Join us for a week on the water! This summer, campers ages 11-15 get to kayak, outrigger canoe, row, and sail in beautiful aquatic park. Campers meet at the Base in Aquatic Park for hands-on boating with a team of Sea Scout leaders and counselors, learning boating skills and safety procedures. They also have games and activities on our lawn, on the beach, and explore nearby sites like the Maritime Museum. Youth registration is $575 or $500 for Registered Scouts. Space is very limited so register today here!
Sea Scouting is a youth boating organization with a focus on leadership training.
In San Francisco, we have three unique programs that meet weekly. We sail, row, paddle, and learn how to maintain a fleet of traditional wooden boats. See our program list below for more information.
Sea Scout Ship Corsair is a male sailing club for ages 14-21. We meet Saturdays and Tuesday evenings in person. We also have weekend overnight trips, competitions with other scout groups, and have a 2-week long Summer Cruise. Join here
Cost is $375 annually.
Sea Scout Ship Viking is a female sailing club for ages 14-21. We meet Saturdays and Tuesday evenings in person. We also have weekend overnight trips, competitions with other scout groups, and have a 2-week long Summer Cruise. Join here
Cost is $375 annually.
Makani is a co-ed junior boating club for ages 11-13. We meet twice a month to learn the basics of outrigger canoeing, sailing, rowing, and kayaking. We also go on day trips throughout the year to explore the many nautical sites around the bay. A great intro for those who can't wait to join Sea Scouts! Join here
Cost is $150 Annually
We were recognized with the 2023-2024 BoatUS National Flagship award for our Sea Scouting program!
Email us at sfbay.seascouts@gmail.com for info on any of our programs. Or visit our facebook page for more frequent program updates and pictures.
We're located in beautiful Aquatic Park at the foot of Van Ness Ave.
Come visit us on Saturdays:
3500 Van Ness Ave
San Francisco, CA 94109
We are Sponsored by our non-profit partner, The San Francisco Sailing Whaleboat Association.