Situated at the foot of Yacht Club Road, in the heart of Hudson, the Hudson Yacht Club boasts the most spectacular location on Lake of Two Mountains. We sail dinghies, keelboats and radio controlled (RC) boats. We have extensive facilities including a well equipped club house, swimming pool, playground and beach.
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Only minutes from downtown Montreal, The Lord Reading Yacht Club features 4.5 acres of prime waterfront property overlooking the finest protected harbour for sail or power boats on Lake St. Louis. So much more than just a yacht club, we feature a secluded 25 meter swimming pool with lifeguards on weekends. Summertime pool parties are always a favourite.
The Lord Reading Yacht Club has one of the most protected and largest harbours on Lake St. Louis. Launching and hauling for boats up to 45 feet in length, shipwright and mechanic services, canvas repair and yacht interior design. Large slips with lots of maneuvering room, single and double power outlets, fresh water are just some of the amenities available to power boaters. Our gas dock features competitive prices for gas and oil and has a free sewage pumpout system. Regular patrols by the Montreal Police, Beaconsfield Public Security and the Coast Guard launch provide a secure environment for all.
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Pointe Claire Yacht Club is renowned for its welcoming membership of keen sportsmen in our dinghy, keelboat sailing and powerboat fleets. Our historic clubhouse location on the finest sailing waters close to Montreal, assures fun filled competitive and cruising sailing as well as relaxing off water activities. We encourage those who are new or interested in our sport to visit our club, where they can receive training, join and participate in club races, or just enjoy time interacting with other boating enthusiasts.
The harbour is located on the North shore of Lake St. Louis adjacent to the Pointe-Claire city wharf. It is protected from the South by a rock breakwater, with floating breakwaters protecting the east and west entrances. Capacity: Within the harbour are 5 docks connected by a main dock and a visitor's dock.
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While the Royal St. Lawrence is, and has always been, a sailing club, we also have a large fleet of power boats in the club. The sailing and power boats range from dinghies to 50+ foot yachts. The club has purchased 5 twenty-four foot Shark keelboats for instruction as well as use by the members who do not own a boat. All that is required is to show proof of competency and the members can sail them at their leisure. Sailboat racing is a long-standing tradition at the Royal St-Lawrence Yacht club. Our fleets include keelboats and dinghies.
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Battleford's Sailing Club has been in continuous operation since 1964 and now has a very functional clubhouse located in the Village of Meota, on 200 feet of sandy beach on Jackfish Lake about 40 km north of North Battleford. Jackfish lake is about five miles across and generally has a gently sloping shoreline with long stretches of sandy beaches. It is not suitable for keelboats unless you want to anchor a long way out. Winds are generally out of the northwest and there are no mountains to block the view of approaching storms.
Blackstrap Sailing Club membership consists primarily of sailors and their families who love recreational and competitive sailing. Our sailors are active in regattas at our club as well as other clubs in Saskatchewan. We provide an atmosphere of support and camaraderie among our fellow members, emphasizing education, safety, sportsmanship and fun. We are centrally located in Saskatchewan and only twenty minutes south of Saskatoon. New members are always welcome.
The Blackstrap Sailing Club is a member driven organization relying on our members energy and skills to exist. All members are expected to give volunteer time towards the club, whether it be helping with planned events and regattas, general upkeep of BSSC property or serving on the Executive.
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Lake Diefenbaker Yacht Club is located on Lake Diefenbaker, located near Elbow, Saskatchewan, Canada. Elbow is approx. 90 miles from Saskatoon and approx. 110 miles from Regina. The objects of the Lake Diefenbaker Yacht Clubs are to foster, promote and advance the sport and recreation of sailing and yachting.
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RBYC is located on the shores of Last Mountain Lake in the town of Regina Beach, about 40 miles north west of Regina, Saskatchewan. Incorporated in 1913, the Regina Beach Yacht Club is one of the oldest yacht clubs between Toronto, Ontario and Vancouver, British Columbia. Last Mountain Lake, or Long Lake as is it known locally, provides approximately 45 miles of boating and fishing pleasure.
The RBYC marina has 130 slips and a number of mooring buoys with a mixture of power and sail boats. The marina features a fuel dock, fresh water, a gin pole and the only holding tank pump-out facilities on Last Mountain Lake. The Club House facilities include showers, games room and a licensed deck and lounge. The upper deck lounge has a big screen TV for the members'' enjoyment with satellite channels and a sound system on the deck.
Hollyburn Sailing Club began operation in 1963 with the main objective of training North Shore children in seamanship. With the blessing of the District and the West Vancouver Parks and Recreation Commission the HSC has operated out of Ambleside Park for almost 50 years training over 10,000 individuals.
Our training programs have expanded to include adult sailing and kayaking lessons. Hollyburn sailors have achieved Olympic status, competed in numerous World Championships and raced in the America's Cup. The clubhouse is located on beautiful Ambleside Beach. A large deck and facilities are available for members and guests to enjoy. The club supports participation across a wide range of non-powered boating activity, including sailing, kayaking and rowing.
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The club is organized as a non-profit organization. It's on nine acres of land located ten miles south of Pell City on Logan Martin Lake. The property is on the west side of the reservoir some two miles above Logan Martin Dam. At this site, the lake is approximately one mile wide and affords excellent sailing conditions.
The clubhouse is located atop a knoll, which furnishes a panoramic view of the lake and sailing area. Clubhouse facilities include men's and women's dressing rooms, hot showers and kitchen. There is ample space for tent camping both on grass and in the preserved wooded acres. Waterfront facilities include paved launching ramps, and both fixed and floating docks. There is a fenced parking area for boats left on trailers. A limited number of slips are available for members who prefer leaving boats in the water.
The sailing program consists of Sunday afternoon races throughout the year, monthly one-day regattas during the Spring and Summer, plus invitational regattas, which attract entries from other clubs in the Southeast. The Club also has a junior sailing program and an adult Learn to Sail program.
At the present time there are one design fleets of Thistles, Multihulls, Lasers, Flying Scots, Snipes, J-22's, and a variety of other dinghies and cruisers at the club.
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