Teen Summer Camps | Seminole County Area Rowing

SCAR summer camp rowers and coaches gather in a team huddle with their hands raised before practice. The group stands under a covered boathouse surrounded by palm trees and greenery.

Beginner vs. Competitive Camps — Which Is Right for You?

Trying to choose between beginner and competitive rowing camps? Learn the differences between SCAR’s summer camps and find the right fit for your athlete this season.

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May 142 min read

SCAR rowers prepare a shell named “Tenacity” at the dock before an early morning practice. Athletes adjust oars and equipment beside calm water surrounded by trees and Spanish moss.

Why Learn-to-Row Camps Are Great for Teens

Discover why learn-to-row camps are a great summer activity for teens, helping them get outside, stay active, build confidence, and make lifelong friendships.

Oscar

May 123 min read

A SCAR women’s rowing quad moves across Lake Jesup during practice on a clear afternoon. The four athletes row in sync in a sweep boat with green-bladed oars, surrounded by calm blue water and marshland in the background.

What to Bring to Summer Rowing Camp

What should you bring to summer rowing camp? Here’s a practical packing guide for beginner and experienced rowers, from water bottles to sunscreen and more.

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Apr 303 min read

A SCAR rowing quad glides across calm water at sunrise as the sun rises over the horizon. The crew rows in silhouette beneath colorful orange and blue skies reflected across the lake.

Why Learn-to-Row Camps in Seminole County Are So Special

Discover why learn-to-row camps in Seminole County are helping middle and high school athletes build confidence, friendships, teamwork, and a love for rowing on the water.

Oscar

Apr 282 min read