Stoney Cove
Stoney Cove quarry was originally a granite mine. In 1958 when quarrying at the site ceased, the quarry filled with spring water. Today, the site consists of 3 main levels: a 6m shelf area, ideal for beginner training, a 36m sump for more advanced training and the main body consisting of 2 large 22m deep areas.
Typical sightings include pike, common carp, perch and European freshwater crayfish, the only species of crayfish native to the British Isles.
Dive Activity & Environmental Conditions
Top Wildlife Sightings
Most frequently spotted marine life based on dive logs
Perch
Crayfish
Pike
Carp
Common Rudd
European Bullhead
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SSI International GmbH
Johann-Hoellfritsch-Str. 6
90530 Wendelstein
DEU
Matthews Sharks
Kimps Way
HP3 8EN Hemel Hempstead
GBR
Aquatechnique Scuba School
71 St Johns
LE192BS Enderby
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Fin Divers
Chells Way
SG20LQ Stevenage
GBR
Scuba 2000
Tretharrup Farm, Treskilling, Luxulyan
PL30 5EL Bodmin
GBR
Dive 90 Ltd.
Unit 4-5 Knightsbridge Business Centre
GL51 9TA Cheltenham
GBR
Reel Diving - UK Diving Services
Unit 1 Robin Hood Industrial Est.
NG3 1 GE Nottingham
GBR
Overland Underwater
Dalton Terrace
YO24 4DD York
GBR
Beyond One Bar
22a Sizewell Road
IP16 4AB Leiston
GBR
Essex University Sub Aqua Club
University of Essex
CO4 3SQ Colchester
GBR
Bespoke Diving Adventures
C/O Furniture Factors,
DN5 8LU Doncaster
GBR
Dive with Jimmy
82 College Street
MK42 8LU Kempston
GBR
Dive Rutland
Unit 2B Station Approach
LE15 6QW Oakham
GBR
Aqua Adventurers Scuba Diving
Land At End Of Road, Barton Road
NG10 2FN Nottingham
GBR
Clubsub
411 Ash Bank Road
ST9 0JP Stoke on Trent
GBR
Christal Seas Scuba
62 Whiffler Road
NR3 2AY Norwich
GBR
Ipswich Scuba
22b Hines Road
IP3 9BG Ipswich
GBR
Master Scuba
UNIT 14 ENTERPRISE CENTRE 2
SK3 0BR STOCKPORT
GBR
ViewPoint Diving Cornwall
5 Mill Garage
PL26 6BU St. Austell
GBR
Dive Manchester
357 Bury Old Road
M25 1PY Manchester
GBR