Discover 62 Run Clubs in London to Join Your Running Community

A safe, sober space for queer and trans people to run together in London. Founded in January 2019 as a registered CIC. Community-led, fully coached weekly sessions — running drills, track sessions, and long runs — all booked via the BEND app, London's booking platform for queer movement classes. Tuesday evening social runs and Saturday morning runs at Hackney Marshes. Also organises TRANSCEND, the first ever queer and trans only running event. To book for one of our runs, just reserve your spot using the BEND app. BEND is the London-based booking platform for queer movement classes.

We are not a running club and we do not jog. First and foremost we are family and a community who run hard, run fast and run strong. Formed in the winter of 2007 by DJ, poet and writer Charlie Dark, as an alternative to more traditional running clubs, Run Dem Crew has grown from a casual run around the neighbourhood with friends to a large and multifaceted organisation with fingers in many creative pies. Committed to change and the upliftment of the next generation, RDC works closely with young people across London providing mentoring and advice along with the opportunity to explore London in a safe, unique, positive and supportive environment. As well as exploring the streets of London the Run Dem Crew also celebrates the diverse urban environment that surrounds the 1948 space with workshops, films and events. Be you a marathon veteran or taking your first steps towards your first race, the Run Dem Crew caters for runners of all abilities with runs split into groups according to fitness and pace. Run Dem Crew is now based at the lululemon store in Spitalfields Market. Sessions are open to all and bag check is available. We run 5k sexy conversational pace. Meet Tuesdays 6.30pm, run departs 7pm.

Tracksmith is a community for the running class - amateur athletes balancing families, careers, and the demands of real life while relentlessly pushing the limits of what's possible on race day. We believe running's greatest rewards are earned when you pin on a number and compete. Join the movement.

Free weekly group runs led by local captains. Part of the global Adidas Runners network. All levels welcome.

A London-based run club that requires paid membership to join. Advent Running welcomes runners looking for structured training and community in the capital. Membership fees apply, with details available through the club's official channels regarding costs and what's included.

A paid run club based in London offering structured training sessions for runners of various abilities. Members benefit from coached workouts, community support, and organized group runs throughout the week. The club provides a social yet performance-focused environment for those committed to improving their running.

A free social run club in London welcoming runners of all abilities. The group meets regularly for relaxed-pace runs followed by socializing, creating a friendly community atmosphere. No membership fees required—just show up and join the pack for a fun, inclusive running experience.

Meets Wednesday evenings from 111 Lauriston Road in London for inclusive, social runs welcoming all paces and abilities. Free to join with no pressure on speed or distance—perfect for those who don't identify as traditional runners. A friendly community focused on enjoyment over performance.

Meets twice weekly at Battersea Park for Tuesday and Thursday runs, welcoming runners of all abilities. Sessions are free to join and provide a supportive environment for anyone looking to run with others in London. A friendly community focused on consistent training and social connection.

A women's running community in London dedicated to empowering Black women through fitness and sisterhood. Members pay a fee to access group runs at various paces, training support, and social events. The club creates a welcoming space for Black women runners of all abilities to connect and achieve their goals together.

A free run club based in London that welcomes runners of all abilities. The group meets regularly for social runs around the city, focusing on community and inclusivity. New members are encouraged to join at any time, with no prior running experience required.

Chelsea Running Club meets twice weekly on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from King's Road, SW3 4RY. The club welcomes runners of all abilities across London and is free to join. Sessions offer a supportive community atmosphere for those looking to run regularly in the Chelsea area.

Clapham Chasers meets twice weekly on Mondays and Thursdays in Clapham, London. The club is free to join and welcomes runners of all abilities. Sessions provide a supportive environment for improving fitness and connecting with the local running community.

A free running club in Collingwood, London, welcoming runners of all abilities. The group meets regularly for social runs around the local area, offering a supportive community for those looking to stay active and meet fellow runners. No membership fees required.

A free-to-join running club based in Dulwich, London, welcoming runners of all abilities. The club organizes regular group runs throughout the week, offering routes across South London's parks and streets. Newcomers can attend sessions to experience the friendly community before committing to membership.

A free running club based in Ealing, west London, meeting twice weekly on Mondays and Wednesdays. Runners of all abilities are welcome to join group runs departing from Ealing. No membership fees required.

East End Road Runners meets three times weekly from 281 Prince Regent Lane in London, with sessions on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. The club is free to join and welcomes runners of all abilities looking for regular training opportunities in East London.

