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Regatta Point Yachting Center

(804) 776-8400

Home of the Virginia Yacht Club

Regatta Point Yachting Center is the home of the Virginia Yacht Club.  VYC was established in 1948 and continues to be active on the bay today.  

37º 01' 12.52" N 76º 20' 38.43" W

HAMPTON YACHT CLUB

The Heart of Boating on the Southern Bay

The Hampton Yacht Club is located in the heart of Downtown Hampton, Virginia and provides an array of social and dining experiences for its members. The Clubhouse includes an upstairs formal dining setting with a magnificent view of the Hampton Creek, and the downstairs has a casual bar & grill. Just outside the Clubhouse is a large marina with 200 slips for our members to dock their boats.

We also house the Thomas Brady Sailing Center. It consists of classrooms, sail storage, workspace, and the office of the Sailing Director.  The center is designed to enhance the Junior and Adult Sailing Programs and is also utilized for regatta hosting and management. 

Welcome to Pelican Point Yacht Club on Smith Mountain Lake, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.

The marina has 134 deep-water slips, with dockside water, and electrical service for both power boats and sail boats. LEARN MORE …

Our Facilities

Clubhouse, swimming pool, bath house, tennis, shuffleboard, on-land boat and trailer storage, picnic areas, boat ramp, and FREE PUMPOUT facility for slip customers. LEARN MORE …

Yacht Brokerage

We offer a variety of “experienced” sail and power boats. LEARN MORE …

Members enjoy the use of all marina facilities. LEARN MORE …

The folks who own Pelican Point are truly nice, and treat me and my family like family.

540.576.2019

Thinking about becoming a member? Give us a call today to learn more!

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Rappahannock River Yacht Club

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Jamestown Settlement's ship Godspeed at the 2023 Hospice Turkey Shoot Regatta.

2024 Hospice Turkey Shoot Regatta

The annual community fundraising sailing regatta organised in equal partnership by Yankee Point Yacht Club and the Rappahannock River Yacht Club Oct 4-6, 2024

Register NOW For The 2024 Hospice Turkey Shoot Regatta P lease use the above link to register and pay your Regatta entry fee via "Yachtscoring.com" "Yachtscoring.com" is the only source of official race documents and merchandise Regatta Information and Schedule of Events Berthing & Water Taxi Hospice is a philosophy of care and caring dedicated to meeting the needs of people who have life-limiting or terminal illnesses. If you would like to make a difference  in the lives touched by the Hospice please click on the link below.  Merchandise purchases and Donations are collected via Yachtscoring and will be passed to the Hospice along with other Regatta income. I would like to donate to Hospice Support Services   

Welcome to the 2024 Hospice Turkey Shoot Regatta

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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 the Tide’s Inn.

Today RRYC is a vibrant and active Club enjoying a resurgence in membership and activities, both on and off the water. Many new fleets and interests of the members have brought our Club into the twenty-first century with burgee flying high.

37° 39.396′ N / 076° 26.116′ W

100 Rappahannock Road 

Irvington, VA 22480

Mailing Address

PO Box 55 

Phone   (804) 438-6650

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Welcome to the Mount Vernon Yacht Club!

Nestled in the idyllic neighborhood of Yacht Haven Estates in Alexandria, Virginia, Mount Vernon Yacht Club (MVYC) is a hidden gem!  With a 119 slip Marina, a full sized 25-meter swimming pool, a serene waterfront field, aka “the Point” and a three-story clubhouse, MVYC has something for everyone, every month of the year! MVYC is a volunteer, neighborhood-based social organization.  Volunteers staff our Board of Trustees, our committees, and our social events. We only use paid staff for the pool and for yard maintenance, which helps us keep costs low.

Copyright ©2023 Mount Vernon Yacht Club. All Rights reserved. MVYC is a not for profit organization. 4817 Tarpon Lane, Alexandria, VA 22309

Virginia Yacht Club

Regatta Point Yachting Center, Deltaville, VA

Request membership information

Membership is in an individual’s name. Boat ownership is a requirement to apply. We do not own real estate and do not plan on changing that position. As such, our annual dues are currently a modest $300 annually. We try to make all our cruises and other events “Pay-as-you-go”. A cruise agenda and schedule is provided along with an estimated cost at time of cruise sign up.

