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Become a Member

Whether you are joining us for a single outing or becoming a regular participant, there are two separate fees to be aware of: an annual membership fee and a rowing participation fee.

Membership fee: $40 per year

Rowing fee: $250 for 6 months, or $20 per drop in

These fees help cover the costs of mooring, maintenance, and the ongoing operation of our club. We sincerely appreciate every member who takes part in the rowing experience. Your enthusiasm and support help ensure the long-term success of this local organization.

Two women wearing life jackets sit in a wooden boat on calm water, with a Canadian flag at the stern and forested shoreline in the background under a blue sky.

Dedication to Judy Gilligan

How to Become a Member of the SCBS

Simply download and complete the 2-page SCBS membership/waiver form and submit it to the coxswain on arrival.

We encourage all participants—whether you row regularly or only occasionally—to review the Competent Crew Manual, which provides important information to help you enjoy a safe and rewarding experience on the water.

Dedication to Judy Gilligan

Come row with us!

If you'd like to try it out, we're happy to have you! Please email or call us, and we'll see you on the water soon!

Email us: [email protected]

Call Dawn: (778) 686-8644

Get in Touch!

Row with us

We look forward to welcoming you to your first row on our longboats! Click below to learn how.

Membership

If you'd like to join our crew for a year or even join our society, please click below for more information.

Group Outings

The Sooke Classical Boating Society welcomes bookings for eligible groups.

Any other questions? Just email us.

Email us: [email protected]

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We thank the District of Sooke for their support.

Funded by the Government of Canada's New Horizons for Seniors Program

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Logo of the Sooke Classical Boating Society. It features a drawing of a traditional sailboat with the text "T'Sou-ke" and "Doña Rosa" above it, encircled by a blue rope outline. The society's name is written below the boat in blue text.

We strive to provide a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for all members and visitors to the longboats, recognizing the diverse identities of persons and the rights of all individuals to be treated with dignity and respect irrespective of their gender, race, sexual orientation, ability, ethnicity, religion, class, age, or national origin.

We respectfully acknowledge that we enjoy our activities on the unceded traditional territory of the T’Sou-ke First Nation of the Coast Salish peoples. We honor their enduring connection to this land and recognize their stewardship throughout history and into the future.