City of Sheffield Rowing Club
 
City of Sheffield Rowing Club is an open club for all ages and abilities. We cater for recreational and competitive rowers; from beginners to experts.
We have active junior, senior and veteran squads, both male and female, who can always accommodate new members.
So whatever you age or level, please get in touch.
The club rows at Damflask Reservoir on weekend mornings all year, and on Thursday evenings during summer time. Once the clocks change, on Thursday evenings we have indoor circuit training.
Damflask Reservoir is a few miles outside of the city centre in the Peak District National Park. This setting provides 1.85Km useable stretch of water when the dam is at its fullest, dropping down to 1Km in the late summer months.
CSRC participate in many events across the country, ranging from local Yorkshire heads and regattas to the world renowned Henley Royal. All the clubs enjoy a varied social scene whilst taking rowing, training and competing all very seriously.
Directions to Damflask Rowing Centre B6077 Loxley Rd
To get to Damflask from M1 Northbound
•  Leave the M1 at J33 take Sheffield Parkway A57 to Sheffield Centre
•  At large roundabout before city centre go all the way round and take the final exit past Castle Market on the left.
•  This brings you on to Bridge St , go straight on at major lights, past the police HQ on the left at West Bar.
•  Take 2nd exit at the next roundabout and straight on at the next one to A61 Penistone Rd (to Barnsley )
•  Look out for Morrison's, McDonald's and B&Q on the left, then take the next left at the lights
•  Go over next roundabout to traffic lights at tram crossing.
•  Go straight over the lights and look out for Towsure on your left
•  At the end of this road follow the one way system to the right then turn immediately left onto B6077 Loxley Rd towards Low Bradfield.
•  After about 2 miles you will pass the Nags Head on the left and then start looking for the dam wall on your left hand side about 1/4 mile later.
•  Drive past the road to the left and look for the gate leading down to the water. There are usually lots of cars parked along the side of the road next to the wall.