Grafham Water: weather statistics and wind history

Whether your new to rowing, learnt at University, tried it when you were younger or transferring from another club we’d like to hear from you. The club runs four squads. Junior members of the club who have just started rowing will join the beginner and recreational squad. For juniors looking to gain their first competitive win through to Juniors who have rowed at international level there is the development and competitive squad. For senior rowers who have taken up rowing later in life, for recreation or to compete, there are the Men and Women’s squads.

St Neots Dragon Boat Team is active competitors in the national league, and compete all over the country and several of our paddlers have represented Great Britain in various age groups at international events.Our members are parents and children, brothers and sisters, husbands and wives – all paddling in the same team with an age range starting from 12.

We provide something for everyone - from our RYA recognised Sailing School for those who have never been in a boat before to racing for those more experienced sailors, and everything in-between! We are not just all about the sailing though, we are a club who pride themselves on being friendly and sociable with other off the water events organised throughout the year for you to enjoy

Grafham Water Centre has an excellent reputation for providing land and water based activities for schools and youth groups, as well as individuals wishing to learn a new sport or develop existing skills. 

The club has been running for more than fifty years and has more than 1,000 members using almost 600 boats – and facilities to match!