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These 6 Virginia Boating Clubs Promise On-the-Water Fun

Whether you own a yacht, love rowing, or are just a casual boater, you’ll want to bookmark these local establishments.

By Kate Oczypok August 8, 2023

Northern Virginia has lots of options for water-related recreation. Check out these boating clubs before summer ends.  

Aquia Harbour Yacht Club  

Worried about boating safety? The Aquia Harbour Yacht Club in Stafford will ease those concerns. The recreational boating club, established in 1975, promotes safe boating through education. Its motto is “Boating Safety, Education, the Environment and Fun.” 1415 Washington Dr., Stafford  

Fairfax Yacht Club  

Open year-round, Fairfax Yacht Club offers 170 open and covered slips that accommodate boats up to 50 feet in length. The club is great for families, as it includes a five-acre lot with picnic and grilling stations, a firepit, and more. 10721 Old Colchester Rd., Mason Neck  

Freedom Boat Club of Northern Virginia  

Freedom Boat Club of Northern Virginia is membership based, with several locations throughout the area. Members have access to a fleet of boats without the difficulties that can come with boat ownership. Staff handles all maintenance, cleaning, and storage of boats. Woodbridge, Stafford, Lake Anna, and Richmond  

Occoquan Boat Club  

This club along the scenic Occoquan Reservoir offers both competitive and recreational rowing. It hosts regattas in the summer and fall and does a lot to support youth rowing in the area. 10450 Van Thompson Rd., Fairfax Station  

Old Dominion Boat Club  

The Old Dominion Boat Club was founded in 1880, making it the second oldest boat club in Virginia. Its membership is based on individual, not family, membership. It has an operating marina with limited slips for boat owners, and members are involved in club operations like taking care of grounds and planning events. 0 Prince St., Alexandria  

Virginia Boat Club  

The nonprofit Virginia Boat Club’s mission is to promote rowing in the Greater Richmond area. Members range from beginners to former national champions. The club offers its members the opportunity to enjoy miles of scenic recreational and competitive rowing. Plus, they can participate in regattas from the local level all the way to national. 4708 Old Main St., Richmond ; 3800 James River Rd., Midlothian  

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Established in 1924, and incorporated in 1925, the Northern Yacht Club originally existed at the site currently known as Rollie’s wharf. The club in the 20’s and 30’s was more diversified than it is today, with activities such as canoeing, swimming and various other aquatic sports playing a larger role in the general activity of the club.

In 1948 it was decided that a move from that location would be in the best interest of the club. The biggest reason for the move was because of the coal piers that existed at the neighboring government wharf. The white sails on the sailboats would get pretty dirty from the coal dust which at that time was a thriving industry. In addition to the coal dust there was an ever increasing amount of ferry traffic which also led to the decision to move.

The first move saw the club relocate to the bottom of Peppett Street which at that time was owned by R.J. Logues. The yacht club existed at that location for the better part of two years with members sailing on weekends and evenings for the most part.

The next move saw the club at its current location on Seaview Drive neighbouring Munroe Park. This piece of land was purchased from Devco during the mid century mark. The group of sailors would get the bus from town up to the town line at Musgrave’s lane and walk the rest of the way to the club.

The initial building was small and was used for storing snipes and other boats. If someone needed the building for a party or a New Year’s dance for example, the group would have to take the boats out and put them back when they were done.

The initial wharves used by the sailors were actually large logs used by Devco to hold a large dredge in place. These logs were square and were approximately 60 feet long. These massive logs were laid out into the water creating the first wharves used by the sailors.

In the early days of the club, racing involved friendly meets with sailors from the Royal Cape Breton Yacht Club as well as the Bras d’Or Yacht Club in Baddeck. During the late seventies and early eighties, the club hosted 3 international sailing regattas. These included the Western Hemisphere Snipe championships in 1976, the World Snipe Championships in 1979 and the World Junior Snipe Championships in 1982. During the worlds in 1979, sailors from 16 countries as far away as India and Japan participated.

The club also hosted the Canadian 23 and Under Championships in 2001. Following the Canadian 23 and Under Regatta the club received the prestigious Nova Scotia Sporting Organization of the Year Award in 2001. The club intends to continue hosting larger regattas however the fire that destroyed the club on April 14, 2004 set any aspirations to host large provincial or national level regattas on hold for several years.

The new two story, state of the art clubhouse that replaced the one destroyed by the fire has a viewing deck from the second floor. The present facility also includes a junior sailing building complete with washrooms, showers and laundry facilities, storage area and boat pen, a conference room and a race viewing centre.

