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Local Burgees Annapolis Maryland Capital Yacht Club The Annapolis Maryland Capital Yacht Club is located in the gated community of Chesapeake Landing in Annapolis, Maryland. Its placement at the northern edge of Eastport offers boaters instant access to the Severn River and the Chesapeake Bay. AMCYC offers lovely views of Annapolis, the Naval Academy and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, making time at berth a splendid experience in itself. Annapolis Yacht Club Founded as an informal canoe club in 1883, the Annapolis Yacht Club has built a tradition of excellence. Our mission is to encourage and support a wide range of boating activities, and to provide and maintain a suitable clubhouse and associated facilities for the recreational and social use of its members. Aquia Harbour Yacht Club The Aquia Harbour Yacht Club is a recreational boating group that strives to promote safe boating practices through education for its members and the community. Established in 1975, the club has strived to meet its mandate of boating safety, education, the environment and fun. Aquia Creek Aquia Creek is now known as Potomac Boaters. Party on the Potomac moved and merged their operations under the Aquia Creek banner to become Potomac Boaters. Baltimore City Yacht Club The Baltimore City Yacht Association (BCYA) exists to organize, sponsor, and promote sailing on the Chesapeake Bay, in and around the Baltimore (Maryland, USA) harbor. Baltimore Yacht Club BYC traces its roots to 1891 when the original Baltimore Yacht Club was formed in Baltimore City. Sue Island became its home with the incorporation of Baltimore Yacht Club, Inc. in 1939. Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club The CBYCA is a viable, non-profit, volunteer, Premier Association of Yacht Clubs dedicated to the concerns and interests of its Member Clubs, safe boating, quality legislation regarding recreational boating, and the Bay environment. Chesapeake Bristol Club The Chesapeake Bristol Club is also known as the Bristol Club and just CBC. CBC is a group of sailors who enjoy sailing the Bay and the fellowship of others who have the same interest in boating. Our history goes back to 1974. Chesapeake Yacht Club Perhaps more important than choosing between a Sea Ray express cruiser, Carver aft cabin, Bayliner cockpit cruiser, Hatteras sports fisherman, Hunter, Beneteau, Caliber, Catalina, Halberg-Rassy or Silverton motor yacht is the selection of the right boating facility for your family. Most marinas are merely places to keep your boat, where any interaction between boaters is done on a private basis. Classic Yacht Club Classic Yacht Club of America was formed to encourage the preservation and restoration of classic water craft to as near original condition as possible. Further, it was established to encourage rendezvous and other social gatherings, to collect information on classic watercraft, and to act as a reference source. Colonial Yacht Club Colonial Yacht Club, Colonial Beach, VA, was formed in October, 1973. The Town is located on the Potomac River about 40 miles north of Pt. Lookout and 65 miles south of Washington, D.C. The Colonial Beach Yacht Center is a full-service marina at the mouth of Monroe Bay and is home to many of the Club\'s members. CYC members also tie-up at Parker\'s Marina, Winkie Doodle Point Marina, Nightingale Motel and Marina and Stanford\'s Marine Railway - all in Monroe Bay; and Harbor view Marina in Mattox Creek. Corinthian Yacht Club The Corinthian Yacht Club is located in Ridge Maryland. Steeped in history, the Corinthian Yacht Club is over 100 years old. Cruising Club of Virginia The Cruising Club of Virginia Inc. (CCV) is a southern Chesapeake Bay sailing organization that offers a full season of sailing programs which includes racing, workshops, and social activities. Through the promotion and management of these spring through fall programs for the past 44 years, CCV has established itself as the major focal point for providing offshore handicap racing sailors a forum for organizing their respective fleet racing activities in the southern Chesapeake Bay. Through the efforts of many dedicated yachtsmen, CCV continues to establish and annually publish race management instructions for each sailing season in the annual CCV Racing Guide. Dahlgren Yacht Club The Dahlgren Yacht Club is a Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR), Non-Appropriated Fund Instrumentality (NAFI) organization. Regular membership is open to all military personnel, and to Federal Civilian Employees who are assigned to NSWC Dahlgren, VA, or its tenant commands and activities. District Yacht Club The District Yacht Club (DYC) is one of the properties on what is known as Boathouse Row; this designation is given to a narrow stretch of Anacostia Park on the west side of the Anacostia River at 11th Street, SE, Washington, DC. The District Yacht Club has a clubhouse facility, 45 slips and a committed membership dedicated to boating safety, environmental safety and compliance, and family fun. Eastport Yacht Club Eastport Yacht Club is located in the Maritime Republic of Eastport, or MRE, an eclectic neighborhood just across the Spa Creek from Annapolis, Maryland, USA. We are an active yacht club of 500 members whose common goal is to have fun on the water. Our home port on the Chesapeake Bay is located in one of the best yachting locations in the world. Fairfax Yacht Club Fairfax Yacht Club is a first class, year round, recreational yachting facility with 170 open and covered slips accommodating boats up to 50-feet in length. The facility is designed and