The Joy Davis Hull International is over for another year following a fantastic weekend of canoe polo at Dacre…
We recently delivered the first Community Water Safety session in partnership with Hull Culture and Leisure (HCAL). Several of…
Whether you’re brand new to paddling or returning after a break, Kingston Kayak Club is a friendly, inclusive space to…
Our Monday night sessions are recommencing on 18th December, then our next session will be on 15th January 2024. Book…
Entries are now officially open for the Joy Davis Hull International Canoe Polo Tournament 2026 — and we’re expecting another fantastic weekend of competition and atmosphere. Taking place on 4–5 July 2026 at Dacre Lakeside Park, this is one of the UK’s premier canoe polo events, welcoming teams from across…
Celebrating World Heart Day with Kingston Kayak Club Today is World Heart Day, a global reminder of the importance of looking after our hearts and living an active lifestyle. At Kingston Kayak Club, we know that paddlesports such as kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) are not just fun and…
Help Us Keep Paddles in Hands and Smiles on Faces Kingston Kayak Club is a volunteer-run community sports club based in Hull, offering accessible, inclusive paddle sport opportunities to people of all ages and abilities. We rely on the generosity of our supporters to keep sessions running, equipment in good…
At Kingston Kayak Club, the safety of our paddlers is always our top priority. As exhilarating as paddling can be in all weathers, there are times when we must take decisive action to protect everyone involved — and one of the most serious weather risks we face is a thunderstorm….
On Sunday 14th July, 10-year-old Kingston Kayak Club paddler Sebastian Coultas completed an extraordinary challenge — paddling 12 miles on the River Hull to raise money for BBC Children in Need. Starting at North Frodingham Landing, Sebastian paddled upstream to Brigham Bridge, then turned south, passing under Bethell’s Bridge, portaging…
