Founded
1937
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Founded 1937
Totton, Southampton
Eling Sailing Club is situated at the head of Eling creek off the Test estuary at the head of Southampton Water.
Founded
1937
Location
Totton, Southampton
Activities
The Club House occupies half of the historic Eling Tide Mill where it has established a base for sailing events and club bar. The Club has moorings for boats on the wall at Eling, on laid moorings on the mud flats in Eling Creek and a limited number of deepwater moorings situated downstream near Bury Swinging Ground. Dinghies may be kept in the Club’s compound, and members are encouraged to use the Club’s dinghy fleet. Throughout the season, the Club organises several series of cruiser and dinghy races, and for the less energetic, a number of club rallies to neighbouring harbours and clubs. Once a year a small contingent of the Club’s more adventurous souls go as a flotilla across the Channel. For those who don’t yet have a suitable yacht for these excursions there are nearly always ‘crew’ places available. We also have a fairly full social calendar, organised by the Social Team. The Club also offers a range of training courses to promote safety at sea, using a combination of in club volunteers and outside companies.
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