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Backwell Leisure Centre

Farleigh Road, Backwell. Tel: 01275 463726. Opening times: Monday to Thursday - 7am until 10pm, Friday - 7am until 9pm, Saturday and Sunday - 8am until 8pm. Website

Nailsea and District Croquet Club

The club has been in operation since 1981, and over the years has developed, and is now a well established amenity for Nailsea and the surrounding areas.
Website: www.nailsea-croquet.org.uk

Nailsea Theatre Club

Formed in 1963 by a few dedicated enthusiasts. Since then it has had a long and continuous programme of successful productions and currently presents three plays a year. .
Website: www.nailsea.net/ntc

Nailsea and District Model Railway Club

Was formed in 1978, and since that date has grown to its present size of about 20 full members.
Website: www.nailseamrc.org.uk

Nailsea Basketball

Training sessions are held at Scotch Horn Leisure Centre, Brockway, Nailsea
Website: www.nailseabasketball.co.uk

Nailsea and Backwell Rotary Club

They meet on nearly every Thursday evening at the Mizzymead Recreation Centre, Nailsea.
More info

Byte Home Computer Club

A club for adults - solving computer hardware and software problems, meets every Friday evening 7pm to 10pm. at the Youth House, High Street, Nailsea.Tel:01275 852521.
Website: www.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/byte

Nailsea Folk Club

The club meets at about 8:30pm on the second Tuesday of the month, they meet in the Grove Sports Centre opposite the Pub. This has a private lounge for those who like a quiet "space". Website: www.nailseafolkclub.fsnet.co.uk

Nailsea Running Club

They are primarily a road and trail running club catering for all abilities.
Website: www.nailsearunningclub.org.uk

Backwell Camera Club

The club is one of the largest clubs in the West of England, they have a reputation for being a friendly club and welcome all who hold an interest in photography. Members meet on Thursday evenings at 7.30pm between September and June at The W.I. Hall, Station Road, Backwell. for more info visit their website: www.backwellcameraclub.org.uk

Backwell Swimming Club

The Club was formed in 1974 and has approximately 130 members, with ages ranging from 5 to 19 years, for more info visit their website: www.backwellswimmingclub.me.uk