It is a member of the United States Rowing Association. It maintains its rowing facilities at River Point Landing Marina in Stockton at the west end of March Lane. Stockton Rowing Club traces its history back more than 100 years. Its modern expansion began in the early 1980s. We now have six 8s including two new Vespoli's, several 4s including a Kaschper that can be rigged as a quad, and several s
ingle sculling shells and trainers for use by our members, as well as storage for members’ private equipment. Our boathouse is just a few yards from our launch ramp and the best rowing water around. We provide coaching for all age groups: sweep (one oar per person in racing crew shells) and sculling (two oars per person in sculling shells). We have a Junior Crew program for Junior High and High School students who want to experience the sport of rowing. What makes Stockton Rowing Club unique? The rewards of joining this club are immense - new friendships, the teamwork and the physical rewards as well as enjoying the outdoors the Deep Water Channel of Stockton offers.. The members come from all different walks of life - professors, scientists, teachers, engineers, manicurists, office administrators - all for one common love rowing!
