Photo's from the Weekend

Photo's of the event are now online and can be viewed using these links:

Saturday 24th July

Sunday 25th July

Buy 3 get 4th Free!

If you buy 3 photo's you can choose a 4th for free, to receive your 4th photo just forward your order confirmation email to simon@bewdleyrc.co.uk and provide the Photo Gallery Title and the Code of your image, as shown in the picture below, and all photos will then be email to you:

Document Downloads

Download the Regatta Poster

Download the Trailer Park Diagram

Download the Circulation Diagram

Download the Location Map

Regatta Sponsorship

If you are visiting for the day, or rowing one day and staying the next, then why not look at becoming a sponsor and watching the racing from the comfort of our new President's Enclosure now located on the roof of the clubhouse, with carpeted marquees, astroturfed outdoor seating, and plenty of room for everyone.

If this wasn't enough to tempt you, perhaps the offer of complimentary drinks all day and a lavish buffet lunch served by Yvonne and her team may do it.

If you would like to find out more about becoming a sponsor please click here

Regatta Overview

With races every couple of minutes between 8am and 6pm, we frequently have around three hundred crews each day. A crew could be a single sculler, double scullers, pairs, fours, quads or eights. The competitor's ages start at 12 or 13, and finish somewhere in the 60s or 70s. This is true of most regattas, but something makes Bewdley one of the biggest and best inland river regattas in the country.

The competition is stiff, no matter what the event. Whether you're interested in rowing, or just fancy a good day out, Bewdley is the place to be on the last weekend of July. You can come to the Rowing Club and check out the view from the bar, or position yourself along key side to get another great view of the racing.

If you're camping for the regatta, please read our camping at Bewdley page.

This two-day weekend regatta at the end of July is Bewdley Rowing Club's main annual event. It attracts entries from clubs up and down the country, and occasionally from abroad. Racing takes place downstream on the River Severn, for around 800m on Saturday and 600m on Sunday, finishing at the Rowing Club.