operated with the active boating family in mind. Fairfax Yacht Club offers many resort features including a beautifully landscaped clubhouse, picnic stations, bath houses, private secure parking, and a pump out station. For peace of mind, Fairfax Yacht Club has limited access through a secured key-card entry system. Fort Washington Boating Association Fort Washington Marina is in a unique secluded location and it is the FWBA family that gives a whole new meaning to “marina life”. We are an enthusiastic, energetic and a fast-growing association that enjoys boating and a variety of other activities. We are always looking for others who are interested in promoting boating and other water events to consider membership into our association. George Town Yacht Club The GYC is open to all boating enthusiasts and is comprised typically of members docked at the attractive marinas or living in the communities near the headwaters of the Sassafras River. Goose Harbor Yacht Club Goose Harbor Marina is a full-service, family oriented, 200 slip marina conveniently located in the Middle River area of Baltimore County, on the Chesapeake Bay. Located on eight acres of the northern most tip of the Bowleys Quarters peninsula, Goose Harbor affords a protected harbor for safe boat dockage with easy, fast accessibility to the Chesapeake Bay. Hampton Roads Power Squadron The Hampton Roads Power Squadron is a non-profit organization, dedicated to safe boating education and promoting high standards of navigation and seamanship. The squadron is a unit of District 5 of the United States Power Squadrons (USPS) ®. The squadron has over 70 members, divided between power boaters and sailors. Several times a year we conduct boater safety classes for the general public, and throughout the year, we teach advanced and elective courses for our members. A member can progress from basic boating knowledge to advanced navigation through the comprehensive courses offered. Members can also take courses in marine electronics, sail, engine maintenance, cruise planning, weather, and many other specialty interests. Hampton Yacht Club In 1903 Hampton\'s boating enthusiasts founded the Virginia Yacht Club and in 1906 issued stock and erected a clubhouse on pilings at the foot of Victoria Boulevard. Interest dwindled during the Great War and the clubhouse fell into disrepair. In 1926 six men, not associated with the Virginia Yacht Club, formed the Hampton Yacht Club (HYC) and were ceded gratis the property of the old club. Since that time, HYC has been a yachting and social center of the Virginia Peninsula. Herring Bay Yacht Club Herring Bay Yacht Club (HBYC) was established in 1954 to \\\"foster, encourage and further the sport of yachting.\\\" Our members are actively engaged in cruising, land based social events, educational, and community service activities. Indian Creek Yacht Club Indian Creek Yacht and Country Club, founded in 1955, is considered one of the most congenial and active clubs in Virginia. Ultimate in its country club concept, Indian Creek caters to those who have chosen to spend their time in the attractive and pleasant Tidewater region of Virginia. The Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries flow through the region, as well as through the hearts of those who choose to belong to Indian Creek. The Club, now as when it was founded, carries a reputation of service, excellence, and beauty that is uncompromised. Landmark Yacht club The purpose of the LANDMARK YACHT CLUB, INC. is to serve the interest of boating, to defend against discriminatory legislation and burdensome taxation, to prevent the pollution of neighboring recreational waters, to stimulate a greater interest in boating among the citizens in the area served by the club, to develop a fraternal spirit among local outdoor enthusiasts, to provide a medium for the exchange of boating information, to own or lease property for the club uses, to maintain adequate dock facilities and to do all other things which will tend to further interest in boating generally. Maryland Cruising Club The Maryland Cruising Club was founded in 1954 by a small group of friends with the idea to establish a social boating club whose members would cruise the Chesapeake Bay and surrounding areas together in an atmosphere of friendship, fun and safety Maryland Yacht Club We are one of the friendliest and most active yacht clubs on the Chesapeake Bay! Maryland Yacht Club covers over eight acres of beautiful waterfront at the end of Fairview Beach Road in Pasadena Maryland. It is situated at the entrance to Rock Creek and commands a grand view of the Patapsco River on one side and Rock Creek on the other. Middle Potomac Power Squadron Chartered in September 2001, with 62 charter members, the Mid-Potomac Power Squadron is one of the youngest squadrons in District 5 of the United States Power Squadrons. USPS® is America’s largest and oldest nonprofit recreational / educational boating organization and is dedicated to making boating safer and more enjoyable by teaching classes in basic boating, seamanship, navigation and related subjects. Our members are boating families who contribute to their community by promoting safe boating through education and participate in a wide variety of social activities, both on and off the water, such as dinners, rendezvous (joint multi-squadron on water events), and cruises. Mount Vernon Yacht club Mount Vernon Yacht club is located at the confluence of Dogue Creek and the Potomac River in Mount Vernon, Virginia. It is in Yacht Haven Estates sub-division, a quiet community, one and a half miles from the historic Mount Vernon Estate. Our club offers a wide