Why join Out There?

There are activities that we do, such as climbing on real rock or canoeing on the sea, which the law says we aren't allowed to take non-members on. So, the only way you can do these activities is to be a member. But that isn't all. As a member you will also benefit from:

• Third party insurance while on club activities
• The use of club equipment
• Greater opportunities to have your say in our programme of activities
• Training from qualified instructors
• Discounts on many items of personal equipment that you may wish to purchase from participating retail outlets
• The costs for most of our regular activities are reduced for members

Who can join?

Anyone from Year 9 (13/14 yrs) up to 21 yrs can apply for membership.

How much does it cost?

There is an annual membership fee of £12 for under 18s or £18 for those aged 18 or over.

How do I join?

Download our membership application form and fill it out, ensuring all the information we require is entered.

Sign the form (by yourself if you are 18 or over or by a parent/guardian if you are under 18) and send the form to us with the membership fee.

Membership Form

Before applying for membership read our club rules below. You can also download a copy of our club constitution here

Club Rules

• All proposed activities must be approved by the relevant instructor and entered into the club diary before they can be considered official club activities.
• An approved instructor must supervise all club activities.
• Club equipment is only used with the express permission of the relevant instructor.
• Buoyancy aids must be worn for all outdoor canoeing.
• All members or other persons who attend club activities do so at their own risk, and neither the club or it's officers can accept any liability for any loss or injury of any kind sustained through participation in these activities.
• Out There leadership reserve the right to terminate membership or refuse a membership Application or Renewal without giving reason or cause.
• The supervisor in charge of the Monday indoor climbing session reserves the right to refuse entry if:
  • There are insufficient assistants available to supervise the total group numbers.
  • There are more than 25 people requiring access to the climbing wall in any one session (Members will have priority).