Join Us
A Warm Welcome
The best way to find out what the club is like is to visit us. Come down to the club on a Sunday lunchtime or a Wednesday evening (April to September), when there will always be a committee member available to welcome you and tell you a bit about the club.
The club offers a wide range of sailing opportunities, including training, racing, casual family sailing and social activities. Windsurfers and paddle sports are also welcome. We have a number of club boats that members can use, so you do not need to buy your own straight away and can try different types of boat.
Membership fees
Membership fees are set at a level that covers the running of the club. The club is not a profit-making organisation and is set up as a private members' club.
Fees are charged annually from 1st April; if you join part way through the season, the membership fee is reduced pro rata.
- Different membership categories exist for individuals, families, social, cadets and students.
- There is also a berth fee is also payable for each boat or board kept at the club (N.B. space is limited).
Running the club
The club is run by its members, for its members - so we ask all members over the age of 16 to take part in running the club. You will be asked to help at the club once or twice a year to organise the activities on that day. The club cannot function without you; this is a great way to learn more about how it works and meet other members.
As a private members' club, to conform to the licencing laws (not just club rules), you do have to become a member to use the facilities.
Find out more
Before you start, please consider reading about membership fees, Rules and Bylaws, and the Code of Conduct.
Last updated 21:30 on 17 March 2025