variety of activities for members including an active swim team, a power fleet, a sail fleet, and many other activities and social events year-round. National Potomac Yacht Club Washington\'s National Potomac Yacht Club welcomes all power boating enthusiasts. This non-profit organization was established in 1963, for boating pleasure, recreation, education, and safety. The NPYC is located at Columbia Island Marina -- off the George Washington Memorial Parkway -- in the national park across from the Pentagon. Norfolk Yacht Club Welcome to the Norfolk Yacht and Country Club! As our original constitution states, our purpose is to promote sociable relationships and enduring friendships among a compatible membership and to promote an interest in yachting and boating, tennis, squash, swimming and other sports. Our club has succeeded in providing those results for over 110 years. Northern Virginia Boaters NVB and this site were founded in October, 2000 as a means for providing those who love boating the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay a forum for keeping in touch and knowing what is going on. There are NO DUES and the only cost our members have ever seen is associated with buying a burgee! What we do however is enjoy our time on the water together and meeting new members. Each year we host our Season Kickoff at Tims, the SwimPlatform Picnic, on the water, a Dock Crawl at Hoffmasters with live entertainment and much more. Northern Virginia Power Squadron Northern Virginia Sail and Power Squadron (NVSPS) is a local boating club that is part of the United States Power Squadrons®, a national, non-profit organization with over 450 local chapters called squadrons. Our organization is dedicated to making recreational sail and power boating safer and more enjoyable by providing education, civic service and social activities. NVSPS is part of District 5, which encompasses the mid-Atlantic region of the east coast. Occoquan Yacht Club Where do you keep your boat? That\'s right, the club is wherever our members are. OYC has members in every marina on the river from Washington to Quantico plus some out-of-towners who keep in touch with a network of friends that has been growing steadily since OYC\'s founding in 1984. There is no clubhouse, which means no dues-supported mortgage. Old Dominion The Old Dominion Boat Club was organized in July, 1880 to combine physical fitness and sport with a social atmosphere. The very first members were \"Alexandrians of the highest order\", leaders of the business, civic and social corridors. The early members were canoeists, swimmers, sailing and rowing enthusiast and eventually power-boating was added to the water sports activities. Old Point Comfort Yacht Club We are located at Fort Monroe, in Hampton, VA. We are an organization devoted to having fun on the water with friends. We race sailboats, cruise and party. What\'s not to like? There aren\'t any stuffed shirts in our club; any of our members will help you out if you need a hand dropping a mast or installing a fitting. Party on the Potomac A boat club representing the entire Potomac River region. POTP is a well established club with over 1000 members. Patuxent River Power Squadron The Patuxent River Sail and Power Squadron is a unit of the United States Power Squadrons®, District 5 located in Lexington Park, MD home of the Patuxent River NAS. PRSPS is one of 38 Squadrons in District 5 serving the Southern Maryland counties of Charles, St. Mary’s and Calvert. Pentagon Sailing Club The Pentagon Sailing Club is a volunteer association dedicated to safe recreational sailing on the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers, the Chesapeake Bay, and wherever the winds may take us. We base our operations out of Capital Cove Marina on Bolling Air Force Base, and maintain a fleet of club-owned sailboats. The PSC offers classroom training, on-the-water sailing instruction, recreational sailing, and club charters. We train and qualify our members in affiliation with the U.S. Naval Sailing Association. Port of Washington Yacht Club The Port of Washington Yacht Club (POWYC) was formed in 2002 to bring boaters together for several reasons. We promote safe boating and work for a clean, attractive, environmentally healthy marina and river system. Of course we also organize cruising and social events to destinations on the Potomac River and beyond for the benefit of all yacht club members. Portsmouth Boat Club We are home to both power and sail enthusiasts. Our Clubhouse is situated at the foot of Elm Avenue next to beautiful Scotts Creek in Portsmouth, Virginia. Potomac River Power Squadron The Potomac River Power Squadron, founded in 1915, is one of 450 regional squadrons that make up the world\'s largest boating organization. Located in metropolitan Washington, DC, the squadron offers to the public, at nominal cost, Boating Courses. Members enjoy boating and water activities, fascinating speakers at monthly meetings, and education courses covering topics from Seamanship and Piloting to Celestial Navigation with electives in other subjects such as Engine Maintenance, Marine Electronics, Weather, and Sail. As a civic service, we offer Vessel Safety Examinations at no cost to the public. Potomac River Yacht Club The Potomac River Yacht Clubs Association (PRYCA) held its first formal meeting on September 18, 1971, at the Aqua-Land Yacht Club. The charter members of PRYCA in attendance were Aqua-Land, Landmark, National Potomac, Prince George’s and Wicomico Yacht Clubs. At present, there are twenty member clubs, including two of the Charter Yacht Clubs: Landmark and National Potomac. The Association continues to