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Although
we're the oldest yacht club in RI, we occupy a modern building with
a deepwater marina, a 485' stone breakwater, and a large mooring
field running north and east. We provide launch service and dock
personnel along with a transient dock and a pump-out station. Our
Clubhouse has a member's lounge, bar and restaurant where members
can relax after a day on the water, dine with friends or just enjoy
the panoramic view of the bay. Showers, restrooms and a waterfront
picnic area are available for those who wish to stay aboard their
boats.
RIYC
has an extensive race program for sailors. There are spring, summer
and fall race series, and numerous inter-club events. Additionally,
the Club runs bay and offshore cruises for both power and sail.
Members also use guest moorings in popular anchorages and enjoy
guest privileges at other yacht clubs in the bay and beyond. RIYC
has a proud history of competitive sailing on Narragansett bay.
Even today it hosts the largest fleet of classic Herreshoff S Boats
anywhere in New England. The Club was founded in 1875, making it
one of the oldest yacht clubs in the United States.
Categories
of RI Yacht Club Membership:
ACTIVE:
These Members (ages 21 years and above) have FULL access to the
rights and privileges of the membership. These rights and privileges
include:
- The right to have use of the Club's facilities and privileges
of the Club.
- The right to apply for an available slip or mooring at the Club.
- The right to use satellite moorings.
- The right to use the transient dockage at members' rates.
- The right to attend Club social functions.
- The right to attend special and general meetings.
- The right to vote on Club matters.
- The right to hold office.
- The right to be equal owners of the property and assets of the
Club.
- The right to serve on committees and to chair them.
JUNIOR:
Junior Membership may be granted to applicants between the ages
of twelve and twenty years who desire to:
- Use the Club's sailing boats, subject to the approval of the
Fleet Captain and Junior Activities Chairman;
- Participate
in Junior sail boat races as scheduled.
- Serve
on committees (as approved).
- Attend
Club social functions (as permitted).
They
may not:
- Maintain
a slip or a mooring at the Club.
- Use
satellite moorings.
- Have
charge privileges.
- Attend
special and general meetings.
- Vote
on Club matters.
- Hold
office.
- Entertain
their friends who are not members of the Club (except at specific
times with permission of the House Committee Chair and Junior
Activities Chair).
- Be
equal owners of the property and assets of the Club.
How
to get to RIYC
Contact
RIYC regarding membership
Print a
membership application (pdf format)

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