If you are a member and would like to hire a boat, please contact the quartermaster, Gordon Williams. Please text, or leave a voice mail, on the following number: 07950-915236. This is a dedicated phone number only to be used for booking boats for Wednesday evenings.

The club charges £8.00 per day for hiring one of the club boats. A returnable deposit of £20.00 per boat is required. This is increased if certain boats are required for use on grade three water - £10.00 per day with a £50.00 returnable deposit.

Higher value canoes/kayaks, notably two man ones and the sea kayaks, will be charged at £10 per day with £20 deposit

To make things work efficiently please ensure you give at least 3 days notice.

The following kit is avaibale for hire by club members and those with a trial membership.  Please try as many different types of craft as you can to broaden your experience and add some variety into your paddling.

Open Canoes

1   Coleman canadian canoe - tandem
1   Mobile Adventure Symphony canadian canoe - tandem
1   Prospector - tandem(equiped with a kneeling thwart and block buoyancy)
1   Bell Yellowstone - solo/tandem(equiped with a kneeling thwart and block buoyancy)

Kayaks for Outdoor use (We also have a trailer load specifically for pool use)

2   Europa Kayaks
1   Dagger Response
6   Dagger Dynamos (perfect for small children/lightweight paddlers)
1   Pyranha Tuffy
3   Perception Whip-it (low volume general purpose kayak with edges)
1   Perception Pirouette S
2   Perception Pirouettes
2   Necky Jive (green and orange)
1   Perception Sparc (Dark and light blue)
1   Perception Arc (Light and dark blue)
1   Lettman Rage (Multi blue/turquoise)
1   Thunderbird
1   Topolino Duo (two man kayak for whitewater and lots of fun!)
1   3D

1   Acadia(junior/lightweight touring)
2   Sirroco sea kayaks

1   Andromeda sea kayak (fibreglass)

2   Scorpio sea kayaks

All the canoes and kayaks come supplied with Buoyancy Aids, Paddles, Helmets and Spray Decks, where required.

Note: The provision of white water spec boats is so that less experienced club members without their own boats can gain experience on a higher grade of water - not so that people can trash them instead of their own boats.

Also: No club kayaks are to be used for 'rock hopping'. Barnicles can form a very good rasp!