Puget Sound Yacht Club was founded in 1954 as a scrappy outboard motor boat club. From early on, we've made waves and the news through organized small boat trips to Alaska, building and donating a boat ramp to the city, and making the cover of Sea Magazine. Puget Sound Yacht Club was the first to decorate both sides of our boats for the Opening Day
Jerri Novy —
If you love boating and hanging with fun people this is the club to be with! Great memories!
We are a self-sustaining non-profit club, with a clubhouse and dock on Lake Union and two outstations: one private outstation at Eagle Harbor on Bainbridge Island and another "virtual" outstation at Port Hadlock. Our outstation at Bainbridge includes a newly-remodeled clubhouse and over 600 feet of dock.
A quiet island paradise awaits you 30 minutes
Madhavan A. —
Great facility, fantastic host, we had a wonderful time celebrating our daughter's graduation. Great view of the water.
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
Flying Fish —
Great place to moor your boat, to make friends, to enjoy a great main station club house, to enjoy a lot of social activities
Seattle Yacht Club is now open to reciprocal guests for dining and moorage. We look forward to seeing you at the Club. As a private club, Seattle Yacht Club welcomes guests to our Portage Bay Mainstation for a variety of occasions. Guests of members are always welcome when accompanied by their member host.
For public events, such as Opening Day and
Tom Swayze —
Beautiful facility, had a Christmas party there, they did a really good job, and food was fantastic for this type of event