Author: Elise Atkin

Rodney Myers has been in touch with the club to advise us that Johnny Blunden died aged 99 on his 99th birthday in early February.

Johnny was a founder member of the club in 1948. Rodney Myers and his sister Jane will be attending his funeral on March 4th at 2pm at Urchfont village church.

Rodney has kindly sent us these memories and a photo of Johnny to share with you, the members of HRSC.

The club was formed by a small bunch of enthusiasts in 1948 when Culdrose Air Station opened. They were very helpful & used to race their whalers on the Helford. The group who got the club started were Mr Kirby, Johnny Blunden, Bets Williams (then Betty Danby) Mary Gardiner, Peter Danby & Robin Momber. Bets is the sole survivor now. She was 19 years old in 1948 & now lives in Constantine, having lost 2 husbands. The committee originally met in a room at Selangor, Bar Road, where Bets lived with John Edwards (they were married). They needed more space, so my parents invited them to come to Trewince for meetings & social occasions & they got very involved in the development of HRSC. Johnny was a pilot at Culdrose flying Venoms & other prop planes & jets such as the Sea Vixen. He became great chums with my parents who sailed & raced an old gaff cutter called Otter. There is a framed photo of Otter in the club.

Trewince Hotel became almost a second mess for the young officers & Saturday nights was food, drink, dancing & party time. Several unfit to return to base so the large sofas were often occupied until breakfast time!

As a youngster Blunden was a bit of a hero for being a pilot of a jet, plus he had a lovely old Riley with running boards (always breaking down) plus he was a good sailor & became a huge family friend. He was Godfather to my younger sister who was christened at Culdrose. So, a long association & I last met him a few months ago on our way up country for a pub lunch.

Best Wishes to you & the club.

Rodney 

TICKETS NOW ON SALE! DON’T MISS OUT

Tickets only £47.50 but are limited so will be sold on a first come first served basis. Buy your Tickets & give your menu choice at the Clubhouse Bar

Luxury 3 course dinner and live music from the fantastic Holly Turton and the Stone Roots

6:30pm Arrival – until late.

7:30pm Dinner is Served

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9:15pm Live Music – Holly Turton & the Stone Roots

12 Midnight Finish

A fabulous evening of fine dining and dancing in the beautiful Greenbank Hotel. A perfect opportunity to get a group of friends together or to come alone, for a social and fun filled evening. We would particularly like to welcome new members and those that have not been before, as well as familiar faces. This is a perfect opportunity to get to know other club members. A very warm welcome awaits all.

Tickets are limited and will be sold on a first come first served basis from the HRSC bar. Menu choices to be given to bar staff when purchasing tickets. Please advise of any allergies.

Holly Turton and The Stone Roots can be found on You Tube https://www.youtube.com/@stoneroots9844. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cI9T2ZGTc6Q They are an excellent band and come highly recommended by club members.

Menu – please give choices when purchasing tickets: CLICK HERE TO SEE THE MENU

PLUS A FANTASTIC OFFER FROM THE GREENBANK HOTEL
Special 10% Bed & Breakfast Discount on all rooms for the night, call the hotel on 01326312440 to book.

Don’t miss out – tickets on sale now!

Join us this Wednesday evening from 8pm for a fascinating talk from Ian Jones, CEO of Goonhilly Earth Station, as he discusses his work at Goonhilly, along with sharing some fascinating and entertaining facts.

Our bar will be open as usual so come along early and mingle with other members alongside the beautiful Helford River.

Food available from 18:00-19:30 – a choice between a curry, a burger or fish & chips! Please book food in advance on 01326 231606 or via email [email protected]

UPCOMING SOCIAL EVENTS at HRSC

JANUARY 17th WEDNESDAY 8PM – TALK – IAN JONES CEO GOONHILLY EARTH STATION

JANUARY 21st SUNDAY 2PM – LIVE MUSIC WILL EASON & JOE HURWORTH

JANUARY 26th FRIDAY 7:30PM – ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

FEBRUARY 3rd SATURDAY 8PM – QUIZ NIGHT

FEBRUARY 7th WEDNESDAY 8PM – TALK BY Cpt IRWIN COMMANDING OFFICER RNAS CULDROSE

DINNER DANCE 2024 – SATURDAY MARCH 2ND – With Band the STONE ROOTS

Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Helford River Sailing Club will be held at the Clubhouse at 19.30 hrs on Friday 26th January 2024

The Helford River Sailing Club is hosting the Pralla Singers for a Winter Solstice Concert on December 22nd, starting at 6:30 pm and going late into the night. Join us for an enchanting evening filled with beautiful melodies and festive vibes.Don’t miss the magic! See you on December 22nd!

