I am afraid that we did not update our entry.

[kds]

If you need another destination - don't overlook Burnham on Sea.
The Guide books are a bit offputting, but 2 hours each side of High Water the entrance is straightforward. We now have a visitors pontoon and club bar is open Wed evenings and Sunday lunch time.
Pilotage details are on the website - which is up to date !
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/burnhamsailingclub/index2.htm
We would try and make you welcome !
Ken
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[Sailing_Matt]

Hi KDS, your link doesn't work.

 

[Csail]

Never tried Burnham so see you soon,
Bonny Mary. CBYC

 

[sb99]

Burnham is definately on our "To visit list"

One of the guys in the marina has been over a couple of times recently and was very enthusiatic.

Once I gain a bit more experience we will be over there.

 

[kds]

Sorry
Does this ?
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/burnhamsailingclub/
Ken

 

[sb99]

Yes, that works. Good info available on the site aswell

 

[Sneds]

Do those pontoons dry out?

 

[graham]

I was last over there about 2 years ago.you dried about 2 hrs after HW. Very friendly club,We have visited several times over the years and allways had a warm welcome.

 

[kds]

Yes the pontoons do dry out. I am in the river (Brue) further up from the pontoons and have water about 3 1/2 hous each side of high. But - can only get off boat 2 1/2 hours after. Getting on almost anytime is a breeze - if you like mud slides.
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[Csail]

What is there except the YC and are we ok with long keel drawing 4 ft ish?