Penrith Rowing Club - Penrith | Australian Rowing Clubs | Row HQ

Penrith Rowing Club is a not-for-profit community club with its rowing shed at 38 Bruce Neale Drive, Penrith. The club describes itself as the first rowing club established in Penrith and dates its history to 1888.

The club welcomes novice and experienced rowers and supports members in recreational or competitive goals. Experienced members are normally available at weekends to help new members use the river and club equipment.

Complete beginners must first take a learn-to-row course. Full membership gives access to the Penrith boatshed and club equipment, while separate adult, junior, family and temporary membership options are available.

Penrith's boatshed location is distinct from the neighbouring Nepean Rowing Club and its licensed premises. The club's own site and Rowing NSW registration both list Penrith Rowing Club as a current organisation.

The club participates in the NSW rowing system and is based close to the Sydney International Regatta Centre. Its public directory entry describes rowing for beginners and experienced athletes on the river at the foot of the Blue Mountains.