1 January, 2010

 Reciprocal Moorage Guide 

The following is a list of yacht clubs that offer BYC their facilities on a reciprocal basis

Please remember the following standard courtesies: 

1. Fly your BYC burgee when using reciprocal facilities
2. Carry your current BYC membership card and be prepared to cheerfully present it if requested.
3. Follow all the rules of the host yacht club.
4. Conform to the host club’s restrictions regarding auxiliary power (generator) use.
5. Show other yacht clubs that BYC members have fun and deport themselves so as to be welcomed to return.
6. Remember the golden rule.

This guide provides general information about each club. It hoped that this information is accurate; however, reciprocal arrangements are subject to change as are contact numbers. If you note any changes to the enclosed information during your cruising please notify the reciprocal chair by placing the appropriate information in the reciprocal mail box at the front of the store.  Please note that several of the clubs included on the reciprocal list may not have a formal arrangement with us at this time.  I am working on formalizing the arrangements with these clubs, but please call ahead to be sure. 

For our reciprocal clubs in Canada, please be prepared to pay for moorage, electricity, etc in Canadian currency.   They may not take U.S. dollars. 

If you visit a facility with whom we do not have reciprocity please feel free to approach them about the possibility of establishing a relationship with BYC. Advise the reciprocal chair with contact information and we will seek to establish a relationship.  The reciprocity list contains first, the last year BYC has received a reciprocal card from the club, and the year that we last extended our privileges..

last updated:  Monday January 18, 2010