We love to have fun times and our cocktail parties are always a big part of cruises and events. That said, we are equally serious about safety on the water and proper decorum. The Virginia Yacht Club heartily welcomes new members and stays on course by spending as little time on formalities as possible and as much time as possible on our boats. We hope you will consider joining us for a wonderful fellowship and grand times!

By completing the information below and letting us know your interest in VYC membership, the chair of the Membership Development Committee will contact you and acquaint you with the process for becoming a new member of the Virginia Yacht Club.

Thank you for your interest.

Check Out the Latest Log

Sign up now, 2024 urbanna oyster stroll.

Paul Wash 1 day, 16 hours ago

"Pop- Up Cruise" organized: FBYC cruise to Urbanna October 12 for the annual Oyster Stroll . Overnight at Urbby Marina. Breakfast at a local restaurant for those interested. Likely to add a night before or afterwards in the Corrotoman River. Urbanna Oyster & Wine Stroll - FBYC

30th Annual Stingray Point Regatta is in the Books!

Julie Ann Wash 2 weeks, 1 day ago

Forty boats competed in the 30th Annual Stingray Point Regatta over Labor Day Weekend.  A strong turnout in almost every fleet, including Cruising Fleets made for a weekend of great competition.  Below are the overall winners, but be sure to click the link and see all the winners from this past weekend!

Brenton S. Halsey, Jr. Memorial Regatta Trophy Winner: Cheeky Monkey, Paul and Julie Ann Wash

Dick Cole Memorial Trophy - Excellence in the Cruising Fleet Winner: Dauntless, James Keen and Jody Keen 

Class Winners: PHRF A0/Sport Boat: Sitella …

Pool Closing Next Week

Brian Ankrom 2 weeks, 1 day ago

We will be decommissioning the pool next week for the winter.  We will start Monday or Tuesday and the full process may take a couple days.  The pool will be drained & fences will be locked. 

Registration Open for 43rd Chesapeake Bay ILCA Masters Championship

Jon Deutsch 2 weeks, 1 day ago

Registration is open for the 43 Chesapeake Bay ILCA Masters Championship.

Get all of the details and register online here.

Fall is in the Air— Cruise to Ditchley Cider Works

Joe Roos 3 weeks, 6 days ago

Sign up now for the Cruise to Ditchley Cider Works - September 28-29, 2024

--Protected Anchorage close to dinghy dock, 5 minute walk to venue

--Charming Hosts provide Farm to table dining: working farm, historic setting

--Sign up/details at : https://www.fbyc.net/events/2024/240907-cruising-ditchley-cidery/

Last Call for tickets! Luau on Labor Day Weekend

Julie Ann Wash 4 weeks, 1 day ago

Make sure you don't have to tell your friends "Yeah, I missed that party".  This is the one you don't want to miss!

Buy your dinner tickets now!

This spectacular evening will be sponsored by Tito's Handmade Vodka, and will feature a traditional Hawaiian menu and drinks. Then, dance the night away to the music of a 7-piece band.  You won't want to be the one that missed this party! It is the perfect way to entertain your friends and holiday houseguests and say farewell to summer with a Luau …

Stingray Point Regatta just over a week away

Final call to sign up!

Friday, August 30 - September 1, come race at the Stingray Point Regatta! Not usually a racer? Come join the cruising class and get in on the fun!

The 2024 Stingray Point Regatta will consist of a single Friday mid-distance race for all registered boats, followed by additional racing on Saturday and Sunday on two separate East and West courses. The East Course will be a Windward/Leeward buoy course for PHRF Spinnaker A, B, and C boats. A separate West Course will be a designated …

A Perfect Day on the Water

Joe Roos 4 weeks, 1 day ago

This past Saturday, August 17th, 18 sailors, members and non-members, gathered for the third FBYC Day Sailing and Training Day of 2024. The day kicked off at the Clubhouse, where sailors introduced themselves, shared their backgrounds, and discussed their goals for the day. It was a diverse group—some were seeking their first sailing experience, others aimed to build on skills learned in previous clinics or crewing opportunities, and several simply wanted to enjoy a day of with other sailing enthusiasts.