grow, with five new clubs joining in the last three years. Prince William Yacht Club Welcome to the Prince William Yacht Club (PWYC) website. Located on the Occoquan River, just south of the historic town of Occoquan, VA, the PWYC has grown in both size and commitment. We are members of the Potomac River Yacht Clubs Association (PRYCA) and the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Clubs Association (CBYCA) and committed to safe, fun, family boating through knowledge and experience. Our members are ready to assist you in any way we can. Quantico Yacht Club The QYC is a non-profit, type III organization operating under the authority of the Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS). Most of us are boat owners, both sail and power, large and small, few yachts actually, and some members do not own a boat. All active duty and retired service members, and other authorized MCCS patrons are eligible for membership in the QYC. The club sponsors sailing races, holiday weekend cruises, and a fall crab feast. On race days, some boats are short of crew members and in need of volunteers. It is easy to participate even if you know nothing about the sport. Rappahannock River Yacht Club RRYC was founded in 1936 in Irvington, Virginia, to serve the interests of local pleasure boat owners. Together the first members acquired the present property on Carter\'s Creek off the Rappahannock River, just down King Carter Drive from Tide\'s Inn. Red Eye Yacht Club Welcome to Red Eye Yacht Club (R.E.Y.C) and thank you for your interest in our club. The R.E.Y.C. is a private boating club located on scenic Sue Creek in Baltimore County. We are a member of the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Association. the club was founded in 1963 and since that time has provided slip facilities and a variety of boating activities for the convenience and enjoyment of its members and their families. Richmond Power Squadron Richmond Sail and Power Squadron is a member unit of the United States Power Squadrons®, situated within District 5 of the USPS®. The Squadron was founded in 1954, is based in Richmond, Virginia and holds boating activities over a wide area of the lower Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. Seafarers Yacht Club The Seafarers Yacht Club is a private yacht club located in Eastport Annapolis, Maryland. The Seafarers have a rich history of cruising the Chesapeake Bay and it\'s tributaries for over 40 years. Seaford Yacht Club The purpose of the Seaford Yacht Club is to promote and practice yachting, boat sailing, navigation and seamanship; to provide fun, enjoyment and great times cruising, racing and socializing with an outstanding group of fellow boaters who gather together at one of the most beautiful sites in York County--- on the waterfront at Back Creek. The Club property includes a clubhouse, outbuildings and a dock with space for 52 slips. Solomons Island Yacht Club Located in the heart of Solomons Island at the mouth of the Patuxent River, our Clubhouse and docking facilities are within walking distance of many fine restaurants, shops, full service marinas and marine museums. We sincerely invite all card-holding members of other Yacht Clubs to visit us and enjoy our facility while in the Solomons area. South Maryland Sailing Association Our goal is to continue to be the premiere sailing venue in the Southern Maryland and mid-Chesapeake Bay region. SMSA hosts the nationally renowned Screwpile regatta and many other quality racing events for both big and small boats. We are ideally located in Solomons, MD near some of the finest cruising waters of the Chesapeake Bay. Ware River Yacht Club Located in Gloucester, VA on the beautiful Ware River, a tributary of the Mobjack and Chesapeake Bays. Host of the annual Governor\'s Cup Regatta. Warwick Yacht and Country Club The Warwick Yacht & Country Club was created in 1958 by a group of people whose interests were boating and recreation. The property was purchased, the ground broken and the clubhouse formally opened on December 26, 1960. Westmoreland Yachting Association Westmoreland Yachting Association is a virtual boat club serving the waters surrounding Westmoreland County, VA. The Potomac and Rappahannack Rivers, the Chesapeake Bay and all rivers in between have been visited by our members. Our virtual club began in 2005 which means we have no particular home base and conduct the majority of our business through emails. Our focus is varied: to enjoy the company of boaters and our beautiful waters while maintaining an emphasis on safety. To learn more about WYA, we invite you to visit our site. WELCOME! White Point Yacht Club Early in the year of 1960, several boaters at the White Point Marina conceived the idea of forming a yacht club. Using the bylaws of the New York Yacht Club as a guide, Mr. and Mrs. George O. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. William D. Selden set to work drawing up bylaws of the White Point Yacht Club. At the completion of this work, an organizational meeting was held on May 15, 1960, in Warsaw, Virginia. Yankee Point Yacht Club Conveniently located only 10 miles from the mouth of the Rappahannock River, Yankee Point is located on Myer Creek just off the Corrotoman River on the Northern Neck of Virginia. There is excellent sailing in protected, deep waters only a mile from the docks. York River Yacht Club The York River Cup is a long-standing, club-sponsored event sanctioned by the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing Association that attracts many boats each year. We combine cruises and social outings to great locations like Mobjack Bay and the North River.