Youth Summer Camps 2025 - Registration Open

Welcome to the Lake County Rowing Summer Camp Program! Camps are throughout the summer and are available to all students who will be enrolled in grades 7-12 in the Fall. 

We encourage you to sign up early as there are limited seats available and they fill up.

Youth Learn To Row Camps Grades 7-12

Our experienced, certified coaching staff and seasoned athlete-volunteers make the LCRA camp experience like no other. Campers will learn about the sport through hands-on experience in eight and four-person rowing shells. Campers will learn rowing safety, boat handling, terminology, and beginner thru advanced rowing technique all while enjoying beautiful Lake Minneola. The camps are an excellent experience for rowers who may wish to join one of our squads in the fall! Camps are open to all students entering 7th grade and above. No experience is necessary. Rowers will spend time learning the basics of rowing via land training, video sessions, and rowing on the water. 

 

Each Learn to Row Camp is a two week session and kids looking to continue building skills after their first camp can register for multiple  sessions. Campers are welcome for one session, two sessions or all three sessions. We recommend that your youth athlete registers for more than one session to gain a greater understanding and appreciation of the wonderful world of rowing and to learn what crew life is all about. 

 

The summer camp season will culminate in an exciting opportunity to travel to Daytona Beach, FL and compete at the Annual Halifax Summer Regatta on July 26th. LTR athletes need to demonstrate sufficient proficiency to meet safety standards in order to participate (determined by coaches). See the regatta information at the bottom of this page. *Regatta expenses are not included. 

 

Age: Students entering 7th grade and above, No experience necessary. Contact Us with any questions.

Cost: $220/Each Two Week Session

Sibling discount: $25

Each rower will receive a team T-shirt.


SCHEDULE FOR 2025

Learn To Row Sessions 

Session 1 (June 9th – June 13th and June 16th – 20th, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm) Mon-Fri

Session 2 (July 7th – 11th and July 14th – 18th, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm) Mon-Fri

Session 3 (July 21st – 25th and July 28th – August 1st, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm) Mon-Fri


What to bring:

Exercise attire – Non-baggy short and t-shirt

Running shoes and socks

Rubber flip flops / Crocs / sliders

Change of clothing

Towel

Hat

Inexpensive UV protective sunglasses

Refillable water bottle – plastic or soft-sided (no metal bottles)

Sunscreen

An excitement to try rowing!

 

Register NOW

High School Returners Camps

(and Rising 8th Grade Sculling)

The High School Performance Camp is for high school rowers and coxswains with at least one season of rowing experience or at least three (3) Learn to Row Camps – entering 9th grade and above. Rowers will get practice in both sculling and sweep (small boat focus). Focus will be on good training habits, improving technique and fitness, and applying skills to competition. Camps are weekly on Monday – Friday, 6am – 8am. Campers are welcome for one week, several weeks or all 5 sessions. 

 

The summer camp season will culminate in an exciting opportunity to travel to Daytona Beach, FL and compete at the Annual Halifax Summer Regatta on July 26th. See the regatta information at the bottom of this page. *Regatta expenses are not included.

 

Age: High school rowers and coxswains with at least one season of rowing experience or at least three (3) Learn to Row Camps. Entering 8th grade and above.

Cost: $125/Session – Multisession Discounts on Registration Page

Sibling discount: $25

 

SCHEDULE FOR 2025
Sculling Camp for Returning 8th – 12th Grade Rowers   

June 9th – 13th, 6:00am – 8:00am, Monday – Friday

June 16th – 20th, 6:00am – 8:00am, Monday – Friday

June 23th – 27th, 6:00am – 8:00am, Monday – Friday

 

Sweep Rowing Camp for Returning High School 9th – 12th Grade Rowers

July 7th – 11th, 6:00am – 8:00am, Monday – Friday

July 14th – July 18th, 6:00am – 8:00am, Monday – Friday


What to bring:

Exercise attire – Non-baggy short and t-shirt

Running shoes and socks

Rubber flip flops / Crocs / sliders

Change of clothing

Towel

Hat

Inexpensive UV protective sunglasses

Refillable water bottle – plastic or soft-sided (no metal bottles)

Sunscreen

 

Register Now

Middle School Returners Sweep Rowing Camps

For middle school rowers and coxswains with at least one season of rowing experience. This camp is for rising 7th and 8th graders that have been in a program or are interested in participating in the middle school program in fall. Focus will be on good training habits, improving technique and fitness, and applying skills to competition.

Camps are weekly on Monday – Friday, 6am – 8am. Campers are welcome for one week, several weeks or all 5 sessions. Discounts are available for multi-session registrations.

The summer camp season will culminate in an exciting opportunity to travel to Daytona Beach, FL and compete at the Annual Halifax Summer Regatta on July 26th. See the regatta information at the bottom of this page. *Regatta expenses are not included.

 

Age: Middle school (7th and 8th grade) rowers and coxswains with at least one season of rowing experience.

Cost: $125/Session – Multi-session Discounts

Sibling discount: $25

 

TENATIVE SCHEDULE FOR 2025 – Schedule May Change Before Open Registration
Sweep Rowing

July 21st – 25th, 6:00am – 8:00am, Monday – Friday

July 28th – August 1st, 6:00am – 8:00am, Monday – Friday


What to bring:

Exercise attire – Non-baggy short and t-shirt

Running shoes and socks

Rubber flip flops / Crocks / sliders

Change of clothing

Towel

Hat

Inexpensive UV protective sunglasses

Refillable water bottle – plastic or soft-sided (no metal bottles)

Sunscreen

 

REGISTER NOW

Halifax Regatta, July 26th

The summer camp season will end with an exciting opportunity on Saturday, July 26th to travel to Daytona Beach to compete in the 28th Annual Halifax Summer Regatta with a focus on sculling and small boat sweep races. Athletes will compete in 1,000-meter sprints under the direction of US Rowing officials.

Open to returning high school and middle school athletes for sculling and sweep events. Open to Learn To Row Camp graduates who have obtained enough proficiency to race in a Novice Eight. A certain degree of proficiency must be obtained in order to race. Youth-attended trailer loading will take place on Friday July 25th. Regatta-related costs will be posted.