A free running club based in East London, welcoming runners of all abilities. The group offers regular organized runs throughout the week, providing a supportive community for both beginners and experienced runners. Sessions focus on fitness, socializing, and exploring local routes across East London.

Meets Wednesday evenings at 336 Green Lanes for group runs suitable for all abilities. Free to join with no membership fees required. A welcoming community for runners in the Finsbury Park area looking for midweek training and social connections.

Weekly run for entrepreneurs and startup community members in London. Join the WhatsApp group for meetup details.

A free community running club based in Fulham, London, welcoming runners of all abilities. The club organizes regular group runs throughout the week, offering a supportive environment for both beginners and experienced runners. Sessions typically explore routes along the Thames and through local parks.

Grove Lane Runners is a paid membership run club based in London, offering structured training sessions for runners of various abilities. The club provides coaching, organized group runs, and a supportive community for members looking to improve their fitness and running performance. Membership fees apply.

A free, weekly 5km timed run held every Saturday morning at Hackney Marshes in London. Part of the global parkrun network, it welcomes runners and walkers of all abilities. Registration is required once online, then participants simply turn up with their printed barcode to take part.

Highgate Harriers is a friendly running club based in north London, welcoming runners of all abilities. The club offers regular training sessions throughout the week, from track workouts to social runs, and competes in cross country, road, and track events. Membership is free, making it accessible for anyone looking to join a supportive running community.

Hyde Park Runners is a free community run club based in central London, meeting regularly for group runs through Hyde Park and surrounding areas. The club welcomes runners of all abilities and paces, offering a supportive environment for both beginners and experienced runners. Sessions typically include varied routes and distances to accommodate different fitness levels.

Meets Monday lunchtimes at Lewis Cubitt Park in London for free group runs. A welcoming community for runners of all levels looking to fit exercise into their workday. No membership fees required—just turn up and run.

A London-based run club meeting twice weekly with three location options: Tuesday evenings at Paddington Recreation Ground and Saturday mornings from either Peckham or Marble Arch. Sessions require paid membership. Routes cater to various pace levels across different areas of the city.

A membership-based running club meeting three times weekly from their Bermondsey base at 130 Druid Street. Sessions run on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, catering to various paces and abilities. Members gain access to structured training, social runs, and a supportive community across central and southeast London.

An inclusive LGBTQ+ running club welcoming runners of all abilities across London. Members meet for regular group runs at various paces, from beginners to experienced marathoners. Free to join, with a focus on building community and making running accessible to everyone in a supportive environment.

London Social Runners organizes group runs across the city for runners of all abilities. The club requires paid membership and offers structured training sessions, social events, and a supportive community atmosphere. Routes vary by location and pace groups ensure everyone can participate comfortably.

A free running club based in London that welcomes runners of all abilities. The group meets regularly for social runs around the city, fostering a supportive community atmosphere. New members are encouraged to join and can find meeting details through their social media channels.

A free running club part of the global Midnight Runners network, meeting twice weekly for 5-10K runs through London's streets. Sessions blend running with music, workouts, and social activities, attracting a diverse community of all fitness levels. Runs typically start at 7pm with post-run socials at local venues.

Monthly run on the first Saturday of every month. Part of the global Mikkeller Running Club. Post-run craft beer. All paces welcome.

A paid membership run club in London offering structured training sessions three times per week. Mornington Chasers hosts runs on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays with event-specific start times. Membership fees apply, supporting organized coaching and group development for runners seeking regular training structure.

A paid run club based in London offering structured training sessions for runners of various abilities. Members benefit from coached workouts, community support, and organized group runs throughout the city. The club requires a membership fee to participate in its regular activities and programming.

Meets Sunday mornings at 79 Highgate Road for free group runs welcoming all abilities. Based in North London, the club offers a supportive environment for runners looking to stay active and connect with the local community. No membership fees required.

Meets Wednesday evenings from 296 Kentish Town Road in North London for social runs suitable for various paces. Free to join with a welcoming community atmosphere. Part of the wider Off We Trot running network operating across multiple London locations.

A free London-based run club welcoming runners of all abilities. Onetrack Run Club organizes regular group runs across the city, fostering a supportive community for those looking to stay active and meet fellow runners. Sessions are open to anyone interested in running with others.

A free weekly run club meeting Saturdays at 19 Green Street in London. Runners of all levels are welcome to join for a social run followed by pastries. The club combines fitness with community, offering a relaxed atmosphere for both experienced and beginner runners.

