When the weather is hot, being near the water can feel brilliant. As paddlers, we know how much fun rivers, lakes, pools and the sea can be. At Kingston Kayak Club, we are confident that our members understand and respect the water — but hot weather is always a good…
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At Kingston Kayak Club, our trips and weekends away are a huge part of what makes the Club special. They give paddlers the chance to try new places, build confidence, spend time with friends, and enjoy paddlesport as part of a wider Club community. They are also often family weekends,…
As a club, we always try to provide as many opportunities as possible for people to get out on the water, develop their paddling, and enjoy the sport at the lowest cost we realistically can. From 1st July 2026, there will be a small increase to membership fees and Monday…
Kingston Kayak Club has reviewed and updated a number of Club policies as part of our ongoing commitment to keeping the Club safe, welcoming and well organised for everyone. These updates are about making sure expectations are clear, safeguarding remains strong, and everyone understands the standards of behaviour expected when…
June is Pride Month, which is a good opportunity to reflect on the importance of kindness, respect and inclusion in our Club and in the wider community. At Kingston Kayak Club, we believe paddlesport should be for everyone. Our Club is open and welcoming to people of all backgrounds, ages,…