Established in 1958, the Great Ouse Boating Association (GOBA) represents boaters on the rivers Great Ouse, Cam, Lark, Little Ouse, Wissey and associated East Anglian waterways.
Formed in 1911 and situated on an island in the river Nene, a little over a mile from Northampton town centre.
disabledboaters.org sharing tips, banter, info and promoting Accessibility on and by the waterways.
For folk who have a disablilty or mobility issues, their carers, partners and famililes. We aim to promote, advise and guide interested parties in the reality and needs of disabled, less able users of the waterways and towpaths.
Not only for boaters,but for vistiors and all those interested in our waterways.
Based at the Pike and Eel Hotel in Needingworth, the PEBC is one of the largest boat clubs on the River Great Ouse. They have many social gatherings and enjoy a full social calendar. Membership is open to all boat owners.
Based in St Neots and founded over 60 years ago, facilities include a large clubhouse with a bar, showers and toilets and an excellent slipway.
Since 1971 the Denver Cruising Club has run social events and represented boaters around Denver.
Bedford Boat Club is a private club located between Cardington lock and Priory marina which in 2010 celebrated its 60th anniversary.
Cambridge Motor Boat Club offer a clubhouse, beautiful grounds and limited moorings.