Check out our Fleet!

KidShip’s fleet includes a range of boats carefully chosen to enhance a young sailor’s learning experience. Fast, responsive, and FUN.

American 14.6

The American 14.6 has a comfortable cockpit that easily accommodates three to four sailors and an instructor. It has a mainsail and a jib, so every member of the crew has a job. Not only are campers learning the basics of sailing, they are also working as a team. The Americans are used in our Nature camps, Li’l Sailors, and Junior Sailing.
No Weight Minimum.

The Pico Laser is a comfortable, stable sailboat that can be sailed smoothly in any weather condition. This boat is great for beginner and intermediate sailors alike with its spacious cockpit, high boom, removable jib, and auto-bailers. Campers will be two to a boat in the Pico and the instructor will follow behind in a coach boat.
65 lbs Weight Minimum.

The RS Zest is an intermediate camp favorite. Light, fast, and simple, this boat is great for beginners and intermediate sailors to enhance their skills and is a great step between the American and the Laser. The Zest is the perfect boat for our intermediate students working to fine tune their skills on a boat more exciting than the American.
65 lbs Weight Minimum.

The Laser Radial is a great choice for sailors looking to sail and practice their skills independently. KidShip sailors who have completed our Intermediate Sailing course can hone their skills by single-handing the fast, sensitive, and technical 14’ Laser Radial. It's the perfect platform for learning the more technical skills of our Advanced Sailing course. With new boats, hull replacements, fleet upgrades and repairs, new sails, and a redesigned curriculum, Laser Sailing is sure to deliver a stellar learning experience for all aspiring advanced sailors.
100 lbs Weight Minimum.

The Hobie Getaway is the perfect boat for beginner to intermediate campers who want to learn to sail a multi-hull sailboat. This boat has a main-sail and roller-furling jib, along with trampolines and hiking benches. The hobie fits four campers and an instructor perfectly, with plently of space to move and jump around. These beach launched boats will take you down to the water and practically fly across the surface. Campers must take at least one session of Junior Sailing before taking Hobie Sailing.
No Weight Minimum.

The RS Quest has exciting features such as a spinnaker attachments and is spacious enough for 4 intermediate to advanced level sailors to move around comfortably. This boat is fast, responsive, and an exciting option for campers who are looking for more thrill and motion while sailing. With the use of the spinnaker, this boat will fly across the water, even on the lightest of wind days.
65 lbs Weight Minimum.

The Rainbow 24 is used by our Junior Sailing camp on Thursdays for Up the River day, a trip that our campers plan and chart their course to a nearby anchorage to swim and have lunch on the water. The Rainbows are keelboats with a comfortable cockpit - perfect for carrying 4 to 5 sailors and an instructor. Down below, there's a cozy berth, perfect for campers to play around and store their belongings on the day-long trip.
Family Sailing Lessons also utilize this boat as the Rainbow is extremely stable and perfect for families to enjoy spending quality time out on the water. There's plenty of space for parents, grandparents (the camera equipment too!), the little ones, and all of the necessary snacks and comfort items.
No Weight Minimum.

The Precision 15 is the lightest of our keelboats - with a 200 lb keel, she acts and sails just like one of our dinghies. This boat is used by our Nature camps and for some of our intermediate and Advanced sailors on high-weather days. The Precision has a roller furling jib and a main sail cover to protect her from the elements, so she's always ready to sail!
No Weight Minimum.