The Blue Lagoon, Arlesey, Bedfordshire

The Blue Lagoon site at Arlesey in Bedfordshire has had a controversial past. Despite this the Blue Lagoon and the smaller but equally distinctive Green Lagoon are now getting the attention they justly deserve. Plans are being developed to transform the site into a nature park for acces to everyone.

See what people are talking about and what would be a great benefit for the parish of Arlesey and the local area.

Be advised the area is still private property and as such you can be prosecuted for trespassing.

Both the blue and green lagoons offer unique and separate experiences for fishing. From the open heathland lake of the blue lagoon to the enclosed, intimate environment of the green lagoon.

Find out more about:

Sailing

Fishing

Scuba Diving

The blue lagoon site has no direct public right of way and is privately owned so public access is technically illegal.

No need to trespass. Sit in the comfort of your own home and look around the blue lagoon with our picture tour. See what people are talking about and what would be a great benefit for the parish of Arlesey and the local area.

Provided by the Arlesey Community Safety Group to promote the safe use and development of the Blue Lagoon site as a country park for the people of Arlesey and the surrounding counties. All images and text are copyright their respective authors and may only be used with written permission.


	A haven for wildlife, the local area has a unique mix of flora and fauna for the enthusiast.


	A perfect site for watersports, the blue lagoon would be a magnet for local watersports enthusiasts.

The future for the Blue Lagoon // History of the site // Safety // Enquiries