Alexandria Community Rowing (ACR) is a rowing club within the Washington, D.C. area that provides recreational and competitive rowing opportunities for adults rowers of all ages and skill levels. We are affiliated with the Alexandria Crew Boosters, Inc., which supports the T.C. Williams High School rowing program. Given our affiliation and support, ACR has access to one of the most modern and fully equipped boathouses in the Washington, D.C. area. ACR is located at the Dee Campbell Rowing Facility at One Madison Street in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia.

The Blue Ridge Voyageurs (BRV) is a voluntary association of experienced whitewater paddlers (both open and decked boats) from the Washington, DC area. BRVers revel in the challenge, camaraderie, adventure, and natural beauty of whitewater paddling. The club offers trips at all skill levels from beginner to expert, with most trips in the intermediate to advanced levels as defined by the American Canoeing Association.

The Canoe Cruisers Association of Greater Washington, DC, founded in 1956, has members from Maryland, Virginia, the District of Columbia and other nearby regions. We are a kayak and canoe club whose main purpose is to unite persons interested in paddling the Potomac River Basin and adjacent watersheds. We have have been a strong leader in paddling education, conservation, river safety and racing for six decades. Rockville, Maryland

Virginia's Largest Canoeing and Kayaking Club. Dedicated to the Preservation and Enjoyment of our Wilderness Waterways. Coastals is a family-oriented club dedicated to the enjoyment and advancement of paddlesports and consists of canoeists, kayakers and others from the southeastern U.S., but primarily from Virginia. Activities of the club include an active club volunteer-coordinated trip roster with trips for members, at all skill levels, happening nearly every weekend of the year. The club holds quarterly meetings at various locations around Virginia.

The Float Fishermen of Virginia (FFV) is a statewide organization of canoeists, kayakers, rafters and other boaters which started in 1969. Together, we float the rivers, streams and waterways of Virginia and work to preserve and protect these important natural resources. There are chapters throughout Virginia, and each has its own personality. One chapter may paddle mostly whitewater; another may do mostly flat water fishing. But all pull together when it comes to protecting waterways. Roanoke, Virginia

The Hampton Roads Rowing Club is a non-profit athletic and social organization dedicated to promoting health, fitness, and fun through the sport of rowing. As part of the Norfolk Rowing Center, HRRC has a goal to foster recreational and competitive rowing in Southeastern Virginia. HRRC rows on the beautiful Lafayette River in Norfolk, and is comprised of approximately 100 members. HRRC is committed to providing an environment for any level of rowing. This ranges from members who want to keep fit and socialize to the aspiring international. As a club we participate in local and national competitive regattas. Year-round rowing is available for both scullers and sweep rowers. Coached hours are available 5 days a week. However, members are welcome to (and do) row during daylight hours seven days a week, weather permitting. Norfolk, Virginia

Hickory High School Rowing Club. Whether you are a novice or experienced rower, there is a place for you that will challenge you and leave you with an experience of a lifetime. Students will find a sport that will challenge them and parents will find an opportunity to share a lifelong experience with their sons and daughters. Rowing requires a lot of work but offers great opportunities to develop new friendships, get physically fit, learn teamwork, and possibly earn a scholarship to college. Chesapeake, Virginia

Mid-Atlantic Paddlers Association, all manner of paddle sports Canoeing, Kayaking, Outrigger, SUP, stand-up paddling, surfski, dragon boat in the Mid-Atlantic region. MAPA is a non-profit organization that promotes all forms of competitive canoe, SUP and kayak paddle sports in the Mid-Atlantic region. MAPA sponsors and participates in many paddle sport events that encompass all aspects of canoeing, SUP and kayaking. Competitions and practices are held in every type of water condition from flat water to white water. Hampton Roads, Virginia

Northern Virginia Rowing Club (NVRC) is a not for profit organization dedicated to teaching the sport of rowing to masters rowers, as defined by US Rowing. The Learn to Row (LTR) program is designed to take adults from never having been in a boat to rowing by 8s by the end of the session. No experience necessary! Novice coxswains are welcome too. Fairfax Station, Virginia

Occoquan Boat Club offers recreational and competitive sculling on Northern Virginia's scenic Occoquan Reservoir. The club hosts summer and fall regattas and supports youth rowing in the area. OBC welcomes new members. The Occoquan Boat Club was founded in 1979 to recruit members interested in rowing, sponsor crew races, send teams to regattas, and generally support rowing in Northern Virginia. OBC’s focus has been on sculling, and club members have the use of an enviable fleet of 23 race-worthy singles, doubles and quads. Scullers of all ages join the club for recreation as well as competition. Members enjoy some of the most reasonable membership fees of any club in the area. Occoquan Reservoir, Occoquan, Virginia

Whether you are new to rowing or a seasoned pro, PWRC has a program for you! Prince William Rowing Club, Inc. (PWRC) is a not for profit athletic organization managed and operated by its members. The Board of Directors and officers serve as elected volunteers. The club provides its members in the Woodbridge, Dale City, Manassas, and adjoining areas an adult rowing program that accommodates all skill levels, from novice to experienced. PWRC operates out of the Oxford Boathouse located at the Lake Ridge Park and Marina in Prince William County. The mission of the PWRC is to offer a variety of rowing opportunities to the local community. Woodbridge, Virginia

The Rivanna Rowing Club (RRC) is located in Charlottesville, Virginia, on the Rivanna Reservoir just northwest of town. With about 100 year-round members, the RRC is one of the Charlottesville area's larger athletic organizations. Rivanna athletes compete at the regional, national and even international levels. The Rivanna Rowing Club is a not-for-profit membership organization governed by an elected board and serving residents of central Virginia who share a common interest in rowing. Charlottesville, Virginia

The Williamsburg Boat Club formally started in the spring of 2003. The idea of a community boat club was formulated a few years earlier by the organization Friends of Williamsburg Rowing. We are the community branch of the College of William and Mary Rowing Club, with whom we share coaches, equipment and a rowing site. Current members include beginners who have just completed the learn to row classes, those who learned to row as adults, former college and high school rowers now living in the Williamsburg area, as well as college students who want to continue to stay in shape over their summer breaks. Williamsburg, Virginia

Yorktown crew has grown significantly since its humble beginning in 1967 as a kayaking club, and is now the second largest sport at the high school. Established in 1967, Yorktown crew has a proud tradition, consistently ranking as one of the top public high school programs in the metropolitan area. The team’s 100+ athletes make it one of the largest varsity sports at Yorktown High School and its unique club structure requires significant parental involvement. The school is located in Arlington, Virginia, and we row out of Thompson Boat Center on the Potomac River in Washington, DC.