Queen City Yacht Club
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Queen City Yacht Club
Queen City Yacht Club is located on Portage Bay in Seattle, WA, and has been a part of the United States boating community since 1916. We are a charter member of the Grand Fourteen Yacht Clubs in Puget Sound, with 550 active memberships, representing over 1000 power and sail boaters. We offer our members a myriad of activities, including social functions, our junior summer sailing school, and participation in community events.

Boat moorage slips, both covered and open, up to 60' are offered exclusively for members. To learn more about joining QCYC please visit our Membership page.
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If anything, the linking of Lake Washington to the tidewaters of Puget Sound created a spark that ignited the founding of Queen City Yacht Club. The construction and completion of the Lake Washington Ship Canal and the Hiram Chittenden Locks, in 1916, made all but inevitable the development of a club that could take advantage of both salt and fresh water cruising.
Queen City Yacht Club has been a part of the Northwest United States boating community since 1916. With an active membership of over 500 power and sail boaters, the Club is active in all phases of boating in our Northwest waters. Club members participate in community activities, social functions and are part of the local racing scene; both predicted log and sail.
Some Kind Of Starch, Such As: Roasted Red Potatoes, Au gratin Potatoes, Mashed Potatoes, Baked Potatoes, Wild Rice, Rice Pilaf, White Rice, and Assorted Pasta Dishes. And an assortment of breads such as: dinner rolls, garlic breads, bread sticks, squaw bread, sourdough rolls, corn breads, muffins.
Willie is available to cater (and help you plan) your next event. Whether it's a wedding, retirement party, anniversary celebration, fund-raiser, or intimate gathering, you can leave the culinary details to Willie while you bask in the compliments.

Willie has been in the food service profession for more than 25 years, starting as a dietician at St. Joseph's Hospital in Stockton, CA, and continuing with the United States Navy, where as lieutenant commander, he supervised the galley operations on large ships.
How do I register for a website account? How do I join the club? A. Please vist the Membership page for more details on membership and to download the QCYC Membership Application. Q: Can I rent out the club's facilities for my private event (wedding, dinner, birthday party)? A. The clubhouse can only be rented by a Sponsoring Member who will be present at the event.
Reviews (5)
Flying Fish
Flying Fish
Jan 02, 2022
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Great place to moor your boat, to make friends, to enjoy a great main station club house, to enjoy a lot of social activities, to enjoy the best local outstation, to do predicted log racing, and if you're from out of town to have a convenient spot in the city!
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A.
Jun 21, 2019
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This is a yacht club with members, they have boats and they talk about boat things constantly
Wendell B.
Wendell B.
Jul 07, 2018
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This is a fantastic group of people. I'm researching yacht clubs to join, and so far this place is in the lead. Beautiful facilities, well kept docks, friendly helpful members. Great variety of events, something for everyone.
A. Cu
A. Cu
Sep 30, 2017
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100+ year old member owned and maintained boating club. Very friendly folks that love to chat with you about boats and cruising. Meetings and events are fun and informal.
Ryan G.
Ryan G.
Sep 08, 2011
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Clean grounds and plenty of amenities. Reciprocal moorage puts you right in the middle of the city. The clubhouse features a full bar, kitchen, dinning room, showers, laundry, and more.

Members enjoy access to moorage in Seattle and Bainbridge, as well as reciprocal moorage all over the world. There is also a large shop for working on your boat, a work dock, and a crane to pull take out your runabout. The Bainbridge outstation always holds a big 4th of July party and you can always find people barbequing all summer.