Olympia Area Rowing Association

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1022 Marine Dr NE
Olympia, WA 98501

The Olympia Area Rowing Association, located on Budd Inlet at the southern end of Puget Sound, offers a variety of competitive and recreational rowing programs for both adults and youth in grades 7 and above. Surrounded by natural beauty and diverse wildlife, it provides an ideal setting for rowing enthusiasts to develop their skills and enjoy the sport.

In addition to regular rowing sessions, the association hosts events such as the National Learn to Row Day and summer camps for youth, promoting inclusivity and teamwork. With opportunities for individual lessons and participation in regattas, OAR fosters a strong community spirit among rowers of all ages and experience levels.

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