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Seattle Yacht Club

Many Seattle Yacht Club members cruise the waters of the Pacific Northwest in powerboats.  Whether touring the Club’s 10 Outstations, located from Gig Harbor in the south to Cortes Bay in the north, or exploring the fresh water lakes, our members tend to enjoy their time on the water. SYC has a number of interesting and exciting events for members with powerboats. These include formal events with fun interactive themes, local and long-range cruises from Puget Sound to the Canadian Gulf Islands, and monthly dinners with exciting and informative speakers. Our monthly club dinners include topics about boating in the Northwest and adventures from around the world. These dinner are also a fun way to meet with fellow Club members and share boating experiences.

Seattle Yacht Club also hosts Navigational Rallies (aka Predicted Log Racing) around Puget Sound. These navigational contests are a great opportunity for members to improve their knowledge of their boat and skills of predicting the boat’s performance around a designated course.

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SYC is recognized among the leading yacht clubs of the world with a renowned comprehensive junior sailing program, in which the Junior Race Team is an integral part.  Our Junior Race Team draws upon a broad base of young sailors (open to the public) primarily from the SYC Summer Sailing School, SYC’s Northwest Interscholastic High School Sailing Team (HS Sailing), and community outreach programs.  The SYC Junior Race Team and HS Sailing provide youths, from ages 8 to 18, the opportunity to reach for competitive success at all levels while developing athletic skills, leadership, sportsmanship and a lifelong love for boating.  SYC has given rise to numerous generations of successful Pacific Northwest sailors, including multiple Olympic champions.  The SYC Race Team continues the Club’s legacy of achievement, representing SYC in local, regional, national and international competitions.

Race Team Mission

Progress juniors from participation to development to the highest levels of youth racing achievement.

• Provide a fun and supportive environment for junior racers of all abilities
• Provide coaches exceptional in their sailing accomplishments and their abilities to train and inspire our racers
• Maintain facilities and equipment equal or superior to leading yacht clubs around the world
• Promote interest and participation in sailing and racing with an active, adaptive outreach program
• Prepare racers for Collegiate Sailing providing an opportunity to leverage individual racers’ sailing skills and racing achievements in the college application process
• Develop  a lifelong interest and appreciation of sailing and racing in all Race Team members while promoting SYC junior membership in a family oriented, supportive environment

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Race team schedule, race team coach: cameron hoard.

Cameron has been the SYC Jr Race Team coach since 2011. Originally from Upstate NY, Cam has lived on both coasts, but has come to call the NW home.

Cam has been a sailing coach for the better part of 20 years. He has worked for various yacht clubs and sailing programs in New York, Boston, San Francisco, and Seattle. 

The SYC Jr Race Team does most of its year-round training on Shilshole Bay (Puget Sound), however Cam and the team travel all over the country competing in over 25 regattas every year. A busy training and regatta schedule is what makes the SYC Jr sailors the best in the North West!

The team has found lots of success under Coach Cam with SYC sailors winning national championships, qualifying for international regattas, and dominating the NW Youth Racing Circuit. It’s exciting and fun to work with such committed, talented, and hard working Jr sailors representing the club. 

2017 was a big year for the team and the sailing department! They were honored to receive the Captain Joe Prosser Award, from US Sailing, for excellence in sailing instruction. The Jr sailors list of accomplishments is far too long to list here, so please stop Cam in the hallway or on the dock to hear about it all! Or join them at the SYC Jr sailing awards held every January, to meet the team, celebrate an amazing year, and help them kick off the successful season ahead. Go SYC!

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Joining SYC

Seattle Yacht Club welcomes applications for membership from Northwest boaters ages 10+ who would like to join our active community.

Members of the Club are entitled to use our Portage Bay Clubhouse with casual and fine dining restaurants, banquet and meeting facilities, guest moorage, and permanent moorage (subject to availability).  Members are also encouraged to participate in a wide range of regattas and cruises, and enjoy activities and dining events at the Club.  Membership with SYC offers use of our Elliott Bay clubhouse facilities and discounted Elliott Bay moorage (subject to availability), use of nine Outstations (listed below), and reciprocal privileges to more than 225 other yacht clubs around the world.  

