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How to Become a Member

1. Contact us to start the process

3. Sign and submit an Community Rowing waiver

1. Contact us to start the process

Send us a note and we'll be in touch.

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2. Join US Rowing

3. Sign and submit an Community Rowing waiver

1. Contact us to start the process

This umbrella organization for rowing clubs in the country that carries our liability insurance (and supports Olympic athletes). Basic is $25, choose EICR and use the code given to you by your mentor. 

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3. Sign and submit an Community Rowing waiver

3. Sign and submit an Community Rowing waiver

3. Sign and submit an Community Rowing waiver

Download, sign and return waiver from the website.

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4. Pay fee or dues

5. Come hang out with us

3. Sign and submit an Community Rowing waiver

  1. 2025 Membership is $350/year  (April 1, 2025-March 31, 2026)     ($600/couple and $300/student) 
  2. Checks to be made out to Eagles Island Community Rowing or Venmo @BCRNorthCarolina

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    3. Private lessons are $100 with your mentor for new rowers. 

4. Experienced rowers will be assessed by Education Chair and have a short term mentor to introduce them to local conditions and club policies.

5. Come hang out with us

5. Come hang out with us

5. Come hang out with us

Attend a Board Meeting to see how we operate  non-profit, community-based, cooperative organization. Meet us on the water or at a social event.  Did we mention that we enjoy coffee?

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Things people ask us when they visit:

When do you row?

But I don't know if I can do this......

Can I learn more about boats?

We currently have community rows for trained rowers Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday mornings. Other opportunities can be arranged via a a Learn to Row or mentoring session.

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Can I learn more about boats?

But I don't know if I can do this......

Can I learn more about boats?

You betcha! We have monthly maintenance days the first Saturday of each month and Neil is always happy for an extra pair of hands buffing hulls in the mornings.

But I don't know if I can do this......

But I don't know if I can do this......

But I don't know if I can do this......

And you won't know until you try...many of our members are new to rowing and some are even new to southeastern NC. We are grateful to Bellville for letting us launch from their park and welcome visitors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What boats comprise the EICR fleet?

What boats comprise the EICR fleet?

What boats comprise the EICR fleet?

We have several singles, ranging from stable craft suitable for novice rowers (the Can Do canoe) to more typical shells: Alden ocean rowing shells, Maas Aeros, and the Alden Star. We also have  Swift doubles and quads.

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How strenuous is rowing?

What boats comprise the EICR fleet?

What boats comprise the EICR fleet?

Rowing is a unique full body workout that builds strength, endurance and teamwork. You must swim, be flexible and strong enough to raise yourself from a seated position on the floor, be able to lift 40 pounds overhead and feel comfortable on the water.

What do I wear to try rowing?

What boats comprise the EICR fleet?

What do I wear to try rowing?

We recommend you wear close-fitting clothing to avoid getting stuck on oar handles or seat slides. Layers appropriate to the weather are always a good idea, as are sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, and bug spray. If everything goes according to plan, you shouldn't get wet, but many of us keep a change of clothes in the car - just in case. If you plan to carry a phone or car key, bring a small dry bag.

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