Clitheroe, England
Clitheroe Canoe Club
Volunteers operate Clitheroe Canoe Club from its own sheltered lake near Chatburn. Paid visitor sessions lead into kayaking, canoeing and paddleboarding, with pool practice and trips for developing members.
- Recreational paddling
- Flatwater kayaking
- Touring
- Whitewater
- Sea kayaking
- Open canoeing
- Stand-up paddleboarding
Information checked View sources
Before you join
- Adult beginners
Non-members may book up to two paid visitor sessions before joining. The current visitor price is £10, while members pay £5 per session. Annual youth, young-person and adult membership is £30, and family membership is £80. Prices and available dates should be checked before payment.
- Junior paddlers
There is no strict published minimum age, but paddlers must be water-confident and able to swim in a buoyancy aid. The taster page requires an adult to stay on-site for children under 15, while general guidance says under 16. Families should follow the stricter rule and confirm it when booking.
- Equipment
Visitors receive their chosen craft and paddle. The package also includes a buoyancy aid, helmet and splash jacket. Membership covers club kit during sessions, with low-cost hire for official trips. Craft and clothing still depend on size and availability.
- Accessibility
The club describes wheelchair access to the venue and boats intended for varied needs. About 15 parking spaces, a nearby bus stop, changing rooms, hot showers and toilets are published. Water transfer, adapted-craft specifications and personal assistance still need advance discussion.
- Where the club paddles
The private 2,500-square-metre lake lies off Sawley Road near Chatburn. Booked Saturday sessions separate kayak, canoe and paddleboard activity, while Wednesdays include adult open practice. Winter kayak sessions move to Ribblesdale Pool and trips use rivers, lakes and the coast.
Sources for this listing
Club-published information, checked by KanuHQ. Confirm current course dates and availability with the club.
- Official current identity, private lake, equipment and programme overviewChecked 25 September 2026
- Official club history, facilities, private lake and volunteer statusChecked 25 September 2026
- Current membership prices, benefits and Paddle UK joining routeChecked 25 September 2026
- Official visitor prices, two-session limit, craft choices and child supervisionChecked 25 September 2026
- Current online booking, Saturday deadline and visitor-session routeChecked 25 September 2026
- Official directions, age, equipment, accessibility and facility guidanceChecked 25 September 2026
- Official beginner disciplines, equipment, facilities, lake and winter pool programmeChecked 25 September 2026
- National directory address, current programme, fleet and facilitiesChecked 25 September 2026
- Public Facebook group linked by the official club websiteChecked 25 September 2026
- Matching Clitheroe Canoe Club Instagram activity profileChecked 25 September 2026
- Club logo supplied for the national directory and matching the official website markChecked 25 September 2026
- Clitheroe Canoe Club grounds on OpenStreetMapChecked 25 September 2026
- Ribblesdale Swimming Pool on OpenStreetMapChecked 25 September 2026
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