Rowing Facilities
Yale University’s Gilder
Boathouse, is in its seventh year of existence. The
22,400 square foot boathouse contains 6 boat-bays, can hold 84 shells, has a ¼
acre of docks, 95 full size men’s lockers, 85 full sized women’s lockers, a
visiting team room, trophy room with fireplace and kitchen, all completely wired to
broadcast races live over monitors throughout the boathouse viewing area. The
Gilder Boathouse was dedicated on October 20, 2000, on the site of the old Bob
Cook Boathouse in Derby.

The Payne Whitney Gym houses Yale’s
rowing tanks. Known as the best indoor training facility in the country, Yale
boasts 3 moving-water rowing tanks, 60 C2 ergs and a varsity weight room.
Housing
Used by all Yale sports camps, Albertus
Magnus is one of five colleges in the New Haven area (Yale, Albertus Magnus,
Southern Connecticut State University, University of New Haven, and Quinnipiac
College). Albertus was founded in 1925, and BRC houses its campers in
Dominican Hall. Albertus offers the complete campus to Bulldog campers. Four
Bulldog Rowing Camp staff members and an Albertus Magnus staff person will live
in the dorms and be on call 24 hours a day. Boys and girls live in the
same dorm on separate floors. Campers will live, eat breakfast, eat dinner and
relax on the Albertus Magnus campus.