Our shells are stored in three places: 
a)  the 'Lower Boathouse', which we rent from the city of Roswell;
b)  the 'Cage', which also sits on parkland, but was built by the ARC;
c)  the 'Upper Boathouse', which we built ourselves on land that we own;

...and even d) the trailer, which is the "overflow storage" for shells that don't fit into any of the regular spots.

The lower boathouse contains private boats only.  It also holds all the club's sculling oars (in the racks closest to the overhead door, but not the riverside), so please take care not to use any of the private ones.  The cage and the upper boathouse store both club equipment as well as private shells  -  do not take out any of the private boats or oars.

We are quickly running out of space to add new boats, so if you have any brilliant ideas about how to make better use of our limited space, please let us know.  We also need everyone's help to keep the place clean  -  please don't contribute to the clutter, pick up litter when you see it, and keep an eye out for announcements of work days.

We are located within a public park and exposed to a lot of traffic  -  please make sure that all the doors (including the bathrooms) are closed when you leave;  vandalism has occured in the past and its consequences are very difficult to deal with, so PLEASE make sure all our (your!) equipment is safe.

We are probably the only rowing club in the world with its own traffic light.  The crossing is well marked and signaled, but traffic on Azalea Drive can be heavy and fast, and drivers are not known to respect pedestrians much:  please be very careful while crossing that road and pay close attention to the traffic, even at the green light  -  and don't forget those bikers, runners, etc. on the adjoining path.

It takes the good will (and hands...) of our members to keep our facilities in usable and appealing shape  -  please help us out and give us some time.  See the volunteering page for more details.