Since rebuilding, the yacht club has hosted a number of Sail Nova Scotia events, including an instructor development clinic, Sail East Regatta in 2010 , and development of an outstanding junior sailing program for the community.

During the summer of 2014, 2015, and 2016 NYC participated in Race The Cape playing host to keelboats from various ports in the Maritimes as well as the Eastern United States.

In addition to an annual weekend regatta, Club handicap races are held every Wednesday evening from late spring through to early autumn.

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Located just three miles south of Petoskey and nestled along the shore of Northern Lake Michigan’s Little Traverse Bay, BHYC accommodates year-round events of all sizes including intimate gatherings or guest lists exceeding 400. BHYC is in proximity of various hotels and lodging options, exquisite golf courses, fabulous restaurants and other area attractions. For booking information and availability, please contact BHYC’s Event Department at [email protected] or 231.439.2101. **Wedding photography provided by Samantha Leigh Studios. 4300 Vista Dr, Bay Harbor, MI 49770 231.439.2103 Boat Rentals Boat Access & Marinas Chartered Cruises Fishing & Guides Watersports Hiking & Biking Joe Gibbs Racing Birkdale Village Frankie's of Charlotte Farmers Markets and Agritourism Arts & Culture Live Music & Nightlife Craft Beer & Wine Davidson College Spas & Wellness Nearby Attractions Upcoming Events This Weekend Loch Norman Highland Games April is for Arts NC Brewer's & Music Festival Charlotte Dragon Boat Race &... 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Price Range: $$ Smoking: No Smoking Indoors Reciprocal Guests The Oak Harbor Yacht Club is pleased to welcome members of approved reciprocal clubs to visit and enjoy our facilities. The Yacht Club has leased Slip F-1, the northern most 40-foot slip on the outer float (breakwater). See Map or go to the Oak Harbor Marina website  for more information. First come, first served Complete the registration envelope in the box adjacent to the F-1 power outlet. Deposit registration in the reciprocal box located downstairs at The Clubhouse. Free moorage is $5.00 per night for shore power. Fly your Burgee! 2 days maximum. The Clubhouse Visiting reciprocal boaters are invited and encouraged to visit the OHYC. We’re open each week, Wednesday through Friday evenings, 5:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. (hours may vary). Wednesday (grill your own) Steak or Chicken — 5:00 p.m. Reservations required by noon Wednesday. Please reserve and pay for your meal by calling 360-675-1314.  Thursday/Friday (grill your own) Hamburger — 5:00 p.m. Reservations appreciated, call 360-675-1314 For further information about reciprocal moorage, call Aaron Hale(360)929-0655 or email at [email protected] Current members of the Oak Harbor Yacht Club are granted use of clubhouses and moorage at other clubs. Each reciprocal club will have different rules and grant different privileges to visiting boaters. It is important for OHYC members to research what privileges are available and afforded at clubs being visited. Please note, if you use the facilities of another club it is considered good sailing etiquette to send a thank you note to their commodore. Reciprocal privileges with other yacht clubs are arranged by the OHYC Reciprocal Committee headed by Aaron Hale. If you have questions, please contact AAron at [email protected] Generally speaking, each reciprocal club will offer moorage for visiting OHYC members. A current listing of reciprocal yacht clubs is available online, or you can view/download a current listing of reciprocal yacht clubs. Note this list is subject to change without immediate notice. Not all the clubs in the area grant reciprocal privileges. Take a look at  Yacht Destinations website  for information on other yacht clubs. At this website you can establish your own login information and view details from all our reciprocal clubs. 1301 Catalina Dr., Oak Harbor, WA 98277 360-675-1314 [email protected] Quick Links Rent the Ballroom Oak Harbor Yacht Club © 2023 All rights reserved.. Newcastle Yacht Club Newcastle harbour. Newcastle is a small drying harbour with fixed fore/aft moorings consists of two piers suitable for yachts up to 11m long that can take the ground. There is ‘the wee quay’ otherwise known as the North Quay at the town side of the harbour (1) and ‘the dog leg quay’ which lies to the South side of the harbour (2). Both quays have steel gates that may be locked by local boat owners or the council in storms. Harbour Management & Moorings The harbour is managed by Newry and Mourne District Council and there is no harbour master on full time duty at the harbour. Any queries in relation to the management of the harbour, the moorings or facilities