RNLI Mudeford Lifeboat Station - Christchurch

RNLI Mudeford Lifeboat Station is a non-profit and volunteer organization located at Mudeford Quay, Chichester Way, Christchurch BH23 4AB, United Kingdom. The station can be reached by phone at 1425276604 and their website is rnli.org.

Specialties

As a volunteer organization, RNLI Mudeford Lifeboat Station specializes in providing emergency and rescue services for those in distress at sea. The station is staffed by highly trained volunteers who are dedicated to saving lives.

Other Points of Interest

The station is wheelchair-accessible, with a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance. The location of the station, at the end of a spit of land opposite a large sandbank, creates some very interesting tidal and wave effects. Visitors to the station can expect to see a variety of boats and equipment used in rescue operations.

Opinions

According to Google My Business, RNLI Mudeford Lifeboat Station has received 28 reviews with an average rating of 4.9/5. Many visitors have commented on the impressive location of the station, as well as the friendly and informative volunteers. Some have mentioned that they would have liked to see more on display, but overall, the station has received high praise for its important work in the community.

Recommendation

If you are interested in learning more about the RNLI or are looking for ways to support this important organization, we recommend visiting their website rnli.org for more information. Whether you are looking to volunteer, make a donation, or simply learn more about the work of the RNLI, their website is a great resource for anyone looking to get involved.

👍 Reviews of RNLI Mudeford Lifeboat Station

John G.

5/5

We were actually hoping they had a shop, the station itself is impressive but it's location is even more impressive. Being at the end of a spit of land opposite a large sandbank, which creates some very interesting tidal and wave effects.

Lucy_ M.

4/5

Came on an open day, not loads to see but nice to be able to go inside and see the base for those working with RNLI. The volunteer was very friendly and I know they so great work. Pop down on their next open day if you're down at mudeford Quay anyway

peter J.

5/5

We were given a tour around the station by Nick today, learnt about the amazing £250k rib and its launch tractor. Inside the station is the original dinghy made for Ken Derham in 1935 that was used before the RNLI station was created in the 1960s.

Paddy B.

5/5

Took scouts crab fishing, then had a tour of the lifeboat station. Nick and Adam were great, chatting with the scouts and showing them all the kit. Thanks guys

Ben E. B.

5/5

Thank you for your high level of service in saving people and making sure people are safe. love from Ben

M T.

5/5

In my opinion all RNLI Lifeguard stations deserve a 5 star rating for all the work their staff do and all the lives they save, THANK YOU!!

Christine

5/5

Well situated lifeboat Station to deal with problems in the Run (fast current) or out at sea. Open to the public on occasions.

Steve W.

5/5

These brave volunteers save lives at sea, great to see the equipment from our donations that make their jobs safer.