The official site describes a private members' club where applicants first become Social Members, support the club, and may later be considered for Full membership if eligible. It does not clearly state that complete beginners can start sailing there or describe a beginner pathway.
Training· Unclear
No current official information found for sailing training, RYA courses, learn-to-sail sessions, or beginner instruction. The sailing page describes member cruises and sailing events rather than training courses.
No current official information found for taster sessions, open days, try-sailing days, or public beginner experiences. The calendar page lists club social/cruising activity and points members to clubhouse noticeboard sign-up lists.
No current official information found for junior sailing, family membership, youth training, or family-specific beginner activity. The only child-related site note found is a crane safety rule requiring children and pets to stay out of the crane operating area and be supervised.
Access· Unclear
No current official accessibility or access-needs information found. The site gives location and transport context, saying the club has easy access to the A2, M2 and local rail stations, but does not describe step-free access, adapted facilities, or support for disabled visitors or members.
Costs
Costs, membership, and boats
Prices
Visitor mooring is listed at GBP 10.00 per night, payable to the Mooring Master, assistants, or clubhouse bar; gate keys are available with a returnable GBP 20 deposit. Membership pricing is not published as current online pricing: the joining page says successful Full members pay a one-time joining fee, annual membership fee, and any berthing/mooring fees, with the current fee table on the clubhouse notice board.
No current official information found for boat hire, club boats for beginners, or hireable sailing equipment. The site focuses on members' own boats, berths, visitor moorings, cruising activity, dry docks, slipway and crane access.
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