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Safety

A safety boat with qualified skipper is always on the water. Personal buoyancy jackets are supplied and must be worn when in the boats or on the pontoons.

Accessibility - what facilities are there?

There is ample parking space. The clubhouse and facilities are wheelchair accessible with comfortable seating and a well equipped kitchen. Hot and cold drinks are available for a small charge. Outside are picnic benches and a barbecue, as well as a panoramic view over the lake towards the New Forest.

A wheelchair-stable pontoon with personal hoist means the sailor can be safely lifted straight from wheelchair into dinghy.

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Volunteers
The club is dependent on volunteers to take people sailing, to provide assistance on shore and help with day to day organisation.

We offer full training facilities.
Can You Help?
We're always looking for volunteers.

When do we meet?
We offer sailing two days a week from the beginning of
April to the end of October.

Tuesdays from 10am to 5pm
Fridays from 10am to 4pm

Sailability - New Forest & District
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