At CCRC, We Offer Rowing for the Young and the Young at Heart! What are we about? CCRC is a community-based non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the sport of rowing. We've taught hundreds of area students and adults the skills and discipline of rowing. You'll see a wide range of ages rowing on the calm waters of the Cape Coral canal system! The purpose of the organization is to educate and train youth and adults of all social and economic backgrounds in the physical skills, teamwork, and mental discipline required to become proficient rowers. Cape Coral, Florida

Tallahassee's premier youth rowing club. Since its establishment in 2008, Capital City Rowing (CCR) has proudly held the distinction of being Tallahassee's largest youth rowing program. At CCR, we are committed to cultivating outstanding student-athletes by instilling the core values of discipline, teamwork, motivation, and healthy competition. Our program welcomes students in grades 6-12 from any Leon County school, private school, or homeschool, providing year-round training opportunities. Middle school and high school kids from all walks of life come to Capital City Rowing, not because we focus on the importance of winning like other organizations, but because we create a healthy environment – socially, physically, emotionally – and teach the proper skill set to empower every rower to conquer the next challenge in their life. Tallahassee, Florida

Florida's Premier Paddlesport Site. We're all about kayaking and canoeing in Florida. In addition to trip maps and descriptions, this site has sections on kayaing equipment and basic skills development, photos, a forum, equipment lists, editorial views, and more.

We are the steward of all of Florida's water trails. Our mission is to develop water trails, protect the environment along the trails, and be a resource and voice for paddlers. Our website has information on most water trails in the state including the longest paddling trail in the continental United States, the Florida Circumnavigational Saltwater Paddling Trail (CT). You can find details on campsites, launches, sights to see and facilities along the trails. Lake Worth, Florida

Gainesville Area Rowing, Inc. (GAR) is a non-profit Florida corporation created to promote rowing as a sport in the Gainesville/Alachua County area. GAR teaches physical fitness, nutrition, and psychological skills that lead rowers to heightened mental and physical self-awareness. Through the active participation of its members, GAR provides the equipment and professional coaching staff to compete on a national level. GAR includes a high school program, a middle school program, and a Masters (adult) program. Gainesville, Florida

Halifax Rowing Association (HRA) grew from the determined interest of a group of ex-collegiate rowers. HRA was incorporated as a not-for-profit Florida Corporation in 1994, and the HRA boathouse was erected in partnership with the City of Daytona Beach soon thereafter in 1996. HRA's mission is to foster the sport of rowing in Daytona Beach and the broader Volusia County area. HRA is dedicated to offering programs for rowers, but also to building awareness of rowing for those new to the sport. HRA currently offers rowing programs for adult (masters) and junior (middle and high school) rowers. HRA also supports Brooks Rehabilitation, who offer and manage rowing for adaptive rowers. Finally, HRA supports Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's rowing program, who operate out of the HRA boathouse. Daytona Beach, Florida

Serving the adult rowing community since 1987. Jacksonville Rowing Club provides for a great environment for returning rowers and newcomers alike. Over the years JRC has become Northeast's Florida's true community rowing club. Our members range from as far as St. Augustine and Palatka in the south, to Kings Bay in the north, and to the communities of Atlantic, Neptune, Jacksonville and Ponte Vedra Beaches. Over the years, the JRC Board has integrated representatives from all the scholastic and collegiate rowing programs in the area. Since our founding, we have developed learn to row programs for youth and adults, judge/referee development programs, coxswain clinics, and a competitive masters program; conceived, and initially ran, the First Coast Head Race; produced the Trout River Rowing Festival; and organized a small community youth rowing program, which was disbanded in 2018. Jacksonville, Florida

We are a local non-profit 501C 3 organization. Our mission is to create positive change in the South Florida community through fitness, charity and to raise awareness of the Polynesian Sport of Outrigger Canoeing. Lanakila Iki Outrigger Canoe Club was established in 1997 and is located in Fort Lauderdale and is the oldest continuously operating outrigger club in the State of Florida. Lanakila means "Victory" in Hawaiian. Iki means "Child of" - so we are the Child of Victory. Our team consists of novice and experience paddlers from all over the world. We share the knowledge, and love for this sport.​ Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Lokahi Outrigger Cocoa Beach, and Lokahi Outrigger Jacksonville are a close family of paddling enthusiasts. We have all come together from different places, and cultures, to share our passion. We are a club of runners, surfers, cayuco, and dragon boat paddlers, all with different skill levels. 'Lokahi' is a Hawaiian word. It means harmony and balance; when people or things come together to start something new. "Everyone comes together, that's Lokahi" - says a Hawaiian old timer. Whether you're a beginner or a novice, we invite you to come out and paddle with us! Locations in Cape Canaveral and St Augustine, Florida

