Ship 1899
Sea Scouts Ship 1899 at White Rock Lake builds youth leadership, confidence, and teamwork through hands-on sailing, planning, and community service.
Leadership & Seamanship
Sea Scouts Ship 1899 meets twice monthly at White Rock Lake for youth-led, adult-mentored sessions where Scouts learn seamanship skills like navigation, rigging, and knot-tying, and get on-water training in kayaks, canoes, and sailboats. The program builds leadership through goal-setting, team planning, and community service—Scouts plan events, delegate tasks, and partner on lake cleanups and habitat restoration. Participants can pursue advancement toward U.S. Coast Guard qualifications, giving them a head start on maritime careers while fostering confidence, teamwork, and environmental stewardship.
Partner Organizations
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White Rock Boat Club
Founded in 1961, White Rock Boat Club is a members-only organization promoting sailing, boating and social activities on Dallas’s White Rock Lake White Rock Boat Club. Members enjoy convenient lake access, participate in local, state and national regattas, join volunteer-run work parties, year-round training and a Sailaway fleet, plus kayaking, paddle-boarding and community gatherings White Rock Boat ClubWhite Rock Boat Club.
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Bryan Yacht Club
Coming soon to Bryan, Texas, Bryan Yacht Club specializes in professional sailing instruction, physical fitness programs, private education, and business consulting. Bryan Yacht Club proudly sponsors Boy Scout troops and Sea Scout ships to foster leadership and maritime skills and build community.
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Become a Sponsor Today!
Add your name to the sponsor list for Sea Scouts Ship 1899 at White Rock Lake and empower the next generation of leaders. Your support funds hands-on sailing training, leadership workshops, and community service projects that build confidence, teamwork, and environmental stewardship. Join us today and make a lasting impact!
