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The Houston Canoe Club
Share our Joy of Paddling!

P.O. Box 925516
Houston, Texas
77292-5516

The Houston Canoe Club

is a Paddlesports Risk Management Club

Sign the Waiver
HCC

April 9, 2025 Club Meeting
Houston Canoe Club General Meeting

7:00pm Wednesday
Bayland Community Center

Join us at the Bayland Community Center.

Or register for the online meeting.
A link will be provided in the confirmation email

Sign the Waiver
Paddlesport Risk Management Waiver

Get ahead of the crowd, if you are a member of HCC and paddle with the club, sign the Waiver!

The first question on Waiver Form is referring to your membership status with
the Houston Canoe Club.

Click link to fill out form.
Paddlesport Risk Management Waiver

Club members and Guests will not join Paddlesport Risk Management, only fill out waiver form.

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Welcome to the Houston Canoe Club (HCC). We are a group of multi-faceted canoers and kayakers who have a shared interest in all types of paddle sports that include, but are not limited to; whitewater, flat water, touring, racing and stand up paddling. We paddle the bayous, lakes, rivers, streams and Gulf shores of Texas and the United States. We offer a variety of trips including day trips, weekend trips, overnight camping trips and expedition trips.

The HCC was established in 1964 when a group of interested canoeists got together and talked of organizing a canoe club. The rest is history.

We currently have about 130 members in the Houston-Galveston area and beyond.

The club is run by volunteer members. Our member base consists of people of all ages and includes singles, couples and families.

Our trips and skill levels range from beginner to experienced, and from day trips of a few hours to week-long expeditions.

Club Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM.

We socialize, discuss where we've paddled, review upcoming trips and have guest speakers present topics of interest to the club.

"There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much
worth doing as simply messing about in boats."
"Wind in the Willows"

by Kenneth Grahame (1859-1932)