St Neots Rowing Club - St Neots | UK Rowing Clubs | Row HQ

St Neots Rowing Club is based on Priory Lane in St Neots and rows on the River Great Ouse. The club describes itself as established in 1865, while its published history records a town regatta by 1874.

The club's historical archive follows its racing and organisation through 1985. It records that the 1985 annual and sprint regattas attracted 219 and 327 entries respectively, from 50 and 59 clubs.

Current facilities include a boathouse with boats across the main classes and a two-storey clubhouse. The building contains changing rooms, showers, a club room and bar, while separate gym and rowing-machine rooms support land training.

Adults and under-18s can learn to row through coached courses and taster opportunities. Junior rowing begins from age 12 or school year 8, and adult courses have no stated upper age limit.

Members range from recreational rowers to experienced competitors. The club says it maintains Project Oarsome boats for use by all members and provides follow-on sessions for learners who continue after a course.

St Neots holds an annual summer regatta and an autumn Small Boats Head on the Great Ouse. The current official contact address is Priory Lane, St Neots, PE19 2PZ.