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 Image produced from the Ordnance Survey Get-a-map service. Image reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey and Multi Media Mapping Link to an illustrated history of the Club which was prepared by Geoffrey Bishop in 1982. This is a very interesting and finely produced document well worth reading (Click). More history of the club in the early post-war days by Rachel van der Meeren (Click)
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Hurst Castle
Sailing Club is a small but lively and friendly club where the emphasis is
on enjoyment rather than competition. It is situated at Keyhaven,
a tiny, tranquil village a few miles west of Lymington. The village is in an
idyllic position, at the head of a small estuary facing the Isle of Wight.
The river is protected from the open sea by a long shingle spit, at the tip of which is Hurst Castle, founded by Henry VIII, but extended over the years to provide a stout defence against potential invaders.
We have a full program of sailing events during the season, and there are popular social events throughout the year. We give a warm welcome to people of all ages, with a range of boating interests and levels of experience. We are very much a family- oriented club.
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