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Waller Creek Boathouse
Austin Rowing Club enjoys a contract with the City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department to occupy and maintain Waller Creek Boathouse. Opened in 2012, Waller Creek Boathouse features spacious locker rooms, a large exercise/multipurpose room, administrative space and space designated for vendors. The lower bays feature extensive boat storage and a bay dedicated to sport-partner vendors.
Lady Bird Lake
Austin’s Lady Bird Lake provides almost 18,000 meters of protected water between Longhorn Dam and Redbud Island. For a map of the traffic pattern, bridges and navigational hazards, please click here.
For Visiting Teams
ARC can provide your crew with a fun, safe rowing experience in preparation for a successful spring season. With miles of peaceful, motor-boat free waterways, several hotels and restaurants within walking distance of the club, and a warm-weather climate, it’s no wonder Rowing News Magazine voted Austin one of the top-10 places to row in America. For information on dock fees, equipment and launch rental, please contact us or see our visitors page.
Directions & Parking
Our address is:
74 Trinity Street
Austin, TX 78701
512-472-0726
I-35 to Austin, exit 1st Street/Cesar Chavez (Exit 234A on southbound I35; Exit 234B on northbound I35).
Go West on 1st Street/Cesar Chavez to Trinity St.
Turn left on Trinity, and drive one block to dead end cul-de-sac at Lady Bird Lake.
The ARC is a short walk down the path to the lake.
There is NO PARKING at the boathouse. Please park on any of the nearby downtown streets or garages.
For a map of our location, click here.
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