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Vale of Lune RFC is a rugby union club in Lancaster, Lancashire, founded in 1905. It is a Lancaster-based club competing in the National Leagues with excellent facilities at Powderhouse Lane.
The club is one of seven rugby union clubs we list in Lancashire. In addition, it gives supporters in Lancaster a team to follow and new players a clear route into the game.
Vale of Lune RFC formed in 1905, in the years before the First World War. Since then, like many clubs of that era, it has seen the game change almost beyond recognition.
In total, the club has more than 120 years behind it. As a result, it holds a special place for supporters across Lancashire.
In total, Lancashire has seven rugby union clubs in our directory. So use the links below to compare nearby clubs, grounds and playing levels before you decide.
Getting started at the club is simple. First, get in touch to check the next training session and which teams have space.
Then come along, meet the coaches and try a session. Once you are happy, simply register with the club and start playing.
Club official? Claim this listing to add a phone number, email and badge.
The club calls Lancaster, Lancashire home. For directions, use the Google Maps link on this page to find the ground and plan your journey.
The club dates from 1905. As a result, it has more than 120 years of rugby union history.
First, contact the club to ask about training times, membership and which teams have space. In most cases, clubs welcome new players and offer a taster session first.
Scroll down to see other rugby union clubs in Lancashire. Because each one has its own profile, you can easily compare grounds and levels.
Compare other clubs close to Lancaster before you choose.