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Hampton Yacht Club

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Welcome aboard to the exciting world of Hampton Yacht Club! Nestled in the heart of Hampton, Virginia, our marina offers a vibrant and welcoming community for boating enthusiasts of all ages. Whether you are an experienced sailor or just starting your journey on the water, our club provides the perfect setting to enjoy the beauty of the Chesapeake Bay.

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Discover the Vibrant World of Hampton Yacht Club

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At Hampton Yacht Club, we believe in the power of community and the joy of being on the water. Our members are passionate about boating and are always eager to share their knowledge and experiences with fellow sailors. From organized regattas to casual cruises, there is always something happening at our marina.

Unparalleled Facilities and Amenities

Hampton Yacht Club boasts state-of-the-art facilities and amenities that cater to the needs of every boater. Our marina features a well-maintained and spacious dock area, providing ample space for boats of all sizes. With our convenient fueling station and pump-out facilities, you can easily prepare for your next adventure on the water.

For those seeking relaxation and entertainment, our club offers a stunning waterfront pool and a fully-equipped fitness center. Take a dip in the pool after a long day of sailing or work up a sweat in our state-of-the-art gym. Our clubhouse is the perfect place to unwind and socialize, with a bar and restaurant serving delicious meals and refreshing drinks.

A Sailing Paradise

Hampton Yacht Club is situated in one of the most picturesque locations on the East Coast. The Chesapeake Bay offers endless opportunities for exploration and adventure. Whether you prefer leisurely cruises or exhilarating races, you will find it all here.

Our marina is a gateway to a world of sailing possibilities. Join one of our sailing programs to enhance your skills or participate in our regattas to test your mettle against fellow sailors. The camaraderie and friendly competition at Hampton Yacht Club make every sailing experience unforgettable.

A Thriving Social Scene

At Hampton Yacht Club, we believe that boating is not just about the water; it's about the people you meet and the memories you create. Our club hosts a variety of social events throughout the year, ensuring that there is never a dull moment.

From themed parties to live music nights, there is always something happening at Hampton Yacht Club. Our members come from diverse backgrounds and share a common love for the water. The friendships forged at our marina last a lifetime, and the memories made are cherished forever.

Embrace the Hampton Lifestyle

Hampton, Virginia, is a city rich in history and natural beauty. When you become a member of Hampton Yacht Club, you not only gain access to our exceptional facilities but also to the vibrant lifestyle of the city.

Explore the charming downtown area, filled with unique shops, art galleries, and delicious restaurants. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the region by visiting the Hampton History Museum or take a stroll along the beautiful waterfront. Hampton offers a myriad of activities for everyone to enjoy, both on and off the water.

Learn from the Best

At Hampton Yacht Club, we are committed to fostering a love for boating and sailing in people of all ages. Our sailing programs are designed to provide a safe and supportive environment for beginners and experienced sailors alike.

Our experienced instructors are passionate about sharing their knowledge and expertise. Whether you are looking to learn the basics of sailing or improve your racing skills, our programs cater to all levels. Join our sailing school and embark on an exciting journey of learning and discovery.

Membership Options

Hampton Yacht Club offers a range of membership options to suit every boater's needs. Whether you are a full-time resident or a seasonal visitor, we have a membership plan that fits your lifestyle.

Our memberships include access to all the club's facilities and amenities, as well as participation in our social events and sailing programs. Join our vibrant community and become a part of the Hampton Yacht Club family.

Plan Your Visit

Ready to experience the vibrant world of Hampton Yacht Club? Planning your visit is simple. Contact our friendly staff to schedule a tour of our facilities and learn more about our membership options.

Whether you are a seasoned sailor or a boating enthusiast looking to explore the Chesapeake Bay, Hampton Yacht Club is the perfect destination. Join us and embark on an unforgettable adventure on the water.

Join the Hampton Yacht Club Family

Hampton Yacht Club is more than just a marina; it is a community of passionate boaters who share a love for the water. Joining our club means becoming a part of a vibrant and supportive family.

Discover the thrill of sailing, forge lifelong friendships, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Hampton Yacht Club welcomes you with open arms. Come and experience the joy of boating at its finest.

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4707 Victoria Blvd

Hampton, VA 23669

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I don't even know who Broom Hilda could be... My wife and I are new HYC members and are enjoying ourselves immensely. Everyone on staff at the restaurant and lounge are friendly and very helpful and knowledgable. Sorry about your bad experience, Bruce. I see you are perfectly happy using our other facilities and other people's boats. I call people like you a barnacle, a parasite who causes trouble and is hard to get rid of... We members of the Hampton Yacht Club are like family. You have insulted my family. The HYC is FAR more than a restaurant. Membership is not expensive and you don't even have to own a boat. ( We do dock our 42' sailing yacht there, however.) The club owns three different types of sailboats that members can use. The Club also teaches sailing classes for the littlest sailors to senior adults. We sponsor races. We have cruising events. I urge others to investigate Hampton Yacht Club for themselves and make up your own minds.

Although I have only been to a few yacht clubs this one is a great one. There is decent in the lit and street parking- only members with stickers park inside the gate. I come here on weekends and for Wednesday night racing- so if you're local and Saul this could be a fun time. There are always events occurring at this club and there are emails and other communications to keep members in the loop. Want to learn to sail? But don't have a boat? There are always Captains of boats who want extra crew and are willing to teach. The menu is affordable in the club but there are two places to eat- upstairs which is fancy and below for casual fare and not as strict a dress code. There is an outdoor dining area so you can bring your pouch. Be sure to say hi if you see me I can be found sailing in Loose Cannon - the sharp J105!

