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Paddling sessions and where we meet
The club has two "homes". These are our Club House at Colt Hill which is on the Basingstoke Canal near Odiham and the QMC Sports Centre Swimming Pool, Basingstoke.
Our main Club night is Wednesday evening and is either at Colt Hill (summer) or QMC (winter). We will be re-starting our Wednesday QMC Pool sessions on 19th September.
Thoughout the year, when there are no other Club activities orgnaised, we also paddle at Colt Hill on Saturday mornings
Look at our club sessions page to find out more.
Want to give it a try or just get in touch?
BADCC is known locally as a social canoe club where all are welcome to learn, develop and experience open canoe and kayaking to whatever level you want. We take part in a wide range of paddling sports and have a great group of British Canoeing qualified coaches.
If you feel like giving this sport a try with us, please get in touch, by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to see what we can do for you! Someone will usually reply quickly to let you know where and when will be best for you. For a copy of the membership form Click Here
Taster Days
Once a month until September in 2019
We shall be running kayak taster days on the Basingstoke Canal at Odiham. These days are an opportunity to spend about an hour in a kayak to see whether you enjoy it and would like to come back for more
Back to the Basingstoke Canal - Spring & Summer 2019
We are paddling on the Basingstoke Canal in the Spring and Summer (April to September)
On Wednesdays we paddle on the Basingstoke Canal and meet at 6:30pm at Colt Hill, Odiham. We are generally finished by 8:30pm (finish time depends on daylight so tends to be earlier in April and September!)
In addition, we also have some sessions on Saturday mornings from 9:30 - 12:30. These do not happen every week, so you need to look at the Club Calendar
BCU Aquatic First Aid Level 2
30th and 31st March 2019
This is the 16 hour first aid course and is being run in combination with a Level 1 course (attendance on the Level 1 course within the previous 4 weeks is a pre-requisite for the Level 2 course.)
Holding an 16 hour first aid qualification is a requirement for British Canoeing Level 3 Coaches and new Level 2 coaches with moderate water endorsement.
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