ClubCoastalCleethorpes, LincolnshireHumber mouth, Cleethorpes coast and North Sea
Humber Mouth Yacht Club
Verified by the clubClub checked this info on 27 Aug 2026
About this club
Humber Mouth Yacht Club is a members' club at Humberston on the Humber estuary. Most member activity centres on trips and events organised within the club's sections by their rear commodores.
The whole family is welcome, including partners and children who prefer to stay ashore while other family members are on the water or working on their boats.
Public open days are a chance to visit, enjoy the club and talk about its activities and membership options. Prospective members can also contact the secretary through the website to arrange a conversation in person about their experience, needs and the local tidal conditions.
Start
Can a beginner start here?
Member trips and events are organised within each club section by its rear commodore. Sections include yachts, powerboats, dinghies, kayaks and paddleboards.
Beginner· Unclear
Start by contacting the secretary to arrange a visit and discuss your experience, needs and abilities in person. Most new members already have sailing experience and knowledge of the strongly tidal Humber estuary and Tetney Marshes. The club explains the tidal setting face to face so prospective members can understand whether it suits them. It does not currently offer learn-to-sail training or public sailing tasters.
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Training
Juniors
Humber Mouth Yacht Club is a family-friendly members' club at Humberston, with trips, events and space for family members to enjoy time ashore.
The club is RYA affiliated but is not currently a training facility and does not offer training.
Taster
Public open days are a chance to visit, enjoy the club and talk about activities and membership; they are not sailing taster sessions. On 27 August 2026, the secretary confirmed an open day was planned for September 2026 and advertised on the club website and social media. Check with the club for the date and visiting details. Public sailing tasters are not currently offered.
The club welcomes the whole family, including partners and children who do not take part on the water. There are areas where they can enjoy the club while family members are sailing or working on their boats. The club does not have a cadet section and does not currently offer training.
Access· Unclear
Contact the secretary before visiting to discuss any specific access needs and arrange a conversation in person. The club discusses prospective members' needs and abilities face to face. Details of step-free access, accessible toilets and adapted sailing equipment have not been confirmed.
Costs
Costs, membership, and boats
Prices
Membership fees are available from the secretary through the website's chat or email link; the club does not publish fees online. The club also advertises camping for members, arranged through the secretary. Ask for current charges when enquiring.
Contact the secretary through the website's chat or email link to discuss membership options and arrange a visit. The club discusses prospective members' experience, needs and abilities face to face, including how the strong local tides affect activities. Public open days are another opportunity to meet members and see the club.
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