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I am from a fellow military yacht club in Newport RI I spent 7 rough hours at sea and contacted the club. I spoke with Susan one day prior to our arrival. Nice person. I discussed arriving and docking our boat as a recipication yacht club through Yacht Clubs of America. Granted I looked pretty beat up after being at sea but when I arrived I was treated as less of a person. More like some begger walking through the door. Manager Richard treated me with a high level.of disrespect as dis several.members as I passed by greeting them with a happy new year. They just turned their heads. I must have looked pretty bad. I am a dissabled Viet Nam Vet and had a hat on staying Viet Nam Vet. Maybe they dont like veterans. Strange because I believe the founder was military. The food did smell.great and I tried to compliment the kitchen staff about that I was walking to th he office. Like I said. I must have looked pretty bad at my age after being out at sea. Little did Richard then manager know that I am writing a crusing guide for 2021 about service and dining with a productions company. After how I was treated so terrible we never had dinner and left. As a matter of fact due to the poor degrenating treatment we departed and battled the rough seas across the channel and went to a much friendlier location on the Elizabeth River where we were treated with respect. I guess that they should learn not to judge a book by its cover. I was dressed nice but do have many facial scars from.war and did not have my hair combed nice and two days of facial hair. I will.never return to this uppity degenerating place to war veterans again. I will be happy to share th his experience with any media that reads this. I fought for this country and war has not made me pretty but those who look down to.me do not deserve my respect. This review is very factual!

I crew for sailboat races and have friends encouraging me to join. Never happen. The broom Hilda behind the bar is extremely rude to many people. I have eaten my last meal in there. I'll meet you at the boat. I can't imagine why people put up with her.

Wow great meal! We are reciprocal YC sailors stopping by on our way south. Decided to eat early at the restaurant since we were tired from our passage. Fortunately for us the special was a lobster dinner with clam chowder , veggies, sausage and dessert! Fantastic! Great service and YC ambiance was very nice.

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The club got its start in 1907 as the Virginia Yacht Club, but it fell dormant because of World War I and then Prohibition, Shoemaker writes. What happened to revitalize it? A theft of liquor from boats moored next to it in about 1926, he says, drawing on George and Jane Webb’s book “The Best on the Bay.” One boat owner, he writes, “told his barber that what the area needed was a suitable yacht club where a gentleman could store his private property safe from the hands of thieves.”

“The History of the Hampton Yacht Club,” published through Palmetto Publishing, is the Williamsburg resident’s first book. His father, he says, was a charter member of the club, and died when Shoemaker was a child.

Details: Author talk, 7 p.m. April 1, Hampton History Museum, 120 Old Hampton Lane, Hampton. Free. 757-727-1102. Books are also available at the yacht club.

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The only marina in Hampton, New Hampshire, Hampton River Marina is positioned at Harbor Road. The marina is a quick, 5-minute access to the ocean as well as a great fishing experience. No. need for a car - you'll have easy walking access to many parks, the casino, restaurants, mini-golf, and ocean beaches. We offer seasonal and year round dockage with Membership available in the Waters Edge Yacht Club. Hampton River Marina also offers rack storage when your boat is out of the water, winter storage, wet and dry storage, haul outs, and a 25-ton travelift! Contact Hampton River Marina at 603-929-0347.

Rates are based on two seasons of storage, summer and winter. We are one of the few marinas open year round and have separate winter rates. We also offer year round storage. Call for pricing!

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On The Water

Sailing and boating are the core values of the Hampton Yacht Club. There are many ways you can get out on the water and enjoy these activities. From dinghy to keelboat sailing to power and sail cruising – there is a lifestyle for everyone.

New To Boating?

Check out one of our many classes on seamanship, safety at sea, and rules of the road. You can also enroll in an adult  Learn To Sail class . If you don’t own a boat, HYC has a fleet of 6 club-owned Sonars available for members of the Adult Sailing Program.  Check out  a Sonar for a fun sail or to race in a regatta. There are also HYC members always looking for crew on their boats for racing and cruising. The club is always looking for interested candidates to learn and help out during local regattas as race committee.  Learn more about race committee duties . This is a great way to participate in the sport of sailing and fill an important roll.

Race Committee

Any good racing program requires support from a group of dedicated volunteers giving their time to help run the races. Big boats, small boats, juniors racing….you name it. All classes and events need qualified, talented folks to support their racing. In addition, there are many spots and opportunities for inexperienced people to join and learn what the race committee work is all about. Whether you would enjoy working on the main RC Signal Boat or zipping around the race course in a fast, nimble mark boat, there is a spot for you. We urge you to get involved and experience the comradery of working together for a day on the water.

Our Race Committee Chair is John McCarthy, a U.S. Sailing Certified Race Officer and Judge. John is always on the lookout for folks, experienced or learning, who would like to get involved in our on-the-water race committee efforts. Whatever your level of ability and expertise, John will be delighted to get you involved and help you find a good fit for an enjoyable race committee experience. John can be contacted by email at  [email protected] . ​

In addition, John is a US Sailing Certified Course Instructor and offers excellent training opportunities each winter for folks to brush up on their race committee skills plus enjoy his regionally recognized courses on the Racing Rules of Sailing. Course offerings anticipated for this winter will be posted soon.