We are the Marion County Aquaholics Paddlers Group, Inc., one of Florida's most active paddling groups. We regularly paddle numerous rivers, streams, creeks, runs, lakes and coastal waters all over Central Florida. Our periodic "Full Moon" paddles are a real treat, never to be forgotten. Each month there are at least two or more paddle trips waiting for you and even an occasional over-night campout along one of our favorite waterways. The Aquaholics are always on the go with our trips, river cleanups, club cookouts and parties, and monthly meetings. We also stay focused on Paddling Safety and Education. Our officially adopted river is the Ocklawaha with scheduled clean-ups to help keep the river pristine. Ocala, Florida

Miami Beach Rowing Club offers several ways to get involved with the sport of rowing. Known as the ultimate team sport, rowing can be experienced in team boats or smaller single and double person boats. Regardless of your age or skill level, rowing is one of the world’s best exercises. The Miami Beach Rowing Club offers learn to row sessions and memberships for adults and youth. To join, you must have rowing experience, have completed a Learn To Row Session or taken private lessons at the Club. Miami Beach, Florida

Dragon boat racing is the ultimate in competitive paddling sports. It is a fast-paced, fun, team-oriented water sport, requiring cooperation and synchronization among its paddlers. If you are looking for a new challenge, come for a free session and try your hand at dragon boat racing with the Miami Dragon Slayers. No experience necessary and we provide the equipment (paddle and life vest) for getting started. The Miami Dragon Slayers dragon boat racing team was established in 2006. The team quickly grew into a major force in the southeast. We compete in dragon boat races throughout the U.S., and internationally. We are fortunate to have an excellent professional coaching team to help each of us expand our skills and reach our maximum potential and competitive goals. Practices are held at the beautiful Miami Rowing Club on Key Biscayne, overlooking Downtown Miami. Miami, Florida

The Miami Rowing Club reflects the South Florida community. Rowers of all ages, skills and ambitions meet at the boathouse and on the water to enjoy a sport that is meant for our tropical climate. Just like Miami, we come from all over, speak many languages and represent many levels of rowing, from beginner to hard-training competitors, to Olympic rowers. We start young in the YOUTH PROGRAM and continue into our eighties and beyond. Rowing in Miami - it's what we love! Miami, Florida

We are a canoe and kayak club in East Central Florida. We paddle inland and coastal waterways and enjoy the nature and the ever changing estuary, with several thousand species of marine life, which meanders through our vast intracoastal waterway. We are a group dedicated to the promotion and exploration of all types of waterways. We enjoy sharing our experiences and understand the life-changing effects of the wild places here in Florida, and beyond. New Smyrna Beach, Florida

"NPBRC" is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and developing the sport of rowing in Palm Beach County and surrounding areas. By doing so we increase access to our area’s waterways by youth and adults alike and provide our community with a unique, healthy, and eco-friendly way to experience south Florida's natural beauty. Juno Beach, Florida

The Orlando Area Rowing Society has one simple mission: To develop athletes who will help us achieve our vision of becoming the best rowing club in the Southeast region. OARS is a completely not-for-profit, volunteer-run organization dedicated to providing the benefits of rowing for people of nearly all ages. From here, you can meet some of the dozens of committed volunteers whose selfless work builds and burnishes the OARS experience. The Orlando Area Rowing Society upholds the highest traditions and standards of rowing in a fun, enthusiastic setting where quality instruction, fitness, safety and excellence are the watchwords. OARS rowers and parents get the benefits of exhilarating activity, discipline, and community thanks to the commitment of coaches, board members, families, and most of all, the rowers themselves. Anywhere you look at OARS, you see — and feel — the energy of people who know that working together, as a well-honed boat crew does, makes the whole much greater than the sum of its parts. Orlando, Florida

Orlando Rowing Club offers recreation, fitness, and racing opportunities for adults of all ages. Whether you're looking for a phenomenal workout that also happens to be easy on the joints, or would like to add some nature and sunsets to your routine, we’ve got the right program for you. We offer sweep rowing, sculling, dragon boating, training camps, private lessons, team building and more! Our programs include open, recreational programs as well as highly competitive teams that compete nationally and internationally. Team practices are offered year-around mornings, evenings, and weekends. The mission of the Orlando Rowing Club to promote the sport of rowing and paddling in the Central Florida community. Our boathouse sits on beautiful Lake Fairview. Orlando, Florida

TAC is a premiere adult (master's) rowing organization which promotes the sport of rowing for all ages and experience levels. TAC offers both recreational and competitive opportunities. Whether you are new to rowing or have experience, you'll have the chance to learn alongside experienced coaches who offer exceptional training in a fun and safe environment. Tampa, Florida

