Grange SLSC

Club profile

Grange SLSC

A large western metropolitan club offering Nippers, patrols, surf sports, pool rescue and strong competition pathways.

đź“Ť Grange Adelaide Metro đź‘Ą Large (401+ members)
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About the club

Grange SLSC is a large western metropolitan club offering a broad mix of lifesaving, Nippers and competitive surf sports. Members can participate in patrols, major surf-sport disciplines and support roles such as coaching, officiating and administration. The club’s scale and competition pathways make it a strong option for families and members wanting regular training and structured development.

What this club offers

  • Junior / Nippers activities
  • Youth activities
  • Lifesaving and patrolling
  • Surf sports and competition: Boards, Beach sprints and flags, Swimming, Ski paddling, Surf boats, Pool rescue
  • Coaching, officiating and administration opportunities

Programs and activity times

  • Junior activities: Saturdays 1:00 pm–3:00 pm.
  • Youth: Youth program available for ages 13–18; contact the club for current session details.
  • Lifesaving and patrolling: Typically Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
  • Surf sports: Boards, Beach sprints and flags, Swimming, Ski paddling, Surf boats, Pool rescue.
  • Surf-sports support: Coaching, officiating and administration opportunities are listed by the club.

Membership and fees

  • New active member 15+ — $260: Patrolling member or member training for the Surf Rescue Certificate/Bronze Medallion.
  • Competing member — $330–$370: Patrolling member involved in competitions. U15: $330; U17+: $370.
  • Social member — $75: For members who want to participate in the club without patrolling.
  • Family membership — 15% family discount: Families of 4 or more receive a 15% discount from the combined individual total.
  • Under 15 — $185–$330: Age 5–6 plus adult: $185; age 7–13 plus adult: $285; age 13–14: $330.
  • Please note: 2026/27 fees supplied by the club. Competition fees include SLSSA carnivals and state titles where specified.

Facilities and accessibility

  • Gym
  • Restaurant
  • Accessible toilet/changerooms

Visiting the club

The Registrar can arrange meetings with prospective members outside business hours. The club is generally open Friday nights from 6:00 pm. During October–March, Nippers run Saturdays 1:00 pm–3:00 pm and patrol members may also be available on weekends from 12:00 pm–5:00 pm.

Program times, fees and facility availability can change during the season. Use the enquiry form before joining or attending for the first time.