Experienced instructors paired up with sailors who requested in-boat …

Stingray Point Regatta

Julie Ann Wash 1 month ago

The 2024 Stingray Point Regatta will consist of a single Friday mid-distance race for all registered boats, followed by additional racing on Saturday and Sunday on two separate East and West courses. The East Course will be a Windward/Leeward buoy course for PHRF Spinnaker A, B, and C boats. A separate West Course will be a designated triangular course for PHRF CC-NS …

Come to the Luau on Labor Day Weekend

Saturday, August 31, 6 pm - 11 pm

Say farewell to summer with a Luau Saturday night of Labor Day weekend!  This dreamy evening will be sponsored by Tito's Handmade Vodka, and will feature a traditional Hawaiian menu and drinks. Then, dance the night away to the music of a 7-piece band.  You won't want to be the one that missed this party! Bring your friends and holiday houseguests.  All are welcome!  Dinner tickets should be purchased by August 26th.

Next 10 Events

• Sat, Sep 21 2024 OS Fall 1
• Sat, Sep 28 2024 Indian Summer Regatta & …
• Sat, Sep 28 2024 Private Event
• Sat, Sep 28 - 29, 2024 Ditchley Cidery Cruise Sign Up!
• Sat, Oct 5 - 6, 2024 43rd Chesapeake Bay ILCA …
• Fri, Oct 11 - 13, 2024 Urbanna Oyster & Wine … Sign Up!
• Sat, Oct 12 2024 One Design Fall Series …
• Sun, Oct 13 2024 OS Fall 2
• Sat, Oct 19 - 20, 2024 OS Fall Open
• Sat, Oct 19 - 20, 2024 MASSA Fall Invitational Keelboat …

Event Results

• Sun, May 5 - OD Spring Series 2 - ILCA Spring Regatta - RESULTS
• Sun, Apr 28 - One Design Spring Series 1 - RESULTS
• Sat, Dec 2 - Winter 3 - Pictures - Jon Deutsch
• Sun, Oct 29 - OD/ILCA Frostbite Regatta - RESULTS
• Sun, Oct 29 - OD/ILCA Frostbite Regatta - Pictures - Jon Deutsch
• Sun, Oct 29 - OD/ILCA Frostbite Regatta - Pictures - Allan Heyward
• Sun, Oct 29 - OD/ILCA Frostbite Regatta - ILCA Series Standings - FINAL
• Sat, Oct 14 - OD Fall Special (Series #2 makup) - M15 Fall Series Results
• Sat, Sep 9 - 42nd Chesapeake Bay ILCA Masters Championship - Recap Video
• Sat, Sep 9 - 42nd Chesapeake Bay ILCA Masters Championship - RESULTS WRITEUP

Event Photos

• Sun, May 5 - OD Spring Series 2 - ILCA Spring Regatta - PICTURES - Jon Deutsch
• Sun, Apr 28 - One Design Spring Series 1 - PICTURES - Jon Deutsch
• Sun, Apr 28 - One Design Spring Series 1 - PICTURES - Bob Waldrop
• Sat, Apr 27 - OS Spring 1 - Spring Series #1 Video
• Sat, Apr 27 - OS Spring 1 - PICTURES - Jon Deutsch

 Cape Charles Yacht Club

Established 2012.

The Cape Charles Yacht Club was established in the Fall of 2012 by a few sailing and boating enthusiasts who reside in the Cape Charles area on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. The founding members felt that any active harbor needed the presence of a yacht club as one of many anchors to build camaraderie among fellow mariners and those that would venture into our harbor and marina.

