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Tuesday Evening Club Nights

PCC club night is on Tuesday evenings throughout the year which we split into 2 seasons

POOL SESSIONS (October - April)

Meeting at Torbay Leisure Centre pool, 8:45pm.  Pool sessions are 9pm to 10pm

Cost: £5 per member per session.  Payable on the night.  Contactless Payments Only, please.  No Cash (sorry)

Non-Members may have 1 free taster session

Operating Procedures for Pool Sessions can be found here: PCC Official

Summer Season (May-September)

Meeting at different places in and around the Torbay area, normally at 7pm

Cost: Free

Locations vary each year so see Events Calendar or the latest newsletter for details.

Feel free to use your own kit if you have it.  If you wish to hire club kit you will need to contact a committee member two days before a trip (at the latest) to organize. Cost will be £2 per session.  Due to parking difficulties the club will not bring spare club boats to most summer paddles because the club trailer is too difficult to park. See the club kit page for full details on kit.

Summer Tuesday night trips vary a lot but usually involve a paddle on the sea or one of the local rivers and estuaries, sometimes involving trips to pubs or having barbecues.  We try to do a bit of everything for everybody and they are usually fine for anyone who understands the basics of kayaking.