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Kingston Rowing Club is one of the oldest rowing clubs in the world. Founded in 1858, the club has a strong reputation for success, both on the domestic and international rowing scene. With the club based on the River Thames between Kingston Bridge and Teddington Lock, our rowers enjoy one of the longest, and calmest, non-tidal stretches of river in the UK, with over 7 kilometres of navigable water.

Rowing for Everyone

Masters

Four older men in a 4+ rowing boat, wearing red and white striped kit
Competitors from 27 years to well above 60

Venue Hire

A large event space with wooden floors and ceilings. A balcony can be seen out the windows overlooking the River Thames. There are tables and chairs arranged in the room, with red and white drapes coming from a mirror ball in the centre of the ceiling.
Our charming clubhouse is the perfect riverside location for your special event. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer beautiful south-facing views of the river and flood the venue with natural light, as well as a large open air balcony that runs along the entire length of the hall.

Annual General Meeting

A red Kingston Rowing Club blazer showing a pair of white crossed oars with the letters "K", "R", and "C" written around them. The pocket contains an entry badge for Remenham Club and a pair of glasses. Also visible is a red and white horizontal striped tie.
The Annual General Meeting will be held on 24th July 2022 11:30am at the clubhouse.

A copy of the Rules & Bylaws indicating amendments proposed by the Executive Committee are appended to the notice board in the main hall. Rules in relation to standing for KRC Office are set out in the existing Rules & Bylaws.

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The President's Boat Fund