Inchyra, Scotland
Carse Canoe Club
Carse Canoe Club brings families and paddlers of mixed experience together on the River Tay at Inchyra. Since 2012, the group has shared kayaks, coaching and trips through a flexible member-led programme.
- Recreational paddling
- Touring
Information checked View sources
Before you join
- Adult beginners
The River Tay Sports Hub lists annual membership at £25 for one person or £35 for a family, due in August. The club has no fixed training night and sends session details through Spond. Contact its Facebook page before attending and confirm the current fee.
- Junior paddlers
The club describes itself as family-friendly and welcomes children and adults, from newcomers to experienced paddlers. No minimum age, parent-attendance policy or junior coaching ratio appears on its page. Families should ask which outing fits their child and what supervision is required.
- Equipment
The club says newcomers can borrow its equipment and use its kayaks, with coaching available to help them paddle safely. The page does not list clothing, safety-kit sizes or what is available on a particular date, so confirm what to bring before the session.
- Accessibility
Information about wheelchair routes, changing space, help getting onto the water, specialist boats and one-to-one assistance is not available for Inchyra. Describe what you need and ask how the planned session works from arrival to the river.
- Where the club paddles
The club is based at Inchyra beside the River Tay, between Perth and Newburgh. There are no set club days. The river is tidal and shared with other craft. Follow the location and safety instructions sent for your session, and do not use this map to choose a launch.
Sources for this listing
Club-published information, checked by KanuHQ. Confirm current course dates and availability with the club.
- River Tay Sports Hub profile with club identity, membership, sessions, equipment and contact routeChecked 25 September 2026
- River Tay Sports Hub guidance on tidal conditions and shared river trafficChecked 25 September 2026
- Carse Canoe Club Facebook page linked by the hub profileChecked 25 September 2026
- Carse Canoe Club paddler logo on the River Tay Sports HubChecked 25 September 2026
- Inchyra hamlet on OpenStreetMapChecked 25 September 2026
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