What does the club offer for beginners and more experienced rowers?

We support pathways like Learn to Row, Masters Rowing, and Coastal Rowing, and you can join rowing programs suited to your level.

Where and when do club activities happen?

Our rowing pathways run through the club, including options such as Learn to Row and Masters Rowing, and you can check the membership details to get started.

How do I join or register with Tailem Bend Rowing Club?

Join through the membership pathway on Rowing SA’s clubs and membership information, then follow the steps to connect with the club.

Tailem Bend Rowing Club | Coorong District Council,

Tailem Bend Rowing Club is a prominent sports club located in the Coorong District Council of Australia. With a rich history and a dedication to the sport of rowing, Tailem Bend Rowing Club offers a welcoming and inclusive environment for athletes of all ages and abilities.

Rowing holds a special place in Australia's national sporting and cultural heritage, and the Tailem Bend Rowing Club is proud to be a part of this tradition. The sport has deep roots in Australia, dating back to the 19th century when Edward “Ned” Trickett won Australia's first-ever sporting World Championship in 1867. Since then, Australian rowing has consistently achieved success at major international competitions, earning multiple medals for the country. It is a cornerstone Olympic sport, recognised for its health benefits and appeal to athletes across generations.

In October 2023, it was announced that Beach Sprint Rowing would be added to the Olympic programme for the 2028 Olympic Games. This exciting development presents an opportunity for the Tailem Bend Rowing Club to contribute to the growth of the nation's elite Coastal Rowing programme.

The club is committed to providing safe, fun, and healthy opportunities for Australians of all ages and abilities to participate in the sport. Located at the West Lakes Precinct, the club offers a modern and vibrant brunch and lunch experience in a picturesque lakeside setting. Local, fresh ingredients are utilised to create an array of flavours inspired by cuisines from around the world. Their farm in the Adelaide Hills provides fresh fruits and vegetables for the menu.

The club's menu includes traditional brunch favourites, as well as unique and exciting dishes for those seeking something new.

The club operates throughout the week, opening at 7:30 am and closing at varying times based on the day of the week. Interested individuals can check the menu or make a reservation through the club's website. Safety reminders and the option to subscribe to the club's newsletter are also available on their website.

Tailem Bend Rowing Club is grateful for the support of their official and corporate partners. They are proud to be located at 100 Military Road, West Lakes Shore, SA 5020, providing an accessible and convenient location for members and visitors alike.

With its commitment to the sport of rowing and fostering a supportive community, Tailem Bend Rowing Club is a fantastic choice for those looking to immerse themselves in the rich tradition and health benefits of rowing in the Coorong District Council area.