Henleaze Lake
Henleaze Lake has been a landmark of the Bristol area for a century, mostly thanks to its wild swimming club. Created through the flooding of a limestone quarry in 1903, it was taken over by the club in 1919. Now, members can enjoy 165m (541ft) of swimming water, as well as fixed diving boards on the banks and even a sauna. Henleaze Lake is in the Eastfield district of Bristol, a 15-minutes drive or 30 minutes by bus from the centre.