Announcements

Our september event is the ccyc sports night on 9/12/24 at the pavilion grab a partner and sign up to compete in outdoor games such as corn hole and ladder ball   , big boat cruse to smithfield station was a great success go to the events page for more pictures  , ___________________________________________________________________________ for more information on upcoming events visit the " club events " page, for ccyc gear, go to the  ccyc storefront page , and click on the shop around the dock store link.  the site is based on a café press custom store with ccyc logos already in place  all products are zero-markup prices - the store is non-profit  the site offers lots of different logo options and products can be tailored as needed. , cape charles yacht center, about cape charles, local marinas.

Located on the lower Eastern Shore of Virginia on the Chesapeake Bay, Cape Charles is an historic Victorian town, included in the National Register of Historic Places. With a fine selection of restaurants and shops,  two signature golf courses and quaint streets to stroll, Cape Charles has become one of the fastest growing vacation destinations in the south. Come enjoy the beautiful beach and stunning sunsets and you'll discover why.

Visit the premier Chesapeake Bay marina & boatyard in Cape Charles, Virginia. It offers deep water and protection from the elements in the convenient Cape Charles Marina just off the mouth of the bay. You’ll enjoy wi-fi, showers, a lounge area, and fueling options at the marina. Walk or take a golf cart to downtown Cape Charles where you’ll shop, enjoy fine dining, and provision your vessel. A talented team of technicians is ready to assist you with repairs and maintenance at the full-service yard.

Cape Charles is the home to two very  accommodating   marinas.  Cape Charles Harbor is the town harbor and is within walking distance to many restaurants and shops. The Oyster Farm at Kings Creek Marina is a full service marina resort.   Visit the Cape Charles' Marina s page for information pertaining to each facility.

For information about other nearby marinas, go to the Neighboring Marinas page 

Virginia Inland Sailing Association

Where friends become family.

Sailing,  Seamanship,

Education and  Friendship

Smith Mountain Lake

The Virginia Inland Sailing Association is a non-profit organization offering sailing, social, and recreational activities for our members and guests. We are located next to Bernard's Landing on beautiful Smith Mountain Lake in Virginia.  We are not a marina but instead a self-help club.  Our members are involved in many ways.

Active Youth Sailing Program

From holding weekend sailing camps to travel sailing team to organizing events , the youth presence is strong and active.  Learn how to get involved by contacting us below

Our activies include:

Recreational Sailing

Social Events

Smith Mountain Lake Location

Our club is centrally located on Smith Mountain Lake with direct access to the main channel for the best wind! Our location allows sailors to easily explore both the northern and southern portions of the lake with a safe harbor awaiting on the return trip!  R11 by water.

Our clubhouse features a kitchen, community room, large deck overlooking the lake and recently renovated bathrooms with full shower facilities.

Our private beach offers safe swimming and wading in shallow water protected by our cove. In addition, our beach serves as a great place to launch Lasers and other racked sailboats used for racing and instruction.

Dry Boat Storage

We have dry storage facilities for trailered and rack-stored boats.

Boat Slips and Ramps

We have five separate docks in our protected cove that collectively feature 90 boat slips for keelboats. Shore power, water and dumping stations are all available. We have two launch ramps, a rail lift for hull repairs, a shed for tools, plus electricity and water at all work locations.

Our camp sites are located near our clubhouse so people can enjoy camping with the convenience of kitchen, bath and shelter facilities nearby. We offer long term camping sites for pop-ups or tent camping.

We hold races year round. Often, our boats participate in races in conjunction with BYRA.  The highlight of our racing year is the John Bernard Invitational Regatta held in early October.  Please reach out if you would like to be on the mailing list for this event

Junior Sail Camp

Junior Sail camp is a 5-day overnight camp for young sailors ages 8-12, held the 2nd full week of June. Sailors learn to rig boats (Lasers) , tie knots, right a capsized boat and sail solo in all types of wind. Each child stays in a tent for the week but has access to our clubhouse!  We have a staff of about 10+ adults who volunteer their time and energy to make this camp a success. We are in the 30th year of this highly successful and popular program.  The secret to our success is not just the adult staff but the additional juniors who return to lead by example. Juniors aged 13-18 are often invited to return each year as role models, to continue to pass down the rules of camp etiquette and the love of sailing.  Camp is presently open to members only and space is limited.