A paid running club based in London offering structured training sessions for runners of various abilities. Members benefit from professional coaching, planned routes across the city, and a supportive community atmosphere. Registration requires a membership fee to participate in regular group runs and access club resources.

Putney Running Club meets twice weekly for group runs on Wednesdays and Saturdays, both starting from Putney. The club is free to join and welcomes runners of all abilities looking for a supportive community in southwest London. Sessions cater to various paces and distances.

Queen's Park Harriers meets twice weekly at Willesden Sports Centre on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Based in London, the club is free to join and welcomes runners of all abilities. Sessions cater to different paces and distances, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced runners.

Ranelagh Harriers meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 120 Wood Lane in London. The club offers structured training sessions for runners of various abilities. Membership fees apply, and the club provides a supportive environment for those looking to improve their running in a organized group setting.

Riverside Runners meets twice weekly in Chiswick, offering free group runs on Monday and Thursday evenings. The club welcomes runners of all abilities along scenic Thames-side routes. No membership fees required—just turn up and run.

Meets Saturday mornings at 100-108 Lower Marsh for free group runs open to all abilities. Based at Ruby Hotels in central London, the club welcomes runners looking for a supportive community and regular training sessions. No membership fees required.

A free London-based run club offering road running with a social focus. Scrambled Legs meets on Saturdays for long runs, with timing varying by event. The club welcomes runners looking for community-oriented distance running in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

Meets Saturday mornings at St. James's Park for free group runs through central London. All paces and fitness levels are welcome, with routes designed to challenge runners while exploring the city. Part of the global Seek Discomfort community focused on pushing beyond comfort zones.

Meets three times weekly at Hyde Park for runners of all abilities. Founded in 1977, the club offers coached sessions, social runs, and supports members training for races from 5K to ultra-distance. Free to join with a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for beginners through to experienced athletes.

A free London-based run club welcoming runners of all abilities for regular group runs across the city. Sessions focus on building community and fitness in a supportive environment. Newcomers are encouraged to join and can find meeting details through their social media channels.

A London-based run club meeting Wednesday evenings at City Hall on Kamal Chunchie Way in Silvertown. The group requires a membership fee to participate. Runners can expect regular weekly sessions exploring routes around the Silvertown area with fellow club members.

A free-to-join running club based in Croydon, welcoming runners of all abilities. The Striders offer regular group runs with sessions catering to different paces and distances. Newcomers can expect a supportive community and structured training opportunities in South London.

Meets Tuesday mornings at 95a Rye Lane in London for free group runs. Tempo Run Club welcomes runners of all levels to train together in a supportive community atmosphere. No membership fees required—just turn up ready to run.

A free London-based run club welcoming runners of all abilities. The Say Yes Club organizes regular group runs across the city, fostering an inclusive community focused on fitness and social connection. Newcomers are encouraged to join any session without prior commitment.

Meets Thursday evenings at Paddington Recreation Ground for track workouts and interval training. Free to join, welcoming runners of all abilities looking to improve their speed and fitness. Part of London's vibrant running community with a focus on structured track sessions.

Trent Park Running Club is a paid membership group based in North London that meets for regular runs around the scenic Trent Park estate. The club welcomes runners of various abilities and offers structured training sessions throughout the week. Membership fees support coaching, social events, and club resources for members.

Underground Run Club is a free London-based community welcoming runners of all levels. The group meets regularly for social runs across the city, fostering connections through running. New members are encouraged to join and can find meeting details through their social media channels.

Victoria Park Harriers is a London-based running club meeting twice weekly at London Community Track on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The club welcomes runners of various abilities and charges membership fees. Located in East London, it provides structured training sessions and a supportive community for those looking to improve their running.

A free run club based in London that welcomes runners of all abilities. The group meets regularly for social runs around the local area, offering a supportive environment for both beginners and experienced runners. No membership fees required—just turn up and run.

West 4 Harriers is a free running club based in Chiswick, London, with sessions five days a week. The club welcomes runners of all abilities and offers regular training throughout the week, including weekend runs. Sessions depart from Chiswick, providing a consistent and accessible base for local runners.

A free-to-join running club based in Wimbledon, London, welcoming runners of all abilities. The Windmilers meet regularly for group runs across various distances and paces, fostering a friendly community atmosphere. Sessions typically explore local routes around Wimbledon Common and surrounding areas.

A free weekly running club meeting Tuesdays at London Community Track. Open to all abilities, the group offers a welcoming environment for runners looking to train with others. No membership fees required—simply show up and run.