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The Marin Rowing Association is a non-profit organization with approximately 125 junior and 200 adult members. Memberships are open to the public.

The club is located in Greenbrae, California, near the intersection of Highway 101 and San Francis Drake Blvd., on the shore of the Corte Madera Creek. Its home race course stretches 2000 meters down the shoreline between the Larkspur Ferry terminal just beyond San Quentin point.

The Bair Island Aquatic Center (BIAC) enjoys year-round access to protected marine waters and provides a variety of human powered watercraft for member use. BIAC is located in Silicon Valley just upstream from the Port of Redwood City.

Join us if you are interested in learning a new sport, improving your skills, enjoying the local waterways, or racing competitively. BIAC is the place for rowing and paddling on the San Francisco Peninsula.

The East Bay Rowing Club (formerly the Jack London Aquatic Center) counts about 100 men, women, and junior rowers.

EBRC now hosts annual winter and spring Learn To Row events, as well as one on National Learn To Row Day. Led by an experienced and dedicated coaching staff, the club has steadily made a name for itself, competing and medaling at numerous regional regattas, as well as participating in friendly scrimmages with other local clubs. EBRC competes on the national level with regular entries at the San Diego Crew Classic and Boston’s Head Of The Charles Regatta.

Los Gatos Rowing Club has been home to South Bay rowing for almost 35 years. Started in 1979, the club has trained and coached over 2500 student athletes on Lexington Reservoir.

Along the way, our junior rowers have won numerous national titles, our alumni have rowed at many of the top colleges in the nation and competed on the Olympic and world stage.

Our Adult Masters Program offers both competitive sweep rowing and sculling programs.

LGRC's community involvement includes various Outreach Programs such as Wounded Warriors and Row 2 Recovery for cancer survivors and their friends and families. Come join us on the water

Juniors club located on the Oakland Estuary in the San Francisco Bay Area, California.

Artemis Rowing was founded in 2011 and has grown into an incredible team of hardworking youth from all over the East Bay. We have high expectations for our rowers, and they train hard to achieve their best.

A recreational rowing program offering new and experienced rowers the opportunity to row in single and double sculls.

The UCLA Recreational program offers an ongoing schedule of single scull learn to row classes.

Webcam is positioned on the top of the dockmaster's office and looks out towards the W/NW of the Marina.

UCLA men's and women's crews go out in the morning, usually between 07h00 - 08h30. The Masters go out starting at 06h00 until 09h00.

The Juniors usually row in the late afternoon, after school.

Appearing on the sands of Mother's Beach in Marina Del Rey like Endora's arrival in Samantha’s living room, the West Hollywood Oars was a rowing squad created to compete at the 1998 Amsterdam Gay Games. The name stayed with us through the years and now the squad has become a social group that serves to connect local gay and lesbian rowers, coxies, coaches, and our straight rowing friends. Our group counts members from the Los Angeles Rowing Club, the UCLA Marina Aquatic Center, the California Yacht Club, the Long Beach Rowing Association, and the Southern California Scullers Club. We get together to talk rowing, to help rowers find each other, to help those looking to find rowing in the Los Angeles area, and to help rowers looking to form a squad to compete at a regatta. Share this group: http://whoars.glrf.info

A group for all Under 19 gay and lesbian rowers and their straight allies in California. Share this group: http://calu19.glrf.info

Community rowing club located in the Los Angeles Marina Del Rey.

The club has 12 boats and offers both recreational and competitive rowing programs. They offer two learn to row programs a year, in the spring and the fall.