should be directed to the Council who have a dedicated office for the management of Newry and Mourne area harbours – Tel: 0330 137 4311 There are 3 public slipways into the harbour. Members of the public are welcome to use all three slipways and currently do not need to book a slot for launching. Access to the most Northerly slipway (most used by the Yacht Club) parallel to the North Quay (3), is Courtesy of Newcastle Yacht Club. The club own this slipway down to the highwater mark. For your own safety, all users are asked to keep the slipway clear when boats are launching and recovering. The Council own the lower apron and are responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the apron. The Yacht Club also own the slipway into the harbour in front of the NYC dinghy park, however lease this to the council who are also responsible for the maintenance and upkeep (2). The council own and maintain the third steep slipway on the South side of the harbour (1). There is no public parking at the North side of the harbour. To facilitate the unfortunate incident of the emergency services being required at the harbour, the area in front of the yacht club is restricted for parking and has been marked out in yellow boxes and double yellow lines by Road Service who control the area (4). Members of the public should beware of traffic wardens who at present have legal control in the area. There is a private Yacht Club car park that is for its members and guests only. There is a public harbour car park to the South side (Kilkeel side, 5) of the harbour however this can sometimes be full of fishing boats. Notes for Visiting Yachts HW +15 Dover; Newcastle harbour is nestled in Dundrum Bay, at the foot of the Mourne Mountains in the South East corner of Northern Ireland. It lies about halfway between Strangford Lough and Carlingford Lough, approx. 8 miles from St Johns Point and 12 miles from Ardglass Marina. Yachts making passage along the East coast will usually bypass Newcastle as it is a little bit astray from a direct route between Dublin and Ardglass. The harbour completely dries, even in neaps. The harbour offers good protection except in strong Easterlies. Winds from Southeast through to East to Northeast winds cause a heavy swell in the bay that can somewhat batter the harbour. Thankfully, Easterly winds are unusual. In winds from Southwest through to North, protection of the Mourne Mountains means Newcastle can be a pleasant place to spend a night at anchor. Facilities for Visiting Yachts There is good holding in sand throughout the bay North off the harbour entrance or to the South of the harbour. Anchor well clear of the yellow special mark that marks a pipe. Beware downdraughts from the Mountains in Strong Westerlies. Bilge keel yachts that can take the ground can enter the harbour itself and can usually find a free berth alongside one of the quays. The harbour entrance is clear however beware of rock armouring at the end of the ‘dogleg quay’ (2) which extends into the sea. There is no dedicated visitors’ berth. Access to the outer ends of both quays for a yacht of around 1.0m draft is approx. three hours each side of high water.  Going further into harbour is only recommended at High water where the depth should be approx. 3.0m. The Yacht Club (6) is open for racing on Thursday evenings May-Sept and Sunday afternoons April-November. Crew from visiting yachts are welcome to use the facilities when the club is open. Next to the Yacht Club there is Newcastle RNLI station (7) which is home to a Mersey Class lifeboat and its smaller D Class inshore boat. The Harbour House Inn (8) lies beside the RNLI station and serve great bar food and a good pint of Guinness. There is a small shop 5 mins walk from the Yacht Club where visiting yachts will be able to find provisions. Newcastle town is a 15-minute walk from the harbour. From here there are regular bus services to Belfast and Dublin. There is a tap (no hose) and bins for rubbish disposal on the North Quay. 242 IMAGES Facility Rental Northern Yacht Club: Kayak Flashmob at Kenora Harbourfront this past Northern Yacht Club in Upper North Sydney, NS, Canada Northern Yacht Club Casts a Wider Net for Clientele Northern Yacht Club in Upper North Sydney, NS, Canada Northern Yacht Club in Upper North Sydney, NS, Canada VIDEO Build your dream home 2.32 acre lot of land. Prime: minutes from Barrachois Harbour yacht club; Practicing manual tracking with the Air2s Sarasota Poker Run Coffs Harbour Yacht Club Thursday races Fleetwood Sailing Portland Yacht Club White Dove Wedding 971 703-4918 COMMENTS Northern Yacht Club Northern Yacht Club. Based at Northern Harbour on beautiful Lake of the Woods in Northwestern Ontario.. Northern Yacht Club members are an adventurous group of people who Love the Lake! We know serenity but can also throw and enjoy a