Club Facilities

HELFORD RIVER SAILING CLUB
Club Facilities

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    The Clubhouse is situated on the attractive Helford River on the edge of Helford Village.
   All visitors are very welcome.
   During winter months showers and toilet facilities are available during office hours:
   Monday to Friday 0930 - 1530hrs Monday to Friday

   We have a laundry facility comprising of washing machine and tumble drier.
   We also have showering facilities for those requiring them after a hard days sailing.

   For those who wish to become involved in the sailing side of the Club we offer various sailing events and training.

   Further details of club facilities are shown below.

Dinghies
The Club has its own dinghy fleet which comprises Wanderers, Wayfarers and Toppers, all of which are available for use during Club dinghy racing which is currently held on Thursday evenings. However, the Club dinghies are only available when there is a rescue boat in attendance and with the approval of Captain Dinghies.
Keelboats
The Club offers a full and varied programme of sailing/races/events during the season which all members are invited to join.
Training
Available to our junior members on a Friday evening and to adult members on a Tuesday evening throughout the summer. All training is taken by volunteer members who act as instructors. The training is run in accordance with RYA standards. HRSC is now a recognised RYA Training Centre for Dinghies and Powerboats.
Dinghy Park, Pontoon and Dinghy rack
The spaces on the dinghy park and finger berths on the pontoon are available on a waiting list system which is strictly adhered to. These lists are very long and any members wishing to be placed on these lists should contact the Club office. The area on the pontoon for tenders under 3.25m and the dinghy rack is run on a first come, first served basis - again please contact the Club office for details.
Club Car Park
We are fortunate to be able to offer members a private car park for their use. However, at certain times during the year, it becomes somewhat congested. On these occasions it is necessary for members to use the adjacent public car park for which there is a pay and display charge.