We very much look forward to welcoming you to our Club and to many happy hours of boating.
The membership year runs from the 1st April to 31st March.
Joining fee (One off for new members) - Free. (Usually £25)
Membership per person - £180 for up to 18 months unlimited boating from 1st September 2019 until 31st March 2021
There is no charge for children (under 18) but they must be accompanied by a responsible adult member with a sensible adult to child ratio.
Joining fee (One off for new members) - Free. (Usually £25)
Membership per person - £180 for up to 18 months unlimited boating from 1st September 2019 until 31st March 2021
There is no charge for children (under 18) but they must be accompanied by a responsible adult member with a sensible adult to child ratio.
New members are always welcome at the club.
You don’t need any previous boating experience and all the boats are provided as part of your membership.
If you would like to join St Denys Boat Club please get in touch to arrange a visit to the club.
You don’t need any previous boating experience and all the boats are provided as part of your membership.
If you would like to join St Denys Boat Club please get in touch to arrange a visit to the club.
Complete a membership application form and send it to the membership secretary. Once your application has been processed you will be sent a welcome pack which includes a key to the club and the door entry code. Payment is by cheque or electronic bank transfer. We will provide details when you send your membership form..
While not in a position to provide formal instruction on the various styles boating, we can give you some basic tuition to get you afloat in either rowing boats, kayaks and paddle boards or you can go out sailing initially as crew in our sailing boats. Once you can demonstrate basic competency with particular boats you are “signed-off” for those boats and can then use them without supervision. We do not require formal boating qualifications but professional lessons are available from Woodmill Activity Centre (just upstream) for Kayaking or SWAC (down by the Itchen Bridge) for sailing.
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