(Updated 4/20/2025)
These are the steps for the registration process. Please complete by the noted due dates and times.
- Complete the Online Summer Camp Registration Form.
- Summer Camp, due date is TBD 11:59pm.
- Learn2Scull Camp, due date is TBD 11:59pm.
- Accept teamsnap.com invitation. Teamsnap invitation will triggered once you have completed online athlete form or online payment. It is very important to join as all communications are done through this system.
- Online payment is via paypal portal below. Paypal account is not needed.
- Summer Camp cost $450, due date is TBD 11:59pm.
- Learn2Scull Camp cost $375, due date is TBD 11:59pm.
- Payments past deadline have a late fee of $25.
Additional Detailed Information:
Who: Rock Ridge Crew will have Summer Camps and Learn2Scull. The camps are open to all middle and high school students in the area. No experience is necessary for Summer Camps.
What: The first couple of days we will cover boat safety protocol and technique on the land simulating machine called an ERG. Then we will be on the water in boats. (Please know each person is not guaranteed a rowing seat at each session and may have to do a rotation riding in the safety launch.)
Where: The location is at Beaverdam Boathouse, 22211 Water Vista Dr, Ashburn, VA 20148
When: The Camp sessions:
- Summer Camps,
- Summer Camp1, July 7-18, M-F, 8am to 11:30am
- Summer Camp2, July 21-Aug 1, M-F, 8am to 11:30am
- Cost is $450 (TBD).
- At Beaverdam Boathouse, 22211 Water Vista Dr, Ashburn, VA 20148
- only 16 seats available, open to middle and high school students. No experience necessary.
- Learn2Scull Camp
- Learn2Scull Camp-1 Jun23-27, M-F, 8am-11:30am
- Learn2Scull Camp-2 July 7-11, M-F, 8am-11:30am
- Learn2Scull Camp-3 July 14-18, M-F, 8am-11:30am
- Learn2Scull Camp-4 July 21-25, M-F, 8am-11:30am
- Cost is $375 (TBD)
- At Beaverdam Boathouse, 22211 Water Vista Dr, Ashburn, VA 20148
- Only 4 seats available per Camp, open to experienced rowers who have rowed sweep during a fall or spring season.
- Note there will not be make-up days for either Camp to due to possible bad weather, adverse river conditions, or viral sickness.
Why: Rowing Camps are a great way to experience the beauty of rowing. For beginners they get to learn about the rowing stroke. For experienced athletes, they get to hone their technique and get a great workout.