Youth camp is for non-member youth 12-17 and will be held in late July. The camp is sponsored and run by the junior board.  Please use the contract form to let us know you are interested or register

Men's and Ladies' Sailcamp

Men's sailcamp and Ladies sailcamp are each a 2-day camp for members and non members, offering a chance to learn in a safe and friendly environment.  They are each held a different times of the summer and normally last from Friday afternoon until Saturday evening.   Each is staffed by members who want to share their love for the water and enjoy good food and new friendships.   Often times, we find the spouses in the kitchen, preparing the meals!

Women's Camp is late August.  Check our events page for registration or contact us for more information.

Family Camp

Family Camp is held around the 4th of July and lasts several days.  This offers a chance for families to come and camp and spend time in a friendly setting.  Our annual celebration always includes a fireworks show and games for all on the 4th.  Weather permitting,  there might even be a boat race of some sort.

​Directions:

We are located on beautiful Smith Mountain Lake in Moneta, Virginia.

Take VA-122 / Booker T. Washington Highway to West Lake Corner.

Turn onto VA-616 / Scruggs Road.

Bear left onto Ashmeade Road in 7.6 miles towards Bernard's Landing.

Turn left onto Sailors Cove Drive in .7 miles.

VISA Yacht Club entrance is at the end of the road.

Please use this contact form to find out more about our club.

If you are interested in membership, we will respond with more information. Refer to our FAQ for more info.

The board meets on the first Saturday of each month.  Prospective members are invited to the first available meeting to introduce themselves.

450 Sailors Cove, Moneta, VA  24121

P.O. Box 911, Hardy, VA  24101

Thanks for your interest in our club!

Lake of the Woods Sailing Club

Living the Dream since 1979

Lake of the Woods, Locust Grove, Virginia

2019 RACE SCHEDULE

SPRING RACES

April 20 – Races 1,2,3 April 27 – 38th Annual Invitational Regatta    May 4 – Races 4,5,6  May 11 – Races 7,8,9  May 18 – Races 10,11,12 May 25 – Races 13,14,15

June 1 --Makeup races, if needed.  

 April 27 (Saturday)  Lake of the Woods Sailing Club Annual Invitational, Locust Grove, VA

This Invitational is open to Flying Scots and Sunfish.  Breakfast is provided by the club.  Lunch may be ordered in advance for a slight fee. Many use this race as a tuneup for the upcoming  season.

                                                 ROUND TURTLE             ISLAND

        CHALLENGE

            RACE

           August 17

This race unique to Lake of the Woods challenges any sailor to go the length of the course rounding Turtle Island at the South end of the lake.  Shallow water and close quarters add to the excitement. Survivors end the day with a cookout at a member's home.

     Sept 7 – Races 1,2,3    Sept 14 – Races 4,5,6     Sept 21 – Races 7,8,9    Sept 28 – Races 10,11,12    Oct 5 – VISA Regatta, Smith Mountain Lake Oct 12 – Races 13,14,15 Oct 29 – Makeup races, if needed

SUMMER SAILING CAMPS

We take great pride in our junior sailing camps for beginners.  The two camps are divided by experience. The beginners class runs June 24-28.  The second class July 1-5. 

The beginners class is a prerequisite for the July session.  Students learn sailing basics both through lecture and hands on experience in boats provided by the Club.  The fee per student is $190 for each of the two camps.  Contact Dan Mcfarland at [email protected] for more information and to register for the camp.

Founded in 1979 the Lake of the Woods Sailing Club promotes all classes of sailing through sponsored races, the Junior Sailing Camp, educational clinics and the camaraderie that comes from wind and water.

Flying Scot Fleet #160 is an organized fleet recognized by the Flying Scot Association.  While not organized there is a large Sunfish Fleet on the lake which participates in all club sponsored events.    Other boat classes too numerous to list are also represented in our club. 

Not all of our members have a boat but are interested in the sport and often crew in the club sponsored races.

