Royal Chester Rowing Club, founded in 1838, stands proudly on the River Dee in Chester, a beacon for rowing enthusiasts of all levels. As one of the oldest rowing clubs in the UK, it holds a rich tradition and dedication to the sport.
The Club, under the guidance of experienced coaches, offers a full spectrum of squads, catering to both seasoned rowers and those just starting out. Members receive excellent training and support to help them achieve their goals.
One of the standout features of Royal Chester Rowing Club is its top-quality fleet of boats, ensuring every rower has access to the best equipment for training and competitions. For newcomers, the club's 'Learn to Row' programme provides a supportive environment to pick up and hone rowing skills.
The River Dee, known for its ample width and straight stretches, offers an ideal setting for rowing, with over 10 km of navigable water presenting both scenic views and challenging routes.
Beyond the focus on rowing, Carol, the club’s organiser, highlights the importance of a strong social scene. After hitting the water, members can relax and socialise in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
Royal Chester Rowing Club is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, reinforcing its commitment to the community and the sport. Visitors and potential members can find the club at The Groves, Chester, CH1 1SD. More information is available on the club's website and social media pages, with contacts accessible via an online form.