Barnt Green Sailing Club

Looks like it'll be a nice place when its full of water again

My boys have both learnt to sail at Barnt Green Sailing club. It is an idyllic location very quiet and family friendly. The club members go out of their way to make you feel welcome and my boys had a great time. They have been back to book more courses and worked from level 1 to start racing . Would highly recommend this for any parents looking for childrens sailing lessons

I'm saddened really by the elite" that think themselves above everyone else.On the way to the rowing club your bombarded with private signs

Lovely walk was nice to see the water up so high as well.

Wife was paddle boarding today, I enjoyed the view and piece nd quiet. Very nice just needs to accept Disabled people need some consideration, long walk from the public car park and no disabled toilets advertised.

Great family club everyone mucks in to make it happen. The children have a great time. You can get a long way on club kit

A very friendly sailing club with racing throughout the year, training and social events. Also supports SUPPs

Terrible service, i came back a year later after my previous assault. What i found was truly horrifying, the large lady who previously tried to eat me chased after me once she recognised who i was. She again tried setting their poor german shephard dog onto me but once again, he simply wanted a stroke. The drunk man later came out of the cottage, broken bottle in hand, he swung and tried to glass me. I said i see you know your judo well" he tried swatting me again with the glass bottle and i said "THIS IS DEMOCRACY MANIFEST!!" i was simply trying to enjoy my succulent chinese meal and all these people were attacking me just for being near the pond they believe they own."

Lovely family club, with affordable training for all levels of sail and power boats. Had lots of very enjoyable days sailing at this club. New members welcome

Please note that this review is not about the Boat Club but the walks in its vicinity. At present the footpaths are in a dreadful state. Wet winter weather often renders the footpaths muddy and unpleasant. Since the advent of Covid 19 many more people have been walking in the area and this has inevitably caused some erosion. My suggestion would be to avoid the area unless there is a hard frost or wait until later in the year when paths have recovered.