About Us

We started Neighborhood Offshore to show people what’s already here, right in Nebraska—to crack open the map of Omaha’s waterways, trails, and wide open spaces, and say, “You belong out here.”

Since 2013, we’ve been riding this thing out—woman-owned, locally run, and unapologetically grassroots. No corporate backing. No outside investors. Just a stubborn crew of paddlers, dreamers, and gear haulers who believe outdoor access shouldn’t be a luxury.

We keep our prices down, our standards high, and our arms open. Why? Because the water doesn’t care what you look like, how you paddle, or where you came from. And neither do we. We’ve logged a decade of community classes, free workshops, sunset floats, sunrise launches, and dockside fist bumps—and we’re just getting warmed up.

Our crew’s trained across coastlines and countries, but our roots are right here in Omaha. Safety isn’t a bullet point—it’s our baseline. Every paddle, every board, every route we scout comes with the kind of built-in caution that only shows up after years of doing this in real life.

We don’t do performative stewardship either. We show up early, stay late, pack out what shouldn’t have been there in the first place, and leave it cleaner than we found it. Call it a code. Call it a lifestyle. We just call it respect.

This isn’t a seasonal hustle. It’s a full-time, full-send kind of thing.
We’re here for the first-timers, the lifelong weekend warriors, and anyone in between who wants to breathe deeper and paddle harder.

Whether you're booking a SUP yoga class or just stopping by to ask about the wind, you’ll feel it—this place was built on purpose. With purpose. For the people who aren’t afraid to fall in love with their own backyard.

Here’s to the next paddle out,
Your crew at Neighborhood Offshore