Join us at Helford River Sailing Club on Wednesday, December 20th, for a festive evening of carol singing and music featuring St Keverne Band.

Don’t miss out on the holiday cheer and good company! See you there!

Countdown to a spectacular New Year’s Eve! Join us for the ultimate celebration on December 31st, starting at 9 pm and partying into the early hours of January 1st. Get ready for a night of live music that will have you dancing into the New Year, courtesy of the amazing Tiger Tales. Don’t miss out on the festivities and the chance to ring in 2024 with style.

A Special Menu will be served between 6 & 8pm. Please see the menu below.

Booking is essential so please call 01326 23606 or email [email protected]

See you at the party!

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Helford to L’Aber Wrac’h Race report 2024
ByRichard
Friday July 5th, 2024

The 63rd Helford to L’Aber Wrac’h race was held on 28th June 2024. There were 23 yachts entered, 5 French and 18 English, taking on the challenge of the Channel crossing. Three yachts took the decision not to start so 21 yachts crossed the line with a good westerly breeze. Unfortunately the wind died at dusk and did not return so no yachts were able to finish the race before the time limit was up. 14 yachts used their ‘Iron topsails’ to reach L’Aber Wrac’h in time for the reception at Yacht Club des Abers.

Rob Hewett gave a speech en francais. He said:

‘It is always difficult to manage the race when there is no wind, and too much wind. Sometimes entrants are not happy with their handicap or ask that we change how the race is run. But we must remember that historically one of the reasons for the race is to assist those who wish to cross the Channel for the first time. This was exactly the case for one of the entrants, Coral Carona, this year and they were very happy. Perfect!’

It has refreshed the spirit of the race, to encourage people to cross the Channel in company.

One prize was presented, The Marie-Jo trophy, to the youngest competitor in the race. This was presented to Jeanne Caraes, who took part with her father and grandfather on Calypso. Four generations of the Caraes family have now taken part in this race.

We were also pleased to welcome the COGS (Cornwall Offshore Group Sailing) Yachts to join the HRSC Helford to L’Aber Wrac’h race this year and hope they will return next year.

The race was preceded by an excellent Champagne recovery party, at HRSC, with great music by The Stowes and a tasty bar-b-que by the Club caterers. Thanks must go to the YCA for the Race reception, the port of L’Aber Wrac’h, and Daniel Dagorn for the YCA Reception photographs. Also to Rob Hewett, Anthony Jenkin and Johnny Walker, those who manned the Start line, and those who arranged and helped with a great Champagne reception.

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Job Positions Available
ByRichard
Monday June 10th, 2024Monday June 10th, 2024

Ollie and Nathan are seeking new staff at HRSC. If any of your family or friends are interested, please get in with […]

AUTUMN / WINTER SOCIAL EVENTS at HRSC

DECEMBER 20th WEDNESDAY 7:30PM | CAROLS WITH ST KEVERNE BAND

DECEMBER 22nd FRIDAY 6.30PM | PRALLA SINGERS WINTER SOLSTICE CONCERT

DECEMBER 31st SUNDAY | NEW YEARS EVE PARTY – LIVE MUSIC TIGER TALES @ 9PM

JANUARY 6th SATURDAY 8PM | NEW YEAR QUIZ

JANUARY 17th WEDNESDAY 8PM TBC | TALK – IAN JONES CEO GOONHILLY EARTH STATION

JANUARY 21st SUNDAY 2PM | LIVE MUSIC WILL EASON & JOE HURWORTH

FEBRUARY 3rd SATURDAY 8PM | QUIZ NIGHT

FEBRUARY 7th WEDNESDAY 8PM | TALK BY Cpt IRWIN COMMANDING OFFICER RNAS CULDROSE

DINNER DANCE 2024 | SATURDAY MARCH 2ND With Band the STONE ROOTS

Join us on this Saturday, November 25th, for our Christmas Craft Fair. This festive event is dedicated to raising funds for the RNLI, a vital organization in our community and for our members.

