At Oregon Rowing Unlimited, your child will dive into the world of rowing, starting with the fundamentals on an indoor rowing machine before taking to the water. This camp focuses on teaching correct rowing technique, terminology, and boat handling in a supportive, team-oriented environment. Campers will progress to rowing in both individual and team boats, building fitness, and discovering if rowing is the right sport for them. It's a great opportunity for beginners to prepare for joining a competitive junior rowing team.
Oregon Rowing Unlimited is a sports & athletics summer camp in Portland, OR for ages 12 to 18. Tuition starts at $125 and goes up to $175 per week. The camp runs half day sessions from 8:30 AM - 11:00 AM. Enrollment is currently open. Dates are confirmed for Summer 2026.
12-18
$175 for 2-week sessions, $125 for 1-week sessions
Half Day
8:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Session 1: June 29 - July 10, 2026; Session 2: July 13-17, 2026; Session 3: July 20-24, 2026; Session 4: July 27-31, 2026; Session 5: Aug 3-14, 2026; Session 6: Aug 17-21, 2026
Sessions (6)
Learn-To-Row Session #1 (2 weeks)
Oregon Rowing Unlimited is a non-profit junior rowing club designed for 12-18 year olds to promote physical fitness, team membership skills, and maturity through the sport of rowing. All sessions are held at the boathouse. Learn the correct rowing stroke on an ergometer (AKA "erg", an indoor rowing machine), rowing terminology, the parts of the boat, and how to carry the boat to and from the dock. When we move to the water, you will learn how to get in and out of a shell, how to hold the oars, and how to begin rowing. By the end of the last class day, you should be comfortable rowing in a stable training single and in team boats, and will have begun training for fitness and strength.
Learn-To-Row Session #2 (1 week)
Oregon Rowing Unlimited is a non-profit junior rowing club designed for 12-18 year olds to promote physical fitness, team membership skills, and maturity through the sport of rowing. All sessions are held at the boathouse. Learn the correct rowing stroke on an ergometer (AKA "erg", an indoor rowing machine), rowing terminology, the parts of the boat, and how to carry the boat to and from the dock. When we move to the water, you will learn how to get in and out of a shell, how to hold the oars, and how to begin rowing. By the end of the last class day, you should be comfortable rowing in a stable training single and in team boats, and will have begun training for fitness and strength.
Learn-To-Row Session #3 (1 week)
Oregon Rowing Unlimited is a non-profit junior rowing club designed for 12-18 year olds to promote physical fitness, team membership skills, and maturity through the sport of rowing. All sessions are held at the boathouse. Learn the correct rowing stroke on an ergometer (AKA "erg", an indoor rowing machine), rowing terminology, the parts of the boat, and how to carry the boat to and from the dock. When we move to the water, you will learn how to get in and out of a shell, how to hold the oars, and how to begin rowing. By the end of the last class day, you should be comfortable rowing in a stable training single and in team boats, and will have begun training for fitness and strength.
Learn-To-Row Session #4 (1 week)
Oregon Rowing Unlimited is a non-profit junior rowing club designed for 12-18 year olds to promote physical fitness, team membership skills, and maturity through the sport of rowing. All sessions are held at the boathouse. Learn the correct rowing stroke on an ergometer (AKA "erg", an indoor rowing machine), rowing terminology, the parts of the boat, and how to carry the boat to and from the dock. When we move to the water, you will learn how to get in and out of a shell, how to hold the oars, and how to begin rowing. By the end of the last class day, you should be comfortable rowing in a stable training single and in team boats, and will have begun training for fitness and strength.
Learn-To-Row Session #5 (2 weeks)
Oregon Rowing Unlimited is a non-profit junior rowing club designed for 12-18 year olds to promote physical fitness, team membership skills, and maturity through the sport of rowing. All sessions are held at the boathouse. Learn the correct rowing stroke on an ergometer (AKA "erg", an indoor rowing machine), rowing terminology, the parts of the boat, and how to carry the boat to and from the dock. When we move to the water, you will learn how to get in and out of a shell, how to hold the oars, and how to begin rowing. By the end of the last class day, you should be comfortable rowing in a stable training single and in team boats, and will have begun training for fitness and strength.
Learn-To-Row Session #6 (1 week)
Oregon Rowing Unlimited is a non-profit junior rowing club designed for 12-18 year olds to promote physical fitness, team membership skills, and maturity through the sport of rowing. All sessions are held at the boathouse. Learn the correct rowing stroke on an ergometer (AKA "erg", an indoor rowing machine), rowing terminology, the parts of the boat, and how to carry the boat to and from the dock. When we move to the water, you will learn how to get in and out of a shell, how to hold the oars, and how to begin rowing. By the end of the last class day, you should be comfortable rowing in a stable training single and in team boats, and will have begun training for fitness and strength.
Programs offered
Location
Oaks Park Community Boathouse, 7815 SE Oaks Park Way, Portland, OR 97202
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A swim and float test is required. All sessions are held at the Oaks Park Community Boathouse. This camp is designed to give students with no prior rowing experience an opportunity to determine if rowing is a good fit and to prepare them to join ORU’s Junior Rowing Team.
Diversity & inclusion
None noted
Eligibility requirement
None
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does Oregon Rowing Unlimited cost?
- Oregon Rowing Unlimited costs $175 for 2-week sessions, $125 for 1-week sessions per week.
- What ages does Oregon Rowing Unlimited accept?
- Oregon Rowing Unlimited accepts children ages 12 to 18.
- Is Oregon Rowing Unlimited still accepting registrations?
- Oregon Rowing Unlimited enrollment is currently open. Visit the camp website for the most current availability.
- Where is Oregon Rowing Unlimited located?
- Oregon Rowing Unlimited is located at Oaks Park Community Boathouse, 7815 SE Oaks Park Way, Portland, OR 97202 in Portland, OR.
- What is the schedule for Oregon Rowing Unlimited?
- Oregon Rowing Unlimited offers half day sessions from 8:30 AM - 11:00 AM.
Data compiled for Summer 2026. Always verify details directly with the camp provider before registering.