Stokes Bay has always been a destination for those wishing to enjoy the seaside. In 1854 the Stokes Bay and Isle of Wight Steam Boat and Telegragh Company started building a pier at the east end of the bay to cater for the increased numbers of people who were expected to holiday on the Isle …
Based on the beautiful Grebe Lake in North Buckinghamshire. The Club welcomes new members whether experienced or novice and those wanting to learn the art of dinghy sailing. To find out more about us select one of the options from the menu above. Great Moor is a club for all ages, all abilities and all …
The Dee Sailing Club was formed in 1909 and has come a long way since the early days of sailing in Heswall.? The clubhouse is now located on a picturesque site in Thurstaston which boasts one of the most enviable views on the Wirral peninsular. Whilst DSC is well known as a top catamaran racing …
We are a charitable trust, based at a lake in Westbury, Wiltshire and our primary aim is to introduce young people between the ages of 8 and 18 to the sport of sailing. Starting in 1967 we had just three boats and a group of keen volunteers. Forty years on we now have 19 boats, …
Marconi Sailing Club is open for anyone to join, subject to the normal formalities. The club site is a green field of some 10 acres, with ample boat storage space, parking and a wide launching ramp accessible at all states of tide. Our two storey club house boasts hot showers, a cosy bar, professionally catered …
The club owns two lakes surrounded by grass and trees that provides ample space?for sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, walking, picnicking and enjoying outdoor activities. The prime purpose of the club is to encourage its members to learn to sail and to then help them to improve their sailing skills through leisure sailing or racing. West Oxfordshire …
Situated near Staines on a 60 acre lake, Silver Wing Sailing Club has a growing membership with a very strong family atmosphere. We have always had a strong racing ethos but at the same time like to encourage new novice sailors to our club. You could say we are a family club that races. We …
Sully Sailing Club is a small friendly club dedicated to dinghy and cat sailors, located in Sully Bay, near Cardiff, South Wales. We have a small modern Clubhouse with disabled access, hot showers, and a club lounge but, alas, no bar. We also have what we claim to be the longest slipway in the Bristol …
Slaughden Sailing Club offer?RYA?L1 & L2 to members and non- members joining on a temporary basis. These courses are designed for all ages and run over a weekend with some theory on a Friday pm. We also have a less formal sailing programme every Tuesday evening during the summer for adults and juniors. For those …
Warsash Sailing Club was founded in 1957 as a member run club. It is situated at the mouth of the River Hamble with easy access by water and road. The original clubhouse was built in 1960 over disused lobster pounds and is known as Lobster Quay, hence the clubs distinctive lobster burgee. The second clubhouse, …
The Island Sailing Club, Reading is a small, family orientated dinghy sailing club. We aim to offer exercise in the fresh air, personal development by learning to sail (we will train you if you can’t already), friendship, (we run social events as well) and value for money for the fees. The Club is situated just …
We are located on Ballyholme Bay within the town of Bangor, and at the entrance to Belfast Lough. The location is superb with a sheltered bay allowing safe sailing and racing for the numerous dinghies and ?big boats? within the club. As well as regular Sunday racing for dinghies all year and Tuesday evening racing …
West Kirby Sailing Club is a lively, friendly and very active sailing club. We are delighted to welcome new members. We encourage you and your family to join and become involved in club activities ? both sailing and social. Come and enjoy the fun and challenge of sailing at WKSC whatever your level of ability. …
Located on an isolated sandy peninsula known as “Sandy Point,” at the entrance to Chichester Harbour, England, the Hayling Island Sailing Club, was founded in 1921. The first clubhouse was originally a fisherman’s cottage adjacent to Salterns Quay, and known as Quay Cottage. After a short while, the club moved into the premises now occupied …
Located on Dartmouth’s South Embankment, we have a fine clubhouse with spectacular views of the river and its mouth. Together with our bar and dining facilities we have an extensive fleet of small boats for the use of members. Visitors will find a warm welcome at the Club.
It is a short flat pull from the dinghy park to the concrete slip-way. Once launched, you can choose to sail up the River Rother to Rye, passing fishing boats and the occasional seal, or out into Rye Bay, alongside Castle Water nature reserve. In both River and Bay you can join racing, training or …
Carrickfergus Rowing Club, founded in 1866 by Charled H. Crawford, is the oldest sporting club in Carrickfergus and one of the earliest rowing clubs to be established in Ireland. By early 1867 membership had reached thirty and a four-oared racing gig had been delivered by Matt Taylor, boat builder of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, at a cost of …
We are a thriving family sailing club on a wide and long reach of the River Thames. We offer a warm welcome to new members. Racing takes place on Sundays throughout the year, with Wednesday evening racing in the season, and casual sailing on Saturdays and Wednesday mornings. We sail Merlin Rockets, OKs, Wayfarers, Thames …
Until the Half Tide Lock Weir and Footbridge at Richmond was opened in 1894 the water level of the River Thames could drop during a long summer. ?The ‘Half Lock’ enabled the river to be used for recreation at all times and a number of gentlemen’s clubs were formed. Twickenham became a popular venue for …
South Shields Sailing Club is a friendly, family club for dinghy, catamaran, and windsurfers, situated at the mouth of the river Tyne. The club is run wholly by friendly volunteers of all ages, and backgrounds. The majority of our sailing takes place in the mouth of the Tyne river between the north and south piers, …
Leamington Spa Sailing Club (LSSC) is based at Willes Meadow Reservoir in Leamington Spa. We are your local family friendly sailing club catering for all levels of skills and experience. It doesn’t matter if you are new to sailing or want to develop your skills or returning to sailing you will find a great welcome …
A very warm welcome to The Royal Western Yacht Club of England which is internationally known as one of the worlds premier yacht clubs and for its major contribution to the development of short handed ocean racing. The Plymouth based Club is also recognised as one of the finest yacht clubs in the South of …
Cardiff Sailing Centre is a Cardiff Council run watersports facility based on Cardiff Bay Barrage in Cardiff Bay. The centre runs dinghy & keelboat sailing, windsurfing, powerboat and other shorebased courses.
Ranelagh Sailing Club was founded in 1889 and enjoys a superb and convenient location on the bank of the River Thames. The broad, two mile stretch of the river has produced excellent and challenging sailing between Putney and Hammersmith bridges. Club races normally start two hours before high water. Year-round racing is offered at Ranelagh …
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