Boating
Accessible boating outings on Lake Grapevine.
Adaptive recreation
Choose adaptive recreation at Lake Grapevine and in Irving. Find what sounds like you, then open RSVP for available dates. Programs are free to participate in.

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Two public homes
RISE is rooted in two practical gathering places across North Texas.
Water and outdoor sports
Water sports, fishing, handcycling, and accessible camping meet at the dock and shoreline.
Park Rd 4, Grapevine, TX 76051
9 current programs

Accessible boating outings on Lake Grapevine.
Five ADA-accessible primitive campsites at Meadowmere Park on Lake Grapevine.
Adaptive kayaking for leisure or exercise.
Fishing from an accessible dock built for ease, safety, and independence.
Adaptive handcycling at Lake Grapevine.
Adaptive tubing on the lake — an accessible thrill on the water.
Adaptive wakeboarding behind the boat with volunteer support.
Surfing the wake of a boat without being towed by a rope.
Adaptive water skiing at multiple levels, from outriggers to competition.
Court and gym sports
Wheelchair rugby, wheelchair football, and open gym build a year-round court community.
530 Davis Dr, Irving, TX 75061
3 current programs

Adaptive open gym including pickleball and sit volleyball.
The Irving Outlaws Wheelchair Football Club competes in Move United's USA Wheelchair Football League.
A fast, strategic mixed-team sport for athletes whose disabilities affect their arms and legs. Beginners can try a RISE session with loaner rugby chairs and coaching.
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