All stalls showcase the work of local artisans, highlighting the incredible creativity in our area. This is a wonderful opportunity to support and celebrate the talents of our local craftspeople. Importantly, every penny earned from table rentals will be donated to the RNLI, a cause we are genuinely passionate about. 😄

Capture the spirit of the season and share a piece of the Helford River with your friends and family! We’re delighted to announce the availability of our limited edition Helford River Sailing Club Christmas cards, each featuring a charming depiction of our clubhouse adorned in festive decorations.

These exclusive Christmas cards are a perfect way to spread holiday cheer and keep your loved ones connected to the beauty of our sailing club. Whether you’re near or far, these cards offer a warm glimpse into the joyous atmosphere at Helford River during this special time of the year.

Available from the BAR | £2.50 per Card

Undoubtedly, this was destined to be a monumental night in the HRSC calendar. Throughout the summer, our adventurous junior sailors, supported by our fantastic volunteers, braved all types of weather to master the fundamentals of sailing and enhance their proficiency in the ever-changing conditions of the Helford River.

HERE’s a Review of the Event by our Captain of Juniors – Vanessa Glossop

What an unforgettable night! As anticipated, Posh Nosh truly stood out as one of the Club’s most spectacular evenings this year. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all of you for your unwavering support and for sharing in an absolutely splendid and enjoyable night. Flight 42 truly set the stage for an extraordinary party!

Of course, the spotlight of the night shone brightly on our remarkable Juniors. Let’s take a moment to celebrate the well-deserved awards we presented:

Optimist Champion Cup – Rose Lawry: Recognized for her exceptional attendance, positive attitude, boundless enthusiasm, and her invaluable assistance in launching and retrieving boats. Rose consistently goes above and beyond.

Acorn Cup for great potential – Tiggy: Awarded for her fearless participation in cup and regatta racing, her resilience, and her determination to persevere, even after experiencing a boom collision twice this season.

Carol Lawrence Cup for the most promising newcomer – Yolanda: Despite her wrist injury (not related to sailing with us, we must clarify), Yolanda proved to be a versatile standout, making her mark in her first year with us.

Topper Cup for the best single-hander – Oliver Stone: His unwavering determination and resilience were evident when he capsized at least ten times during the May Cup but remained determined to finish, except for missing the final race due to a head injury.

Most Improved Junior Cup – Pearl Nolan: Pearl’s dedication to learning, her ability to absorb and apply feedback, and her natural talent allowed her to make remarkable progress throughout the season.

Dubois Junior Cup – Lucas Shepherd: Lucas earned this award through outstanding racing performances, including an impressive 4th place finish in the May Cup.

Junior Yacht Helm Cup – Olivia Cattle: Recognized for her exceptional performance as a Junior Helm and her commendable attitude, which left a lasting impression on Ed, the keelboat owner she helmed for. Her killer smile is an added bonus!

Andrew Ward Cup for consistency, courtesy, and commitment – Florence Cunliffe: Florence’s capabilities, dedication, and helpfulness to others, along with her continuous pursuit of improvement, have made her a standout sailor.

The Hewett Family Cup – Jo and Seb Rowe: This award is a tribute to a family that holds a special place in the hearts of our junior sailing team. Jo and Seb are known for their unwavering commitment, organizational skills, and their tireless efforts to ensure smooth sailing. We would be lost without them.

The Stella Cup for excellence in attitude and attainment – Daisy Norton: Recognized for her unwavering determination in facing challenges head-on and for her consistent progress in the sport. (Apologies for the tears when presenting this one; it always gets to us. The Stella Cup is a […]

Make sure you head down to the clubhouse for a Sunday Roast soon. They’re getting rave reviews! | Sundays 12-2pm

This week, Andre is preparing cauliflower, leek, and mustard cheese, and his gravy received rave reviews last week, so be sure to join us for a delicious meal. We’ll have topside of beef from Dales, pork, and incredibly flavourful turkey, as well as a walnut and cranberry nut roast. Additionally, we’ll serve Yorkshire puddings, thyme-roasted potatoes, balsamic red cabbage, a winter root vegetable puree, stuffing, red wine-infused gravy, heritage carrots, locally-sourced greens, and parsnips.