good party. All summer long our club puts on events on beautiful Lake of the Woods with off-season stimulus as well. Northern Yacht Club: The Story of Northern Harbour Ed kept the Northern Marine company as it sold the sailboats, and he moved the entire operation to Northern Harbour. He built a new Northern wood home and had Bob Clark, a salesman, living in the old Ormiston house. The main lodge was used for the Northern Yacht Club until it collapsed from snow load and then a small yacht club with washrooms ... Northern Yacht Club The Northern Yacht Club and Northern Harbour Marina host many events in the summer with live bands, food, and fun. The Marina has public washrooms, showers, a full-service gas dock, boat launch ramp, docks, storage for over 350 boats, a playground, and plenty of sunshine! Home 4300 Vista Drive, Bay Harbor, MI 49770. 231.439.2100 |. [email protected]. Bay Harbor Yacht Club is a private, member-owned social club nestled into the western shoreline of Bay Harbor Lake in northern Michigan. These 6 Virginia Boating Clubs Promise On-the-Water Fun Fairfax Yacht Club. Open year-round, Fairfax Yacht Club offers 170 open and covered slips that accommodate boats up to 50 feet in length. The club is great for families, as it includes a five-acre lot with picnic and grilling stations, a firepit, and more. 10721 Old Colchester Rd., Mason Neck. Northern Yacht Club: Northern Harbour History All summer long our club puts on events on beautiful Lake of the Woods with off-season stimulus as well. We've got something for everyone from May to September, from events for the whole family (like the Queen Island Treasure hunt and the ever famous Cruise Week) to intense, competitive racing (Morrison race & 6 local pursuit races). Northern Yacht Club Northern Yacht Club at 2:50 PM No comments: Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Thursday, July 19, 2018. ... The Slam Dunks, courtesy this year of Northern Harbour, are set to start around 8 pm. THANK YOU GARY! Additionally, your LOWISA 53 Commodore's, John & Steve, will be doing a draw for free LOWISA ... Northern Harbour Yacht Club Northern Harbour Yacht Club - Facebook Northern Yacht Club Established in 1924, the Northern Yacht Club (NYC) has a rich sailing and event hosting history. The new, two-story clubhouse has a viewing deck on the second level and can accommodate a variety of events and functions. Latitude 46° 11' 20" North - Longitude 60° 15' 56" West. About NYC Mailing Address The Northern Yacht Club 27 Seaview Drive North Sydney Nova Scotia, Canada B2A 3M1. Phone: (902) 794-9121 Fax: (902) 794-1716 (902) 794-1716 Northern Yacht Club The guide is created by the sailing community, with fresh reviews and photos. Find your next harbour. harbourmaps.com Northern Yacht Club. Marina. 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From junior sailing in our local bay to premier racing around the world, NHYC members compete on all levels of junior, one-design, inshore, and offshore sailing. Bay Harbor Yacht Club 4300 Vista Dr, Bay Harbor, MI 49770. 231.439.2103. Website. Award winning services and amenities, an incomparable waterfront setting, delicious cuisine and breathtaking views are just a few of the many reasons Bay Harbor Yacht Club creates the perfect atmosphere for your celebration. Located just three miles south of Petoskey and nestled along ... Sail Fleet 2024 Oak Harbor Yacht Club Buoy Racing Schedule ... Northern Century, August 16, 17, 18. PITCH, August 31 September 1. Round Lummi Island Race, October 12. Sail Fleet News. Race Results. Race Marks. Entry Form. Series NOR. Sailing Instructions. Windseekers. Rules in a Nutshell. North Harbor Club Restaurant and Bar North Harbor Club Restaurant and Bar. 100-D North Harbor Place / Davidson, NC 28036. (704) 896-5559. Brethren of the Harbour Welcome. The Brethren of the Harbour is a private yacht club based at Occoquan Harbour Marina, dedicated to providing our member a fun and drama-free boating experience. We hold occasional meetings, plan group trips, and mostly try to not take ourselves too seriously. Many of our traditions are of a tongue-in-cheek nature, and meant to be in ... Reciprocals Please reserve and pay for your meal by calling 360-675-1314. Thursday/Friday (grill your own) Hamburger — 5:00 p.m. Reservations appreciated, call 360-675-1314. For further information about reciprocal moorage, call Aaron Hale (360)929-0655 or email at [email protected]. Current members of the Oak Harbor Yacht Club are granted use of ... The Harbour The Harbour House Inn (8) lies beside the RNLI station and serve great bar food and a good pint of Guinness. There is a small shop 5 mins walk from the Yacht Club where visiting yachts will be able to find provisions. Newcastle town is a 15-minute walk from the harbour. 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