Coniston Sailing Club

By 13th April 2018News

Coniston Sailing club is located on the North West shore of Coniston Water, across the bay from     Coniston Boating Centre. It is next to Coniston Old Hall, which is a 16th Century farmhouse, providing a campsite for people to stay nearby.

Coniston Sailing Club has a varied calendar of organised sailing events, junior training and open meetings as well as both cruiser and dinghy series races on Sundays, and a Wednesday evening dinghy series open to all members. For more details see the Club Programme.

Club facilities include Car Parking, dinghy storage, mooring pontoon, brand new changing rooms and shower facilities and a welcoming bar together with kitchen facilities.

Coniston Water is approximately 8.5 km long and 0.8 km wide at its widest point. It is subject to a speed limit of 10 MPH for motorised vessels (anything with an engine). It also has 3 ferries, which can be caught from the boating centre and take passengers to different areas of the lake. 

In addition to the sailing programme, the Club hosts many social functions throughout the season, both on and off the water. Shoreside barbeques, talent nights, Gondola cruises to name but a few.

http://www.conistonsailingclub.co.uk/

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