Community rowing in the nation's capital.
Learn to Row at Capital Rowing Club! Over 10 classes, you’ll learn the basics of the stroke, enjoy challenging workouts, and begin to row in the boat together with your crew!
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, Capital Rowing is unable to offer Learn to Row this year. Please stay in touch and we will let you know as soon as we have more information on when we can resume our Learn to Row program. In the meantime, stay well and safe.
Please join the Anacostia Community Boathouse Association as we dedicate our new flagpole on Saturday, September 28th at 2:00 p.m. at the boathouse (1900 M Street SE).
The flagpole will be dedicated to the memory of Robert “Bob” Day Jr., a champion for Watersport access, recreation and competition on the Anacostia River—and visionary of the Anacostia Community Boathouse.
Over many decades, Bob developed and supported learn-to-row, learn-to-paddle and other educational programs for the at-large community. On the afternoon of September 28th, the boathouse will also be hosting a novice rowing scrimmage with brand new rowers from Capital Rowing, D.C. Strokes Rowing Club and Washington Rowing School. The facility will be bustling with activity as we dedicate the flagpole, just as Bob envisioned.
Diana Day and other members of Bob’s family will be in attendance.
Learn more about Bob Day and his contribution to the Anacostia Community Boathouse Association and to Capital Rowing Club.
Last week, Capital athletes traveled to Grand Rapids, Michigan, for US Rowing Masters Nationals at Riverside Park. Rowers represented Capital well, capturing 11 medals. A full list of results is available at HereNOW
Congratulations to all of our athletes!
Congratulations to all of our CARP athletes who attended the BAYADA Regatta in Philadelphia on August 17. Capital athletes raced in eight events, winning six gold and two silver medals!
Celebrate CARP’s 10th anniversary by volunteering, donating, or purchasing a t-shirt!