Special interest Lodges Profiles

We are a family friendly Lodge with a mutual interest in motorhomes, caravans, trailer tents, glamping or tents and meet at various locations both within and outside of the County. Our "gatherings" usually take place from Thursday or Friday to Monday (or any length of time in-between) with a formal meeting on Saturday at a local Centre (or sometimes "in the field") followed by a meal, which could be a pub meal, bring your own, shared BBQ etc. Partners, friends and children are always made very welcome at all of our gatherings.  

North Wales Motorcycle lodge is predominantly a lodge with members interested in motorcycles and anything with a petrol engine. We are a peripatetic lodge and meet 4 times a year throughout the Province of North Wales.

The Lodge is established specially for the association and convenience of Old Berkhamstedians, that is to say Brethren who have been educated at Berkhamsted School and of the present and past Governors, and Members and spouses and partners of Members the Staff of the School, and of the fathers and legal guardians of past and present members of the School. Other Masons with connections or associations with the School may be allowed to become joining members of The Old Berkhamstedians Masonic Lodge after “having been approved by the Lodge Committee”.

The Lodge was founded to serve old boys and teachers of Verulam school in St Albans. Today, to be an ex-pupil or teacher of the school is no longer an absolute requirement for membership yet we retain the founding ethos of providing positive support for young men, now and in the future. The Lodge is a member of the Federation of School Lodges and strives to extend the connection of brotherhood that is fostered in good boys’ schools into the broader community of Freemasonry, helping men forge strong friendships and camaraderie that lasts a lifetime

Orion is a unique Masonic lodge that combines the traditional values of Freemasonry (using logic workings) with a passion for wine. It offers members and visitors opportunities to enjoy wine tastings, learn about wine production, and enhance their wine selection skills in a social and educational setting. The lodge fosters camaraderie and shared interests among members, making it an ideal place for wine enthusiasts seeking guidance and friendship within the Masonic community. If you appreciate good wine and seek fellowship, the Buckinghamshire Wine Lodge welcomes you.

PMPT Lodge was consecrated in Exmouth on Thursday 5th May 1990, in accordance with the Warrant dated 8th November 1989.  The Commando Training Centre Royal Marines, is situated close to the Town, and the population of Exmouth is fortunate to have a large number of Residents who have served in the Corps. There was a thriving Freemason fraternity already in Exmouth, and the new Lodge soon found sufficient Members to make the Lodge a success. However, applicants who have no Service background are welcomed, and presently a Lodge total of 44 members, does include 29 former RM members. Our present WM is a serving Warrant Officer RM. Many of our Members are also members of other Lodges, and we are fortunate enough to meet in the excellent Masonic Centre here in Exmouth.  We have a good relationship with these other Lodges. 

The Military Lodge of the Masonic Province of West Lancashire. Consecrated on 9th February 2018. Meets at Cleveleys but is peripatetic.

Membership qualification is for those that have served/serving in the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Army, and RAF, also uniformed Cadet Instructors.

Our ceremonies have a distinct Military slant not seen anywhere else within the Province. The Lodge has the privilege, with the permission of the RW Provincial Grand Master, to wear Regimental Ties at its meetings.

The Lodge commits to raising funds predominantly for Military Charities. 

Regattas is a Lodge for those with a love of rowing, whether as a participant or spectator. Members include rowers at all levels - current or past, elite or recreational, along with those who just enjoy the fun atmosphere that Rowing creates. Members are drawn from across the UK and abroad. 

The Lodge sponsors races at the Henley Town Regattas as well as supporting local charities.

Dress code is Regatta Dress. Members are encouraged to wear their club blazer, (the stripier the better)  ties and socks

As a result, Regattas has a relaxed atmosphere which encourages a high number of visitors.

It was at Stoneygate Rugby Club that the idea of forming the Reynard Lodge was first discussed in September 1985. It was to be some 2 years & 3 months later on 13th January 1988 that a letter was written to the Provincial Grand Secretary, stating that some 32 like-minded Freemasons wished to form a new Lodge with the common interest of Sport. A meeting between Peter Kinder and the Provincial Grand Secretary followed and then a subsequent Petitioners meeting was held on 22nd February 1988 where it was agreed that the request to form a new Lodge be sent to the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE) in London. It was agreed and subsequently approved by UGLE that the new Lodge could be formed. Further meetings of the Petitioners were quickly arranged and the list of Founders was confirmed totalling 32.