Rugby Riding Club

Rainsbrook Avenue

Ashlawn Road

Rugby

CV22 5EP

Telephone:

01788 571309

E-mail addresses

To make it even easier to contact Rugby Riding Club, please use the following e-mail addresses:

For any information on Membership, Schedules or if you just want to say hello, e-mail: info@rugbyridingclub.co.uk

If there are any problems with the Website or you've got any technical queries, e-mail: webadmin@rugbyridingclub.co.uk

To contact our Area 5 Representative, please e-mail: area5@rugbyridingclub.co.uk

Directions to Rugby Riding Club:

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Directions to Rugby Riding Club from the M1:

1) Leave the M1 at junction 18 (signposted Daventry), then at roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the A5 (signposted Rugby).

2) At roundabout take the 1st exit onto the A428 (signposted Rugby).

3) At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A428.

4) At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A428 (signposted Rugby).

5) Continue forward onto Crick Road - A428. Entering Rugby.

6) At "The Paddox" Public House turn left onto Ashlawn Road - B4429 (signposted Banbury A426).

7) You will go over a railway bridge and Rugby Riding Club is directly on your left after the bridge.

Directions to Rugby Riding Club from M45 or A45 from Coventry:

1) Leave the M45 motorway (signposted Daventry), then at roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Coventry Road - B4429 (signposted Dunchurch). If travelling on the A45 from Coventry, this is the last roundabout before you join the M45 and you will need to take the 1st exit onto Coventry Road - B4429 (signposted Dunchurch).

2) Continue forward onto The Square - B4429. Entering Dunchurch.

3) At traffic signals turn left onto Rugby Road - A426 (signposted Rugby).

4) At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Ashlawn Road - B4429 (signposted Northampton A428).

5) After about 1 mile, you will come to a crossroads, Rugby Riding Club is directly on your right after the crossroads. If you cross the railway bridge, you have gone too far.