Denmark Surf Life Saving Club

Part of the Denmark Community since 1958

Important Message Covid-19

Ocean Beach is a pretty special place and we’re lucky it’s our playground for education, training, and social activities.

Unfortunately, after much consideration, we’ve made the call to cancel the remainder of the 2019-2020 season – in line with many other sporting associations and Surf Clubs across the State – as part of our responsibility to help keep our community safe.

Elected Officers – Job Descriptions

Please see the job descriptions for each of the elected offiers:

Competition and Coaching Officer

Education Officer

Junior Officer

Youth Officer

Club Background

There are many aspects to the Denmark Surf Life Saving Club, including patrolling, education programs for our members, a fantastic family atmosphere, competition and a strong development program for our junior members.

Denmark Surf Life Saving Club was formed in November 1958 after a tragic double drowning at Ocean Beach. In the days after the tragedy a town meeting was called and the Denmark Surf Life Saving Club was formed.

A small group of young men from the town received training from visiting lifesavers from the City of Perth club, with the first patrol at Ocean Beach commencing on the 14th December 1958. In 2008, the Denmark Club celebrated their 50th anniversary with a weekend of activities to which a fair number of those who were involved in the formative years managed to attend.

The Club now has now grown to have one of the best located clubrooms on the WA coast, much to the envy of many visiting members from other clubs. Our membership totals nearly 400, with around 180 juniors participating in our nipper program. We have four patrol teams rostered on weekends from the first weekend in December until the last weekend in March.