Papercourt Sailing Club

Good sailing for all the family

  • Optimist Open Meeting 15 September 2018
  • Solo Open 2017
  • Surrey Schools Regatta 18 March 2017
  • Surrey Schools Regatta 18 March 2017
  • Topper Open Meeting 8 April 2017
  • Sailability
  • Laser Open
  • Youth Saturday
  • Oppy Open
  • Racing

Welcome

Papercourt Sailing Club is extremely friendly and inclusive. It is run by the members for the members. We provide first class facilities and a wonderful, safe environment in which to learn and sail on our own 45 acre lake which is easily accessible near to junction 10 of the M25 and the A3 at Ripley in Surrey. Download a copy of our brochure here.

You can learn to sail here in our vibrant youth programme, which has over 150 children, or our adult training programme, enjoy our racing, which runs all year round, or just cruise. You can join the Club as a non-sailing individual or family, without owning a boat, learn to sail at very reasonable cost, make loads of friends, and get friendly advice about which boat to buy. Read more.

 

Latest News

Did You Miss Our Open Day?

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Oh dear, and our trial sails as part of the RYA Push the Boat Out on 18 May are also fully booked. You are still welcome to come and visit us, and if you email beforehand with the number of places you would like, the ages of any children and a mobile number we will add your name to the waiting list in case there is a cancellation.

Have Solo Will Travel

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Papercourt’s Solo travellers have notched up more successes. At the recent Inland Championships James Boyce came third; and at the Hayling Island SC open meeting Fraser Hayden came fourth.

RYA British Youth Sailing Regional Championships

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Last month 21 Papercourt youth sailors took part in the RYA British Youth Sailing London and South-East Regional Championships. The event attracted over 130 entries in Oppies, Toppers, Fevas and Teras, and for many was an indicator for zone squads.

Papercourt sailors took five of the top ten places in the Oppie fleet; won overall in the Topper fleet; and were placed second overall in the Feva fleet.

And to top it all, Papercourt was awarded the Development Trophy for the club with the most increased number of entrants.