Lichfield Cruising Club is a boat owners' club situated at Huddlesford Junction, just east of Lichfield, where the Lichfield Canal meets the Coventry Canal.

The club traces its origins to 1959, when boat owners began informally mooring on the watered section of the Lichfield Canal, and it was formally established under its present name in 1978.

The club occupies two former lengthsmen's cottages that once served as toll collectors' buildings at the junction.

Members have improved the site over the years by removing silt and weed, adding a winding hole and slipway near Capers Lane Bridge, and developing moorings along the first quarter-mile of the Lichfield Canal.

The club also works alongside the Lichfield and Hatherton Canals Restoration Trust on local waterway events and initiatives.