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Rowing Areas

Leeds Rowing Club - The Roundhay Boathouse

Leeds Rowing Club, located in Roundhay, Leeds, is a premier destination for rowing enthusiasts. The club's Roundhay Boathouse offers top-notch facilities for individuals interested in pursuing rowing as a sport or hobby. With a focus on providing excellent rowing areas, the club is committed to promoting the sport and helping individuals achieve their fitness goals. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced rower, Leeds Rowing Club is the perfect place to hone your skills and meet like-minded individuals.

Introduction to Leeds Rowing Club The Roundhay Boathouse

Leeds Rowing Club The Roundhay Boathouse is a historic establishment in Leeds, England, founded in 1877. It is one of the oldest rowing clubs in the country and has a long-standing reputation for excellence in the sport. The club is dedicated to promoting the sport of rowing and fostering a community of like-minded individuals who share a passion for the sport. What sets Leeds Rowing Club apart is its commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment where people of all ages and skill levels can come together to enjoy the sport.

Services & products

Leeds Rowing Club The Roundhay Boathouse offers a range of services for individuals and groups interested in rowing. They offer learn-to-row programs for beginners as well as coaching and training for competitive rowers. The club also has a fleet of rowing boats available for hire, as well as a full-service boathouse with changing facilities, showers, and a gym.

Location

Located in the picturesque Roundhay area of Leeds, the boathouse is situated on the banks of the Roundhay Park Lake. The area is known for its natural beauty and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. In addition to the boathouse, the area is home to a number of other sports and recreation facilities, including tennis courts, cricket pitches, and a golf course. There are several public transportation options available, including the number 2 bus, which stops just a few minutes' walk from the boathouse. The closest train station is Leeds Station, which is approximately 4 miles away.

Benefits

Leeds Rowing Club The Roundhay Boathouse offers a unique and rewarding experience for anyone interested in rowing. Their experienced coaches and welcoming community make it an ideal place for beginners to learn the sport and for experienced rowers to improve their skills. The club's location on the Roundhay Park Lake provides a beautiful and serene setting for rowing, and the boathouse's facilities make it easy to enjoy the sport in comfort.

Good to know

Customers should be aware that the club is a members-only organization, and individuals interested in rowing will need to join the club in order to access its facilities and services.

Reviews

Customers have praised Leeds Rowing Club The Roundhay Boathouse for its welcoming and inclusive community, knowledgeable coaches, and beautiful location. Many have noted that the club has helped them improve their rowing skills and develop a love for the sport.

Amenities

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    boathouse
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    boat ramp
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    oar lockers
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    locker room
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    showers
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    changing room
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    parking lot
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    rowing machines
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    life jackets
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    instructional programs
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    picnic area
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    viewing platform

FAQ

What is the cost of using your rowing area, and are there any additional fees?

Our rowing area is available for use by members of Leeds Rowing Club, who pay an annual membership fee. There are no additional fees for using the rowing area once you are a member. We do offer beginner courses for non-members, which have a separate fee.

Are there any restrictions on the use of the rowing area, such as age limits or experience requirements?

We welcome rowers of all ages and experience levels at Leeds Rowing Club. However, we do require all rowers to complete a safety induction before using the rowing area. We also offer beginner courses for those who are new to rowing.

What safety measures are in place to ensure the safety of rowers using the area?

We take the safety of our rowers very seriously at Leeds Rowing Club. All rowers are required to complete a safety induction before using the rowing area. We also have safety boats on the water during rowing sessions, and our coaches are trained in first aid. We also provide all necessary safety equipment, such as life jackets and whistles.

Can rowers bring their own equipment, or is equipment provided by the company?

Rowers are welcome to bring their own equipment to use at our rowing area. However, we do provide equipment for those who do not have their own, including boats, oars, and safety equipment.

Are there any amenities available at the rowing area, such as locker rooms or showers?

Our rowing area is located at The Roundhay Boathouse, which has changing rooms and showers available for use by our members. We also have a club room with a kitchen and seating area for socializing before and after rowing sessions.

Reviews

  • Mark

    26-05-2020
  • Mike Watson

    This is the "learn to row" centre of Leeds Rowing Club on Waterloo lake, the main club is at Thwaites Mill.

    26-05-2018