Enjoy wonderful views, drinks and great food this Sunday at HRSC

To reserve a table call the clubhouse on 01326 231606

Posh Nosh is making a comeback! This year, we’re shaking things up with a more relaxed atmosphere and a lively band to keep our young sailors entertained! Come join us this Saturday night at 6:30pm for fantastic food and great company. We highly recommend making a reservation in advance!

PLEASE Pay at the bar in return for a BBQ ticket and pudding ticket.

2-COURSE BBQ and pudding

Adults and big kids £15 per head

Small kids £10 per head

1-COURSE just BBQ

Adults and big kids £12 per head

Small kids £7 per head

BBQ MENU

Artisan Lamb Kebab – Lebanese Flat Bread – Loaded Salad – Mint Yogurt

Artisan Chicken Kebab – Lebanese Flat Bread – Loaded Salad – Garlic Mayo

Artisan Smoked Artichoke Kebab – Lebanese Flat Bread – Loaded Salad – Truffle Yogurt

MINI BBQ MENU for SMALL KIDS

Mini Chicken Kebab – Salad – Flatbread

Loaded Hot Dog –  Fries

Loaded Veggie Dog – Fries

DESSERT

Chocolate Trifle – Chantilly Cream – Caramel

Lemon Cheesecake – Almond – Yuzu Biscuit

Bramble Meringue – Berry Compote – Cream

Our Dessert Station will be set up on the waitress counter. If you are having a dessert, you may grab and go when you have finished your main BBQ, in exchange for a dessert ticket.

The Helford Sailing Club Dinghy Regatta was a thrilling event that showcased the impressive skills of both young and adult sailors. The competition was fierce, and the results of the HRSC Regatta clearly highlighted the talent and determination of the participants.

In the Under 18 category, Rafa Oakes and Gus Harris secured a well-deserved 1st place with their exceptional teamwork and sailing finesse. Martha Philpott’s impressive performance earned her the 2nd position, demonstrating her dedication to the sport. The 3rd place was secured by the dynamic duo of Lucas Shepherd and Jackson Cunliffe, whose joint efforts navigated them through challenging conditions.

The adult participants displayed their sailing prowess as well, with Jonathan Cunliffe clinching the top spot in the Adults category. Philip Philpott’s sailing skills earned him the 2nd place, while Rupert Whelan’s performance secured the 3rd position.

The regatta was a true testament to the dedication of the sailors and the supportive environment of the Helford Sailing Club. The event saw an impressive turnout of 14 junior participants, reflecting the enthusiasm and interest among young sailors. Despite the tricky conditions marked by strong gusts throughout the day, the sailors showcased their resilience and adaptability, even in the face of occasional capsizes.

Overall, the Helford Sailing Club Dinghy Regatta was a resounding success, with participants of all ages exhibiting their sailing abilities and contributing to the event’s vibrant atmosphere.

As always we would like to thank our Captains of Dinghies for their efforts to make the event happen as well as our Safety Boat Crew and everyone who assisted on the day.

The Regatta Tea this year at Helford River Sailing Club took an unexpectedly bustling turn, as both the tide and weather conspired to challenge the timings of the festivities. Participants from Falmouth Sailing Week sought refuge in HRSC’s hospitality, complete with fantastic cakes, sandwiches, and teas, all meticulously coordinated by Di Best & our social committee.

The tide, unusually low for this years Regatta Tea, compelled our liberty boat crews to disembark passengers at Golden Gear steps, from where the competitors faced a short trek across Treath’s beach to reach the club. Thirsty sailors found solace in the Ale bar, while the Cornish Food Hub’s BBQ filled plates, and racers.

The party really started as the clubhouse came alive with live music from Tiger Tales. At least 150 members and sailing guests found themselves dancing along to the music by the end of the evening. The terrace offered a perfect vantage point, treating everyone to the full panorama of the Helford River.

Despite the challenges, the Regatta Tea turned into a resounding success, a testament to the spirit of camaraderie and celebration that binds the sailing community together.

We’d like to thank everyone who donated their food, time and efforts to making the event such a success.

Dear Members,
 
It’s that time of year where Falmouth Sailing Week is nearly upon on us. As a Club we are always very proud to host the Falmouth Week Regatta Tea on the first day. It has always been a great occasion on our social calendar, with wrap around entertainment and evening food being planned as usual. Members old and new, please join in on Sunday 6th August from 3pm.
 