We meet informally the fourth Wednesday of the month in the Lake Clubhouse for drinks and sea stories. Spouses and non members are welcome and encouraged to attend.  Every Christmas there is a seasonal luncheon at the Clubhouse and in the spring there is an annual meeting at which the business of the club is conducted. 

Officers for 2018 are:

    Commodore                     Gary Close

    Co-Vice Commodore        Dan McFarland

    Co-Vice Commodore        Dwight Westholt

    Treasurer                          Bill Wemmerus

    Secretary                          Lani Kilgore

    Handicapper                     Richard Chitty

    Junior Sailing Chair         Dan Mcfarland

    Jimmy Lee                        Immediate Past Commodore

PO Box 1114

Locust Grove, VA 22508

Please email one of the following:

Commodore Gary Close [email protected]

Vice-Commodore Dan Mcfarland  [email protected]

Past Commodore Jimmy Lee  [email protected]

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Social meeting every Fourth Wednesday at the Clubhouse. (4:30 until whenever)

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Seaford Yacht Club is located on Back Creek off the York River by boat and on Goodwin Neck Road in York County, Virginia by road. 3108A Goodwin Neck Road Yorktown, Virginia 23692 (757) 877-2807 or 37º 12′ 20″ N 76º 26′ 11″ W

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Take Denbigh Blvd (VA 173) North to the intersection of US 17 where Denbigh Blvd becomes Goodwin Neck Road. Go straight through the intersection of US 17 for some 3.5 miles. Seaford Yacht Club will be just past Back Creek Park on your right and an oil refinery on your left. You will come upon the entrance (right hand turn) abruptly so start slowing down as you pass Back Creek Park

Take Route 17 North to the intersection of US 17 and Goodwin Neck Road. Turn right on Goodwin Neck Road. Proceed for some 3.5 miles. Seaford Yacht Club will be just past Back Creek Park on your right and an oil refinery on your left. You will come upon the entrance (right hand turn) abruptly so start slowing down as you pass Back Creek Park

Take Route 17 South to the intersection of US 17 and Goodwin Neck Road. Turn left on Goodwin Neck Road. Proceed for some 3.5 miles. Seaford Yacht Club will be just past Back Creek Park on your right and an oil refinery on your left. You will come upon the entrance (right hand turn) abruptly so start slowing down as you pass Back Creek Park

Interstate 64 East to Fort Eustis Blvd (Exit 250B) toward Yorktown. Some 4 miles later Fort Eustis Blvd intersects US 17. Take US 17 South (right hand turn). It’s about 1.5 miles to Goodwin Neck Road (Virginia 173). Left on Goodwin Neck Road for about 3.5 miles. Seaford Yacht Club will be just past Back Creek Park on your right and an oil refinery on your left. You will come upon the entrance (right hand turn) abruptly so start slowing down as you pass Back Creek Park

From Norfolk, Virginia

Interstate 64 West to US 17 (Exit 258B) towards Yorktown Go 6.3 miles to Goodwin Neck Road (Va 173). Right on Goodwin Neck Road for approximately 3.5 miles. Seaford Yacht Club is just past Back Creek Park on your right and an oil refinery on your left. You will come upon the entrance (right hand turn) abruptly so start slowing down as you pass Back Creek Park

From Richmond, Virginia

Interstate 64 East to Fort Eustis Blvd (Exit 250B) toward Yorktown Some 4 miles later Fort Eustis Blvd intersects US 17. Take US 17 South (right hand turn). It’s about 1.5 miles to Goodwin Neck Road (Virginia 173). Left on Goodwin Neck Road for about 3.5 miles. Seaford Yacht Club is just past Back Creek Park on your right and an oil refinery on your left. You will come upon the entrance (right hand turn) abruptly so start slowing down as you pass Back Creek Park

From Denbigh, Virginia

Take Denbigh Blvd (VA 173) North to the intersection of US 17 where Denbigh Blvd becomes Goodwin Neck Road Go straight through the intersection of US 17 for some 3.5 miles. Seaford Yacht Club is just past Back Creek Park on your right and an oil refinery on your left. You will come upon the entrance (right hand turn) abruptly so start slowing down as you pass Back Creek Park

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