NORTH SHORE ROWING CLUB - Founded in 1874 the North Shore Rowing Club is one of the country’s oldest and one of the largest, catering for rowing for all ages. As the only rowing club on Auckland’s North Shore, NSRC serves as the regional rowing provider for both North Shore City and Rodney District, serving a population of over 300,000 people. Contact: (1a Northcote Rd, Northcote, Auckland, NZ) Phone: (09) 486 4042
North Shore Rowing Club Inc

ST GEORGE'S ROWING CLUB - Is one of New Zealand's oldest rowing clubs and has active schools, club and Masters rowers. It was established in 1883 at St George's Bay, Parnell, Auckland making it New Zealand's second oldest rowing club. The development of Auckland's waterfront forced it to move home several times until in 1949 it relocated to Panmure, on the Tamaki River, where it remains today. Contact: Alan Vester (Panmure, Auckland, NZ) Phone: +64 9 576 9039
St George's Rowing Club

AUCKLAND ROWING CLUB - Was established in 1869 and is located in the suburb of Mt. Wellington in Auckland, New Zealand. The club has been through a total of six location changes and the club's present site is at Ian Shaw Park, at the Flat Rock area on the Tamaki River. The Club is made up of around 250 members, including approximately 100 affiliated through Epsom Girls Grammar School, Sacred Heart College, and Diocesan School for Girls. Both male and female members participate at all levels from U15 and novice through to masters, in both sculling and sweep oar events throughout the rowing calendar. The club also hosts rowers from overseas visiting New Zealand, corporate rowers, university rowers. Contact: (Panama Road, Otahuhu, NZ) Phone: +64 9 276-3691
Auckland Rowing Club

HAMILTON ROWING CLUB - If you are thinking about giving rowing a shot, either competitively or recreationally then don't hesitate, get in contact today or show up to the Hamilton Rowing Clubhouse on Grantham St any Saturday at 7am and have a chat to one of the friendly faces. No age/fitness level restrictions, anybody welcome. Hamilton rowing Club is currently running four-week long learn to row sessions for people new to the sport. This is a great opportunity to try out the sport. Contact: (Grantham St, Hamilton, NZ) Phone: 07 838 1501
Hamilton Rowing Club

BAY COAST ROWING CLUB - Rowing on the Wairoa River at Bethlehem in the city of Tauranga, we enable rowers of all ages to participate at the level they want in this iconic and popular sport. Whether you are a young competitive rower or want to be part of our recreational or masters rowers you are welcome to enjoy our excellent equipment, coaches and beautiful scenery. Contact: (Wairora Road Bethlehem, Tauranga, NZ) Phone: 0275 769 769
Bay Coast Rowing Club

GISBORNE ROWING CLUB - Gisborne Rowing can be found on the banks of the Waimata River at Anzac Park. The setting is beautiful and the club boasts a wide variety of plant for its members use. A Strong school membership is complimented by a small but talented number of senior Rowers. Contact: Robyn McDermott(76 Anzac Street, Gisborne , NZ) Phone: 06 8672758
Gisborne Rowing Club

HAWKE'S BAY ROWING CLUB - Hawke's Bay Rowing Club, situated at Farndon Domain on the north bank of the Clive River, about 2km from the mouth. The first club in the region was formed 1874 in Napier. Following the 1931 earthquake that lifted the rowing course in Napier above sea level the club moved to its current location. Today over 80 rowers keep the club busy, competing successfully at local, national and international events. Contact: Lesley Wilson (Boatshed 29 Farndon Road, Clive, NZ) Phone: 8443169
Hawke's Bay Rowing Club

WANGANUI ROWING CLUB - The Aramoho Wanganui Rowing Club teaches the sport of rowing, offering its facility to all sectors of the community. Novices are taken on annually, usually from the school sector and nurtured through the grades to senior level, to learn not only an ability and technique of how to row, but a training and work ethic, teamwork, club spirit and camaraderie that stays with them through a lifetime. Contact: (Wanganui, NZ) Phone:
Wanganui Rowing Club

PETONE ROWING CLUB - The Petone Rowing Club (PRC) is located on the Petone foreshore, in the harbor of Wellington, New Zealand. Formed in the year 1900, the Club has a long standing history of developing champion rowers, with a proud history filled with local, regional, national, international, and Olympic achievements. The PRC attend local regattas at other rowing clubs on a regular basis across New Zealand, and attend the New Zealand National Championships annually. Additionally the PRC is proud of our Masters Crews, who regularly row locally and internationally with great success. Contact: David Pullar (160 The Esplanade, Petone, Lower Hutt, NZ) Phone: +64 4 817 9797
Petone Rowing Club

WAIRAU ROWING CLUB - Wairau Rowing Club was established on the banks of the Wairau River CLICK HERE in July 1910. It has provided rowing opportunities to Marlburians ever since. Its modern facilities and racing equipment ensure that its members have the very best opportunity to perform well at rowing regattas and have the best chance of higher honours in national crews at all levels of the sport. Contact: Steve Donaldson (115 Steam Wharf Road, Blenheim, NZ) Phone: 03 5793959
Wairau Rowing Club

AVON ROWING CLUB - The Club has always traced its origins back to the formation of the "trades" rowing club in 1881, and its change of name to Avon in 1884. As the original name of "trades" denotes, the first members were drawn from the ranks of the young artisans and mechanics. At this time moves were being made to form the New Zealand Amateur Rowing Association, which was finally established in 1887. Contact: (Kerrs Road, Wainoni, Christchurch, NZ) Phone: +64-3-389 5748
Avon Rowing club

OTAGO ROWING CLUB - The Otago Rowing Club is the oldest club on the Otago Harbour, which has been operating since 1873. We cater for both competitive and recreational rowers, across all ability levels. We have a modern clubhouse, an excellent fleet of boats and gym equipment. Contact: Richard Wilden (23 Kitchener Street, Dunedin , NZ) Phone: 03 4898715
Otago Rowing Club

OTAGO UNIVERSITY ROWING CLUB - Otago University Rowing Club was formed in 1929 to provide students of the University of Otago the opportunity to compete against other universities in New Zealand. This remains the main aim of the club, although limited membership is now available for persons not studying at the University of Otago. Contact: (65 Magnet St, Dunedin, NZ) Phone: (03) 477 1060
Otago University Rowing Club

NORTH END ROWING CLUB INC - Founded in 1892 the North End Rowing Club is one of the country’s oldest and one of the South Islands largest, catering for rowers of all ages. The club house is situated on the Otago harbour at the boat harbour reserve, Magnet Street, Dunedin. The Club also has a training facility on the Henley River South of Dunedin and a house at Twizel for accommodation during training camps and regattas. Contact: Ellen Seaton (54 Magnet Street, Dunedin, NZ) Phone: 03 474 9047
North End Rowing Club Inc