The new South East Regional Secretary is Stephen Myatt and you can contact him by emailing  Regional Secretaries. 

​The South East of England has a number of interesting places that can be explored with a dinghy apart from the well established South Coast venues.  These include:

Bewl Water -   the largest reservoir in South East England. It is surrounded by woodland. and straddles the boundary between Kent and East Sussex.  With waterside café, camp site, slipways  and many other facilities, it will provide a great  location for a rally. 

Bewl Water

Weir Wood Reservoir - situated on the northern edge of Ashdown Forest on the East Sussex border.   Before human intervention, the reservoir was a valley of the River Medway.   It is not as big as Bewl Water but is very rich in wildlife. 

Ardingly Reservoir -  located just north of Haywards Heath in West Sussex. It is both a local nature reserve and a place for a variety of watersports. There are launching facilities at the Ardingly Activity Centre. 
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If local hosts can be found, the Medway estuary   and locations along the Thames  would provide interesting rally venues. and there may be opportunities along the coast, e.g. at Rye.

Ardingly Reservoir

​Watch this space for the 2024 rally programme!

First confirmed date...
​3 - 6 May          Bewl Water
Dinghy cruising & camping event over the May Bank holiday weekend. Further details to follow.