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March is well equipped for sporting activities. On the outskirts of the town in Grange Road there is a nine-hole golf course with excellent greens and fairways, a driving range and restaurant.

The Athletics Club meets at the Estover Playing Fields. They organise and take part in many local and national events including road races, relays and cross-country. Contact, Peter Jackman, 01354 654828.

March Cricket Club is now 127 years old and has both senior and junior sections including girls. They describe themselves as safe, effective and child friendly. The club also has squash courts. Contact, Norman Alterton, 01354 655708. March Town Bowls Club also operates from this site.

Bowls is also played at the Conservative Club in Creek Road, the GER Club in Robingoodfellows Lane and at the BRAZA Club in Elm Road.

March Town Football Club plays at their ground in Robingoodfellows lane and has both senior and junior teams, competing in the Jewson League. Contact the G.E.R.Club on 01354 653073.

Badminton is played at the Neale-Wade Sports Centre, Wimblington Road. Contact on 01354 651329.

The George Campbell Leisure Centre, in City Road, is run by Fenland District Council and offers a variety of activities. As well as the swimming pool they offer a fully equipped gym, fitness classes, spinning classes, sauna and steam rooms, children’s holiday activities and birthday parties, together with crèche facilities. March Marlins teach and coach swimming. Contact on 01354 622399.

March Town Hockey Club has both senior and mixed teams competing in the Eastern Divisions. Matches are played at the Neale-Wade School on an Astroturf pitch. Contact Craig Brand 01354 656977.

March Braza Rugby Union Football Club has senior and junior sections affiliated to the Eastern Counties Rugby Union. They train on Wednesday evenings. Contact Mr Hopkins on 01354 655984.

The Snooker Club can be found at the Old Court House in High Street contact 01354 652604.

The town has a popular Vintage Cycle Club that takes part in activities locally and further a field. Contact Colin Bedford on 01354 653354.

A skateboard and BMX facility was introduced to the town park in 2003 and is very popular with the youth of the town.