Featuring our catalog of innovative designs that have helped launch countless wooden boats on the world's waterways, in more than fifty countries. All are meticulously developed and drawn with the amateur builder in mind. Take a moment to browse through our site, where you'll find plans for a variety of distinctive boats. And, we invite you to look through our "Happy Customers" pages to see examples of the results you can expect from our plans.

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~  Cradle Boat Kits- For those who would like  a one-source supplier for all the materials needed to create their own heirloom cradle boat, Papoose is now available as a kit. For more information and ordering, please go to the "Cradle Boats" page.  

 ~ Attention: Teachers and Mentors- The boat plans and instructional manual shown on my website have proven to be highly effective teaching tools for use in industrial arts classes, boatbuilding schools, adult education, and a variety of community and youth development programs. Activities that challenge both hand and mind, teach valuable occupational skills, encourage teamwork and cooperation, and result in a product that inspires a sense of pride and accomplishment can be valuable academic and community resources. My boats are all designed for the amateur builder, and by using my book as a guide, the instructor requires no prior boatbuilding experience. And, there are many opportunities for interdisciplinary instruction because building a wooden boat typically involves a host of related skills. For more information please use the “Contact Us” link on the navigation sidebar.

~ Instruction Manual- Jordan Wood Boats-Boatbuilding My Way is the ideal companion to plans from Jordan Wood Boats. Click on the left sidebar image for details and reviews.

 ~ Help Available- When you embark on a Jordan Wood Boats project, you are always welcome to call, write or send email with questions about your project. We will do everything we can to make your boatbuilding experience fun and rewarding.

Happy Sailing,
Warren Jordan