Welcome to our club
New Members - Join St Austell Canoe Club, and you will get . . .
- A free 2 week trial, with all equipment provided at no cost
- Training and support provided by our team of British Canoeing qualified coaches
- A range of boats and equipment available for you to use
- Club paddles every Thursday evening at Porthpean throughout the summer
- Regular paddles at various locations around the coast of Cornwall at weekends
- Children welcome - minimum age academic year 6 onwards
If you are new to paddling, just come along to one of our New Beginner Nights on . . .
2020 Dates will be available in the spring
About our canoe club
We are an active group of members who meet regularly to go paddling and develop our skills. We are a friendly group, who welcome both new and experienced paddlers to the club.
Paddling opportunities include sea, surf, and white water . . . Read More >
Club Nights
In the summer months, Porthpean Beach is the venue for our weekly evening paddle sessions, all led by our team of BC qualified coaches.
The club owns a number of kayaks plus gear, available for use by members and prospective members . . . Read More >
The coastline of Cornwall is made up of stunning cliffs, golden beaches, historic ports and harbours, plus amazing wildlife.
A sea kayak offers a unique opportunity to explore all this in a safe way within the club environment. Various club trips are organized throughout . . . Read More >
Surf and White Water
Cornwall has some of the best surf beaches in the UK, and Devon has some great white water rivers.
Surf Kayaking can be enjoyed all year round, and White Water Kayaking is perfect in the winter months with plenty of water in the rivers . . . Read More >
Club News (see News & Events above for the complete listing)
I will be running the New Years paddle, paddling from Percuil, any boat, any ability,
Saturday January 4th 2020,
With a possible joining up with some of the falmouth canoe club members,
Meet at Percuil, grid ref 859341 at 0930, ready to paddle at 1000,
Returning around 1500,
It will be a rising tide with HW at 1130 5.5m
and low tide at 1810
Loose plan- paddle towards St Mawes and see what the conditions are at carrick roads, and paddle some more,
Bring appropriate warm clothing, food and drink,
Cheers lee,