Sarasota County Rowing Club (SCRC) is a masters-only rowing club rowing out of Blackburn Point in Osprey, Florida. SCRC has over 100 members including full-time as well as a large complement of seasonal members. Members range in age from their 20's to 80's and participate in both sculling and sweep rowing, competitively and recreationally. SCRC is also home to the Sarasota Adaptive Rowing program, a highly successful team of para-rowers. Osprey, Florida

Empowering Lives. One Rower At A Time. More than a simple slogan, it is the reason Sarasota Crew was created in 2002, why we have grown into one of the largest rowing programs in the country and why we succeed in not only producing national championships, but making a positive difference with every rower we encounter. Rowers from all walks of life come to us, not because we focus on the importance of winning like other organizations, but because we create a healthy environment – socially, physically, emotionally – and teach the proper skill set to empower every rower to conquer the next challenge in their life. Sarasota Crew utilizes competitive rowing to promote strong character, high integrity, positive self-concept, contribution to community, and a healthful lifestyle for all youth and adults in the Sarasota county and its surrounding communities. Osprey, Florida

Space Coast Crew is the sport team of Space Coast Crew Boosters, Incorporated, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, established in 1996 to promote the sport of rowing among Brevard County scholastic students in rising grades 7-12. We are a parent run, volunteer organization with a professional coaching staff. We depend on parents, community volunteers, and community donors to operate, manage, and maintain our wonderful programs. We are committed to teaching rowing while simultaneously using the natural lessons that come with our sport to teach youth how to work hard, be patient and set goals. Satellite Beach, Florida

A club for rowers aged 19 and up, of all experience levels. The Tallahassee Rowing Club is a non-profit rowing club for adults in the Tallahassee area. We are a USRowing member organization, and our mission is to promote the sport of rowing. Our members row for recreation, relaxation, and/or competition at rowing events throughout the U.S., Canada, and Europe, and range in age from 19 to over 70. We row in a beautiful setting on Lake Hall in Maclay Gardens State Park, Tallahassee Florida. The club owns a variety of rowing shells, including singles, doubles, quads, 4+'s, and 8+'s. Tallahassee Florida

Tampa Bay Sea Kayakers is a unique paddle club which we believe is the best in Florida. Past winner of the American Canoe Assn (ACA) "Outstanding Paddle Club in the U.S." Award, we continue with the same high standards. A major focus of our club is to provide opportunities to paddle all of the interesting waterways in the wider Tampa Bay area, from the Gulf, our bays and many varied rivers. Our goal is to have fun - enjoying all aspects of Florida's wonderful nature. At the same time we work to ensure that our members learn and practice safe kayaking. There are many scheduled opportunities for free skills and safety training. We highly prize building friendships thru paddling. We socialize at our monthly paddle-picnics (at which we have paddles and/or skills training for all skill levels), at our monthly meetings (with a speaker) held at local kayak shops in the Tampa Bay area. Tampa Bay, Florida

In Fall 2018, the City of Tampa Parks and Recreation department partnered with Children's Athletic Network & Dance Opportunities, Inc (CANDO) to offer a rowing program for Blake High School. Blake High Rowing exposed over 40 students to the sport in our first year and sent 18 students to the 2019 Florida State Rowing Championship in Sarasota. In 2019 Blake High Rowing transitioned to Team Tampa Rowing Club to accommodate more high school and middle school athletes from the greater Tampa Bay community. This expansion introduced rowing to upwards of 140 new athletes and culminated in 18 unique entries at the 2021 Florida State Rowing Championship; allowing 40 athletes to compete at youth rowing's highest level. Tampa, Florida

We're not just an ordinary team at Treasure Coast Rowing Club, we're a family. Here at the TCRC boathouse we strive to cultivate the sport of rowing by providing adults and youth of all abilities opportunities for personal growth, physical fitness, and camaraderie through competitive and recreational rowing. Palm City, Florida

Our Mission: To promote and teach the sport of rowing to the community in order to develop physical fitness, personal character, and an ethic of cooperation through competitive and recreational opportunities. It is the club's goal to bring the amazing sport of rowing to all residents of Vero Beach. Our masters and junior programs currently run year round and we are always looking for new members. We are working hard expand programs for the community and expose a wider variety of people to rowing on the Indian River Lagoon. Vero Beach, Florida

Our club provides informative programs, certified instruction and, most importantly, wonderful trips to some of our region’s beautiful rivers, creeks, bayous and bays. Our club meetings are held in Pensacola, Florida and our paddling trips are generally in northwest Florida, southern Alabama and southern Mississippi. Pensacola, Florida