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Welcome to the 2025 Paddle Season
Welcome to the 2025 Paddle Season
The Gibsons Paddle Club is a non-profit society powered by volunteers and members. Serving the lower Sunshine Coast, the Gibsons Paddle Club promotes the sport of outrigger canoeing, voyageur canoeing, competition, on the water fitness, and camaraderie.
Our membership includes paddlers of all ages and ability levels. Both recreation and competitive paddlers' needs are met with a wide range of canoes and equipment available. Protected and open waters areas can be found close to the canoe locations. If you are interested in our club, please email webmaster1@gmail.com
NOTICE: TO BOOK A CANOE Please click on GPC Bookings. As a member of Gibsons Paddle Club, you will have access to the members only site where all club documents and the booking spreadsheet is kept. Please click on the appropriate day and complete the booking as indicated completing all fields. It is your responsibility to make sure you do not over book the canoes.
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Each year, we give an award to those who complete 100 club paddles. This year, we have added something extra! Club members who complete 101 paddles (with proof on personal calendar), are entitled to 1 free meal and drink at the 101 Brewhouse & Distillery, along with 10% off their personal meals and drinks for the remainder of the year.
If you have completed 101 paddles, please print off the form - click here -> " GPC 101 Award " , present it to a board member with your calendar. Present the signed form to staff at the 101 Brewhouse to collect your award! Congratulations! You will still receive your award at the end of the year for 100 paddles.
Latest News! After 25 years at our waterfront location, the club has donated an AED to the community in appreciation of the Town of Gibsons and Gibsons Marina! We give back as a gratitude to their generosity.
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