Circulation Pattern

Circulation Rules

The National Rowing Academy boat fleet and booking policy

1) Book a Boat at Strathclyde Park: £ 2.00 per seat/per outing

• All bookings should be made to the Park Booking office (01698 402060)
• Bookings can be made at any time.
• Any bookings not used will be charged to club/individual concerned
• Any damage must be entered in the damage book.
• Greyed out boats are currently away, either for refurbishment or on loan.

2) Book a Boat away from Park: £ 5.00 per seat/per day

Boats can be booked up to 30 days before an event.

1. First priority will be given to applications from clubs who do not have the boat type requested.
2. Second priority will be given to applications from clubs who are already using all their own equipment at an event.
3. Third priority will be given to all other applications.
4. Applications will finally be prioritised in the order in which they are received.

Any request to take a boat away from the Park should be completed on the attached form and emailed to the address on the form. Once availability is confirmed the boat can be booked direct with the Park. Any bookings not used will be charged to the club/individual concerned.
Any damage must be entered in the damage log.

3) Book a Trailer £ 25.00 per day

• All bookings should be made to the Park Booking Office
• Any bookings not used will be charged to the club/individual concerned
• Any damage must be entered in the damage log
• All payments for boat hire must be made to the Park booking office before the equipment is released on the water or removed from the Park.

The Association has insured all its equipment but the reserves the right to charge users the cost of any uninsured loss resulting from damage to its equipment.

The Association reserves the right to restrict the use of this equipment when necessary.

Facility Bookings

Boathouse Fitness Club

The National Rowing Academy was developed by the Scottish Amateur Rowing Association with principal funding support from sportscotland lottery fund, North Lanarkshire Council,
Scottish Enterprise Lanarkshire and the Portobello Water Sports Trust