As is usual, we’d like to rally the troops to help bring our famous HRSC tea for the sailors together. Please could we have a raise of hands for your generous platter donations? Sandwiches, sausage rolls, quiches, tartlets, cakes, brownies and any picnic-style delights are most welcome.
 
Please let our Captain of Social, Diana Best, know on [email protected] or 07557342805 what you will be delivering to us on the day so we can make sure we have a diverse spread for all tastes. If you are able to volunteer on the day to help with plating up and clearing away please also talk to Diana.
 
Food donations can be dropped off as usual from 11am on Sunday 6th August at the Club and someone will be here to gladly receive them.
 
Many, many thanks in advance, your generosity really makes the wheels go round on this fabulous event.
 
Best wishes,
 
Vanessa Glossop
Vice Commodore’s Wife and Captain of Juniors. 

The Helford River Sailing Club’s tradition of hosting the hungry sailors of Falmouth Sailing Week is a well known and traditional event. It’s a great way to foster camaraderie among sailors, sharing super delicious cakes, sandwiches, and teas while rekindling friendships that have developed over the years of attending the races.

As always there will be tea, homemade sandwiches & cakes galore as well as fantastic food from the Cornish Food Hub plus amazing live music from ‘the Tiger Tales’ who will be playing from 5.30pm.

The Cornish Food Hub will be offering a wonderful BBQ all day!

Please let our Captain of Social, Diana Best, know on [email protected] or 07557342805 what you will be delivering to us on the day so we can make sure we have a diverse spread for all tastes. If you are able to volunteer on the day to help with plating up and clearing away please also talk to Diana.

Maija is a 50 year old Pioneer 10, owned by Chris Olsen. She races and does well in the HRSC Wednesday Evening Series. 

Only three years ago, she was a boat yard derelict at Waldringfield in Suffolk. Her current owner got her seaworthy and with her current race crew was delivered to Gweek, where she was restored, mostly by Chris.

She performed well in the Falmouth Classics last year, but excelled herself this time around. As long as she does well in the forthcoming Fowey Classics, she stands in good stead to win her class and possibly “best boat” of the whole classic series.

Thank you Chris Newman for informing us of this fantastic story for the Helford sailing community

*NEW DATE & TIMES*

DUE TO BAD WEATHER THE MAY CUP HAS BEEN MOVED TO SUNDAY 16TH

On the Water at 1:00 PM | First race starts at 1:30 PM | BBQ at Clubhouse starts 5.30pm

Helford River Sailing Club is set to commemorate a remarkable milestone this summer as it prepares to host the 50th running of the May Cup on July 15th 16th. The annual family sailing race, with its long history, holds a special place in the hearts of the May family, whose deep connection with the Helford River spans several generations.

The love affair between the May family and Helford River began in the 1950s when Susanna May’s grandparents, Jack and Lynn Hills, first holidayed in the picturesque village. During that time, Fido May’s parents resided in Restronguet, and he often ventured to Helford, fostering a fondness for the area that would be passed down through the generations.

In the early years, Jack Hills became a member of the Helford River Sailing Club, fuelling his family’s passion for sailing. The three Hills siblings, Susanna, Martin, and Mimi, grew up learning to sail on the river, immersing themselves in the exhilaration and serenity that the Helford waters provided. Their early experiences on the water laid the foundation for a lifelong connection with the sailing club.

The family’s association with Helford River Sailing Club solidified when Susanna and Fido tied the knot and started a family of their own around 1964 or 1965. The May family’s sailing adventures extended beyond the river, with memories of a voyage to France aboard a Silhouette 17 etched in their minds from those early years. While Fido preferred the speed of motorboats over traditional sailing vessels, he always found a way to contribute by serving as the rescue boat for various river events and Falmouth Week, demonstrating his unwavering support for the RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution). Through these endeavours, he forged connections with the skippers of working boats around Falmouth, further enriching the family’s maritime experiences.

In the May family’s sailing chronicles, a special place is reserved for the oyster dredger named Mary Rose, a vessel treasured by all. While Mary Rose was never raced due to its unfavourable tacking capabilities, it symbolized the spirit of family togetherness on the water, providing countless unforgettable moments for the May family.

