Little Ship Club

About Little Ship Club

 The Little Ship Club was formed in 1926 when 27 enthusiasts decided that during the winter months, then the dead season, many keen sailing people would be glad of an opportunity to get together and swap yarns.

So rather unusually, the club does not maintain moorings or marinas but that does not stop it having an extensive cruising and rallying programme.

The modern clubhouse sits on Three Cranes Walk, with a spectacular view of the Thames and is within spitting distance of Southwark Bridge in the City of London.

Social

The club has a very active social calendar with regular Tuesday evening club nights. It offers an a la carte lunchtime menu. and it had a library and several rooms for meetings.

Training

The club has a proud history of training and maintains a range of onshore RYA courses and their own customised courses. These are rather interesting and include boat electrics, ropework, practical weather for boaters and astro-navigation.

Accommodation

The club has 6 cabin style rooms, making a stay in London affordable to members and reciprocal guests alike.

Club status

The club is open.

The club is accepting reciprocal visits.

Facilities

Dress code

Dress while in the Club should be, as a minimum, smart casual. This does not include shorts, studded, frayed, torn or overly faded jeans, t-shirts or trainers. In the event that smart jeans are worn, they should be accompanied by a collared shirt or blouse and shoes of an appropriate nature, which does not include trainers, plimsolls, other sports shoes or non-dress boots.