Clubs & Societies in Aylesbury
This page lists clubs and societies in Aylesbury and across the wider Vale, covering the groups that meet regularly for shared interests, hobbies and activities. You will find everything from sports and walking clubs to arts groups, gardening societies, history and heritage circles, social clubs and special-interest groups for all ages.
What to expect
- Sports and fitness
- Arts and crafts
- Walking and rambling
- History and heritage
- Gardening societies
- Social and hobby groups
- Youth and senior clubs
- Music and drama
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Popular ★ 4.5 (174)
The Victoria Club
📍 22 Kingsbury, Town Centre Step-free access
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What customers say review highlights
- very cheap drinks
- regular live entertainment
- friendly welcoming atmosphere
- rooms for private functions
- varied activities and games
- members only with waiting list
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Popular ★ 4.7 (12)
Aylesbury Gardening Society
📍 Old Stoke Rd Allotments, Southcourt Accessible parkingOn-site servicesStep-free access
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What customers say review highlights
- wide range of supplies
- lower prices than high street
- friendly, knowledgeable volunteers
- low-cost membership
- helpful gardening advice
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★ 4.4 (52)
The Legion Club Wendover
📍 12 Chiltern Rd, Wendover Step-free access
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What customers say review highlights
- friendly helpful bar staff
- cheap drink prices
- regular live music nights
- good for functions and events
- welcoming atmosphere
- limited car parking
- toilets need updating
- limited draught beer choice
- Aylesbury Vale Dynamos FC 📍 Haywood Way, Aylesbury View
What clubs and societies do
Clubs and societies bring people together around a shared interest, whether that is a sport, a craft, a cause or simply meeting others locally. In and around Aylesbury you will find sports and fitness clubs, walking and rambling groups, art and photography societies, gardening and horticultural groups, history and heritage circles, and music, choral and drama societies. Some run weekly sessions, others meet monthly or seasonally, and many welcome newcomers and beginners. Family-focused and youth groups sit alongside clubs aimed at older members and retirees.
How to get involved
Most groups are happy for prospective members to come along and try a session before joining. Meeting times, venues and any taster arrangements are usually shown on each listing, so it is worth checking opening hours and contacting the organiser ahead of your first visit. Many clubs meet in local halls and community spaces, and you can find these through our Community Centres listings. Groups run for charitable or volunteering purposes may also appear under Charities.
Fees and what to check
Costs vary widely by group. Some clubs are free or ask only for a small contribution towards room hire, while others charge an annual membership fee or a payment per session, typically to cover equipment, affiliation or venue costs. As a guide, check whether there is a joining fee, what membership includes, how often the group meets, and whether sessions are suitable for your age or experience level. For groups linked to a place of worship or faith community, our Churches listings may also be helpful.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a club to join in Aylesbury?
Browse the listings on this page and open any that interest you to see the activity, meeting times and contact details. Many clubs based in Aylesbury also draw members from nearby villages such as Wendover, Haddenham and Aston Clinton, so it is worth looking at groups across the wider Vale.
Do clubs and societies charge a membership fee?
It depends on the group. Some are free or ask only for a small contribution towards costs, while others charge an annual membership or a fee per session. As a guide, check what is included and how often the group meets before signing up. Details are usually shown on the listing or available from the organiser.
Can I try a club before joining?
Many groups welcome visitors to a taster session before you commit to membership. It is best to contact the organiser in advance to confirm meeting times and whether you need to book or bring anything along.
Are there clubs for children and older people?
Yes. Listings include youth and family groups as well as clubs aimed at older members and retirees. Each listing usually notes the age range or who the group is intended for, so you can check suitability before getting in touch.
Where do clubs and societies usually meet?
Groups often meet in village halls, community centres, sports facilities and local venues across Aylesbury and the surrounding towns. You can find meeting places through our Community Centres listings, and exact venues are shown on each club's listing.