ask questions about the site, and learn more about upcoming activities and the Aquadrome restoration project.

Further information

For further information on the project, please visit The Rickmansworth Aquadrome Project page on our website.

We’re lucky to have a biodiverse nature reserve, which has helped shape our visitors’ cherished memories across the decades. As a much-loved local spot, people visit the Aquadrome to feel closer to each other and the natural world. From early years through to adulthood and old age, generations of families have connected over their appreciation for this special place and have enjoyed the wide range of activities that it offers – from wildlife spotting to sailing its serene waters.

In the coming years, Three Rivers District Council, alongside its delivery partner, Hertfordshire County Council’s Countryside Management Service, and with support from external funders, will undertake significant work to restore, improve and safeguard the site for the future.

In line with the 2022 – 2027 Rickmansworth Aquadrome Management Plan, our vision is:

'For the Aquadrome to be enhanced, nurtured, and protected. To achieve a balance so nature can flourish, and visitors can connect with and discover beautiful and unique habitats whilst understanding the importance of the environmental heritage of the site.'

Accessibility survey

We want to make the Aquadrome a great place to visit for all the community. We would love to hear from people with a disability, or those caring for people with disabilities to tell us about your experience and how we can improve the Aquadrome for you.

Please select the Accessibility Survey tab below to have your say.

Share your thoughts and memories

We want everyone to be part of the Aquadrome's journey by providing their feedback or explaining what the site means to them.

Please use the ideas board to share your thoughts, feedback and photos so that we can build a picture of how the Rickmansworth Aquadrome is used, and what it means to its visitors.

Have a question?

We have created an FAQ page to answer as many questions about the Rickmansworth Aquadrome Project as we can. However, if you want to ask a question not found on the page, we are more than happy to answer. Just click the ‘question’ tab below and ask away!

Community engagement

The Community Engagement Officer will be based at Rickmansworth Aquadrome around the café every Wednesday up to and including 11 February 2026 from 12pm – 2pm.

This weekly drop-in will give visitors and local residents the opportunity to share their thoughts, ask questions about the site, and learn more about upcoming activities and the Aquadrome restoration project.

Further information

For further information on the project, please visit The Rickmansworth Aquadrome Project page on our website.

  • As part of the Rickmansworth Aquadrome project, the council want to make the Aquadrome a great place to visit for all the community.  We would love to hear from people with a disability, or those caring for people with disabilities to tell us about your experience and how we can improve the Aquadrome for you. 

    Thank you for your time today…your feedback will help us create a better experience for everyone.


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