Kayak and Canoe skills in the Scottish Borders and Northumberland
Border Kayak and Canoe Club (BKCC) is a “SCIO”, and registered as a charity with OSCR, the Scottish Charity Regulator.
BKCC’s purpose is to promote kayaking and canoeing, through offering coaching and led trips. All our coaches and leaders hold qualifications recognised by Paddle Scotland and Paddle UK. Our members are typically from the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland, towns such as Berwick-upon-Tweed, Wooler, Coldstream, Kelso, Melrose, Duns, etc.
BKCC activities at sea are typically from Berwick-upon-Tweed, on rivers such as the Tweed, Teviot and Till, and the Whiteadder Reservoir. We also conduct indoor swimming pool sessions to practise rescue techniques in a safe warm pool environment.
New Club Postings
- Winter pool sessions @ Kelso leisure centrePool sessions will be starting shortly and taking place throughout the winter season. These are based at…
- River and white water adventuresDuring autumn and winter, members are changing focus from paddling on the sea to inland rivers. Some…
- Sea Kayak AwardSix members completed their sea kayak award assessment in Anglesey and in Berwick upon Tweed following training…
- Autumn club trip to AngleseyMembers recently had a successful sea kayaking trip to Anglesey based from Anglesey outdoors. The focus of…
- Farnes club trip – July 2026Eleven club members enjoyed a day around Inner Farne, the weather was overcast but very calm conditions…
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