Inverness, Scotland

Highland Canoe Polo

Highland Canoe Polo trains at Muirtown Basin in Inverness and welcomes people without polo experience. The club provides kit, plays in Scottish leagues and hosted the Highland Quaich in August 2026.

Canoe polo

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Information checked 28 September 2026View sources

Before you join

Adult beginners: The club says no polo experience is needed and its national listing welcomes paddlers of all abilities. Wednesday evening sessions are listed, but no current start time, seasonal calendar or fee is published. Message the club before going to Muirtown Basin.
Junior paddlers: No checked source gives a minimum age, junior fee, adult-supervision rule or separate youth session. Ask the club directly before arranging for anyone under 18 to take part.
Equipment: The current Facebook identity says kit is provided. It does not list the boats, helmets, buoyancy aids, clothing or sizes included, and it does not say whether equipment must be reserved. Confirm what to bring when arranging a trial.
Accessibility: The national directory confirms a car park but gives no information about step-free access, changing, toilets, transfers into a polo kayak or hands-on assistance. Contact the club with practical access questions before attending.
Where the club paddles: Weekly sessions are listed for Wednesday evenings at Muirtown Basin. The club hosted the Highland Quaich there on 29 August 2026. No exact weekly meeting point or arrival instructions are published, and the basin map is deliberately markerless.