As a section of the Camping and Caravanning Club, all our camping events are open to Camping and Caravanning Club members (including Canoe-camping Club members) only. Anyone participating must be a member of the Camping and Caravanning Club before attending a meet.

Please remember to bring your Club membership cards to all club events, since we are required to check and record memberships are current.  We also need to record BRITISH CANOEING numbers for those who have them. Paddlers need to be a member of the Canoe-camping Club and/or one of Britain's paddlesport National Governing Bodies*.   These are needed to ensure that we are covered by the Club's and British Canoeing's insurance.
Canoeing and kayaking are ‘assumed risk’ ‘water contact’ activities, however serious accidents are very rare.
Participants should be aware of and accept these risks, and be responsible for their own action and involvement.
All participants in club trips or meets do so at their own risk, and neither the Club nor its officers can accept any liability for loss or injury of any kind sustained whilst on a Club trip, meet or other activity.

*British Canoeing / Canoe Wales / Canoe NI / The Scottish Canoe Association

This month...

**cancelled** GRAND UNION CANAL - day paddle - Apologies for short notice
Sunday 23 August 2020
Contact Pete Bradshaw

This trip was originally planned for the River Cam - but is now not practical due to social distancing requirements.

Apologies for short notice

This is an out and back trip from Campbell Park, Milton Keynes (no car shuttle needed), heading north and west on this contour section of canal with views at times over the surrounding countryside. There are no locks on this section, so no portages necessary. It is intended to take a coffee break and, later, lunch at Stantonbury Park, where there should be space to socially distance. The newly-regenerated railway town of Wolverton is intended as a destination (5.5 miles each way, total 11 miles) but trips of different distances are possible so the more ambitious may wish to opt for the Gt Ouse Aqueduct (6.5 miles each way, total 13 miles) (please let me know if you are interested in this option) or those seeking a shorter trip may opt to stop at Stantonbury Park and await our return (3 miles each way, total 6 miles). This is a suburban section (so the tow path is likely to be busy) but it is attractively green and enhanced with artwork. There are no toilets either at the start or en route.

 Following coronavirus guidelines, participants will be split into groups of no more than 6 people, each group paddling independently.

You must not attend if you, or anyone in your household, has symptoms of coronavirus. If you develop symptoms after the trip, please let me know

Location Milton Keynes
Organiser - Anne Dorber