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St Neots Rowing Club, located in the picturesque town of St Neots, Cambridgeshire, is a British Rowing affiliated club. Situated on a stunning 4 km stretch of the River Great Ouse, the club offers a range of rowing opportunities for individuals of all ages and skill levels.
With four squads catering to juniors at both beginner and elite levels, as well as seniors for both men and women, St Neots Rowing Club provides a supportive and inclusive environment for rowers at every stage of their journey. Whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned competitor, there is a squad suitable for you.
For those interested in learning to row, St Neots Rowing Club offers a variety of learn to row courses throughout the year. These courses, led by qualified coaches and volunteer assistants, cover both indoor rowing techniques and on-water rowing in a variety of boats. Junior and senior courses are available, ensuring that individuals of all ages can get involved in this exhilarating sport.
Membership options at St Neots Rowing Club cater to both recreational and competitive rowers. Whether you're completely new to rowing, have previous experience from university or a different club, or are transferring from another club, the club welcomes all individuals who are passionate about the sport. Juniors looking to join the club can contact the Junior Coordinator, while those new to rowing are recommended to attend one of the club's learn to row courses.
In addition to rowing opportunities, St Neots Rowing Club also offers social membership, allowing individuals to enjoy the club's atmosphere and have a drink at the clubhouse bar. The bar overlooks the stunning River Great Ouse, providing a scenic and relaxing backdrop for members to unwind after a rowing session.
Membership fees vary depending on the type of membership and whether an individual wishes to compete in regattas. The membership year runs from 1 September to 31 August, and detailed pricing information can be found on the club's website.
For general enquiries or to get in touch with specific individuals within the club, St Neots Rowing Club provides contact information for various key roles, including the President, Chair, Captain, Treasurer, Secretary, Membership Coordinator, Junior Coordinator, Learn to Row Coordinator, and Website Manager.
Overall, St Neots Rowing Club is a vibrant and welcoming community for rowing enthusiasts in St Neots and the surrounding areas. With its idyllic location, comprehensive squads, and range of membership options, the club offers an excellent opportunity for individuals to develop their rowing skills, compete, and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow rowers.