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Find out more about the lifeboat helping our crews to save lives at sea at Dungeness.
Our Lifeboats
Dungeness Lifeboat Station
Dungeness Lifeboat Station was the first to receive the RNLI Shannon class lifeboat. The Morrell was named on 31 May 2014 by HRH The Princess Royal. The station has a rich history. In 1940, the Dungeness lifeboat was one of 19 that took part in the evacuation of Allied troops from Dunkirk in northern France. And through the 1950s the station was famous for its Lady Launchers - local women who helped haul the lifeboat down to the sea, and recover her. In a church situated quite near the lifeboat house there is a cross that was made from a broken skid from the station.
Dungeness Lifeboat Station
Read the latest rescue stories, volunteer news and updates from our lifeboat station.
Latest News
Find local safety information and get the 5-day forecast and tide times for your area.
Local info
Take a look back through key events from the history of our lifeboat station in our timeline.
Our history
Visitor information and facilities
Station address
Dungeness lifeboat station
Romney Marsh
Dungeness
Kent
TN29 9ND
Station phone number
01797 320317
Accessibility
Parking, disabled parking, disabled access
Visiting times
By arrangement
Visitor contact
Vicky Morgan
Visitor contact phone number
Recent lifeboat launches from Dungeness Lifeboat Station
Our latest launches >News and media from Dungeness Lifeboat Station
Dungeness' RNLI Shop
Help raise money for RNLI lifesavers and grab local mementos by paying a visit to our RNLI shop.
Our shop
Dungeness Fundraising Branch
Our team of community fundraising volunteers in and around Dungeness devote their time to raising vital funds for the RNLI.
Our fundraising group