In 1971, Susanna assumed the role of a dedicated sailing instructor, teaching her children and others in the community how to sail in a Mirror dinghy. This endeavour inspired Susanna to organize a handicap race that would bring together sailors of all ages and abilities. Her husband, took it upon himself to find a trophy, leading to the birth of the May Cup in 1973.

As the years passed, the May family’s sailing journey evolved. In their teenage years, they entered the Delta cohort, an entirely different sailing experience. Their vessel, Triton, numbered 19, competed in the Delta Championship, the Nairn Cup, and the regular weekly races. Sailing in the 1970s presented its challenges, with courses set from The Point and […]

The 62nd Helford to L’Aber Wrac’h race was held on 23rd June 2023 This year we had thirteen yachts, 6 French and 7 English, taking on the challenge of the Channel crossing, with 11 boats crossing the finish line. 

The wind was changeable, starting with a good breeze on the nose, which then went Westerly and variable near the French coast in the morning, the ultimate boat taking 3 hours to go six miles. 

The 1st five yachts finished within within 32 minutes of each other, a credit to the handicap committee. Only two boats retired, one motoring on to L’Aber Wrac’h, seeing seven pods of dolphins and two whales on the way and the other returning to Helford.

The prizegiving was held at the Yacht Club des Abers with a speech by David Kerlan, Mayor of Landeda & L’Aber Wrac’h and Rob Hewett, representing HRSC. Rob and Sue Hewett presented the prizes.

RACE RESULTS – The Winners

1st Calypso Jean Francoise Caraes

2nd  & Sundancer Trophy for 1st Helford Yacht –  Xenia Paddy Royall 

3rd Atahualpa David Guillam

Marie Jo Trophy was awarded to James Christie on Xenia, as the youngest competitor in the race.

The Bobby Martin Trophy for the 1st Yacht under 30” was awarded to Chris Clark on Grand Cru

FULL RACE RESULTS

Thanks must go to Daniel Dagorn, for the Prizegiving photographs and the YCA for the Race reception. Also to Rob Hewett, Anthony Jenkin, Johnny Walker, John Mills for Race Organization, and those who arranged and helped with a great Champagne reception.

Prepare to embark on an unforgettable adventure as the much-anticipated Helford River L’Aberwrach Race comes to Helford River Sailing Club! This will be the clubs 62nd annual race and is taking place on Friday 23 June 2023. It’s an exhilarating channel crossing challenge and is a true test of seamanship, endurance, and strategy. We invite you to join us on this remarkable journey that crosses the vast expanse of the English Channel. Or just come along to the fabulous Champagne Reception on Thursday June 22nd, its up to you 🙂

This race has become a celebrated highlight in the Helford River Sailing Club calendar. So don’t miss out!

ALL ENTRY FORMS AND COASTGUARD FORMS CAN BE FOUND HERE

Tomorrow night, we will host a RECOVERY PARTY welcoming the arrival of our French boats. Champagne will flow & Pimms will be poured between 7 & 8pm. Don’t forget to buy your raffle ticket which might give you chance to win a bottle of Champagne.

The Cornish Food Hub will be serving up their legendary food starting from 5.30pm. So get ready for a feast fit for champions! The main bar will remain open long into the night. PLUS: Prepare to have your spirits lifted by the sensational sounds of Cornish band, the Stowes

The real action begins on Friday as the race kicks off in a blaze of glory! As is traditional before the race there will be a morning breakfast served before the competitors leave – details & timings to follow.

You can find the entry forms, Notice of Race, and Coastguard forms for the race here. Make sure to dot your i’s and cross your t’s, as French customs require the forename, surname, date, and place of birth for all crew members prior to the race. Rest assured, the dedicated L’Aber Wrac’h Committee has gone above and beyond to ensure a seamless arrival in France.

Mark your calendars, folks! The L’Aber Wrac’h Champagne Reception is an event you won’t want to miss. We can’t wait to see each and every one of you there!

Celebrate Dad’s special day with a delicious two-course meal for only £19! And that’s not all! As a token of appreciation for all the amazing fathers out there, we’re offering the Dads of your group a complimentary pint of their choice. Join us for an afternoon filled with good food, great company, and the stunning riverside views of Helford.

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to make Father’s Day truly special.

We’ll be serving Beef, Pork Belly & Nut Roasts plus our exciting menu of delicious deserts.

SUNDAY JUNE 18th

Book at table now to reserve your spot! Call our clubhouse on 01326 231606