About Us
Top Section
The Top Section is located above the lock and accommodates both cruisers and narrowboats. Each mooring has a fixed jetty and similarly to the back stream, craft tend to use rising cleats to ensure boats rise and fall during higher water in the winter months.
There are a number of Chalets set back from the bank, for which there is a waiting list, sometimes used by members who no longer boat.
Riverside Bank
The riverside moorings situated below the lock, offer splendid views across the valley. They have grass banks and many moorers have established decking to enhance their mooring and to provide a place to enjoy the view.
There are a number of Chalets set back from the bank, for which there is a waiting list, sometimes used by members who no longer boat.
Bottom Section Back Stream
The small pool is a delightful mooring, mainly occupied with cabin cruisers and some narrowboats. Many of the mooring has a fixed jetty and craft tend to use rising cleats to ensure boats rise and fall during higher water in the winter months.
There are a number of Chalets set back from the bank, for which there is a waiting list, sometimes used by members who no longer boat.
Chalets
There are a number of Chalets set back from the banks, across the whole club. Mostly used for storage for or as beach huts by our members. These popular Chalets in high demand and there is a waiting list.
We are a family club run by the members for the members, and encourage everyone to take part in our activities. We have a very busy social calendar throughout the year, so there is always something to do. In addition to this we have weekend ' Work Parties' where members are encouraged to come along and assist with maintenance in and around the club
Our Mission
To promote and provide for the benefit of our club members, amenities for the pursuit of boating, the use of the River Nene and social and recrational activities.
Our Values
To treat all members and guests with respect and understanding. In the context of the club, everyone is treated equally and expected asked to conduct themselves in a way that reflects the objectives and principles of the club