Trenton Rowing and Paddling Club provides equal opportunity to all members of the community to participate in the sport of rowing and paddling. It is a diverse club with members of all ages. We have something for everyone; stand up paddle boarding, kayaking, canoeing and rowing.

Membership Details

The upcoming season will include rowing, paddling (kayak, canoe, stand-up board), and dragon boating. Our memberships are all-inclusive. That is, whatever your motivation for membership, you will have access to all of our activities – you are not limited to any one! Membership includes all necessary equipment. Boat storage (subject to availability) can be purchased by members.
The TRPC Membership Year renews annually on May 1. The on-water season runs June to September.

All TRPC memberships include:

• HST
• safety instruction
• on water supervision for club activities
• use of club equipment
• club social events
• discounts, when they become available

For an extra fee private boat storage; training and off site excursions may be available.

Interested in Paddling?

A TRPC membership gives you unlimited access to paddling equipment (kayaking, canoeing, stand-up paddling) during open hours in addition to the club’s paddling programming. Those 14 to 17 years of age can paddle on their own with parent/guardian permission. A child (under 14) membership requires an adult (in the same household) membership and adult accompaniment on the water.

TRPC is affiliated with Paddle Canada. All of our paddling members have insurance coverage under an agreement held between TRPC and Paddle Canada.

Interested in Dragon Boating?

A TRPC membership allows you to participate in the club’s Dragon Boat programming. Dragon boat paddlers must be at least 14 years of age. Paddlers aged 14 to 17 must have parent/guardian permission.

TRPC is affiliated with Paddle Canada. All of our Dragon Boat members have insurance coverage under an agreement held between TRPC and Paddle Canada.

Interested in Rowing?

If you do NOT have a background in rowing, you must complete the Learn-To-Row Program (LTR). The program consists of five group lessons that provide an introduction to the sport of rowing. The fee includes a membership.
If you have a background in rowing, you will have access to the club’s rowing equipment. Your membership also allows you to participate in any of the Club’s programming. Rowers aged 14 to 17 must have parent/guardian permission.

Fees/How To Become a Member

2023 Membership Prices (higher than last year, but at prepandemic rates):
$125 for first adult member.
$100 for additional adult family member (in the same household
$100 for youth,14 to 17 (with parent or guardian permission)
$50 for child paddler, under 14 (requires membership of adult in the same household). A child must be accompanied by an adult on the water.
$200 for Adult Learn-to-Row (includes lessons with an instructor and membership)
$175 for Additional Adult Learn-to-Row – additional family member in the same household
$175 for Youth Learn-to-Row – requires parent/guardian permission
$150 for boat storage – up to beginning of next season

To become a member, you must complete TRPC’s membership form, sign necessary waivers and provide payment. This can be done one of two ways:

1. You complete the membership form and payment online.
2. You complete the membership form on paper, at the clubhouse, during open hours, with a payment at the time of submission (cash/debit/credit).

The necessary waivers (links below) can be printed from our website or can be obtained at the TRPC Boathouse. Completed, signed waivers need to be submitted BEFORE going on the water for the first time in the season. The waiver is then kept on file.
 

Printable Club Waiver – Click here to Download

Paddling Members only: Paddle Canada Waiver