SYC OUTSTATIONS

• Cortes Bay – Desolation Sound, B.C. 
• Eagle Harbor – Bainbridge Island 
• Elliott Bay – Seattle 
• Friday Harbor – San Juan Islands 
• Ganges – Saltspring Island, Gulf Islands, B.C. 
• Garden Bay – Pender Harbor, B.C. 
• Gig Harbor – South Puget Sound 
• Henry Island – Roche Harbor, San Juan Islands 
• Ovens Island – Dunsmuir Islands, Gulf Islands, B.C. 
• Port Madison – Bainbridge Island 

Several levels of membership are available based on the age and marital status of the candidate.  For an individual membership, the initiation fee is determined by the age of the new member on the date the application is completed.  Monthly dues adjust throughout the life of a membership as it advances from one class to another.  We encourage married couples to apply for joint membership.  There is one initiation fee, which is determined by the age of the older spouse on the date the application is completed.  The monthly dues are determined using the birthdate of the older spouse.  To request a chart of the current fees and dues, contact SYC's Membership Director.

Each membership application needs one primary sponsor and three other members to serve as recommenders (all must be voting or Surviving members of SYC).  The application process begins when a voting member of SYC checks out an application packet and becomes the applicant’s sponsor. 

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If you are interested in exploring membership and receiving an invitation to SYC's next Open House (date TBD), please complete and submit a Prospective Member Interest Form . 

Membership Brochure & Benefits Of Membership Video

For an overview of the Club, download SYC's Membership Brochure . Enjoy the video below about the benefits of membership with SYC featuring the Club, our Outstations, activities, and some of the people who make the Club special.

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Founded in 1892, Seattle Yacht Club is one of our country’s most active and long-established yacht clubs. With facilities ranging from the historic main station on Portage Bay, to ten outstations located along the shores of Washington and British Columbia, the club offers an outstanding group of properties for use by its more than 2,500 members.

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It gives me great pleasure to confirm the commitment of the Seattle Yacht Club Board of Trustees and its members to the goals and mission of the National Sailing Hall of Fame. Our Fleet Captain Sail, Dave Ferguson and his committee, and Past Commodore, Chris Otorowski, will be working together on the member matching fund program that I expect will exceed the Founding Club level.

We look forward to watching the progress of the NSHOF and its home in Annapolis.

The Pacific Northwest waters, aristocratic pines and views of Mt. Rainier, Baker and the Olympics provided inspiration for Chief Sealth’s (Seattle) native peoples and SYC respects this heritage while developing its own traditions and stewardship. In the 1880s Puget Sound’s Budlong’s Boat House was the locale of the first gathering place of SYC yachtsmen followed in 1882 by the moorage on Battery Street at Brighton’s Boat House. The first Clubhouses built for a formally organized Seattle Yacht Club were in 1892 and 1909 in West Seattle.  Presently the Portage Bay clubhouse (1919) between Lakes Union and Washington offers a colonial style with classical elegance and uncovered and covered moorages. It has been on the National Register of Historical Places since 2006. In addition, there are ten beautiful outstations extending from south Puget Sound through Canadian waters. They are Gig Harbor, Elliott Bay, Port Madison and Eagle Harbor on Bainbridge Island, Henry Island and Friday Harbor in the San Juan Islands, and Ganges, Ovens Island, Garden Bay and Cortes Bay in Canada. The marine environment is protected by SYC’s Code of Ethics and negotiations with the City of Seattle. Reciprocity with U.S. and international yacht clubs exists.

Since 1928 SYC has participated in powerboat predicted log racing’s annual International Cruiser Race, the Capital to Capitol Race. Hosted by SYC in 1936, the attendance was the highest of any U.S. cruising event to that date. In the 1940s the IPBA made it a family event. Today SYC hosts the IPBA Stimson Cup and participates in other IPBA and local races.

The belief that “everyone who wants to be on the water should be” underlies programs for the community such as the 1935 Shut In Cruise when 50 SYC boats took patients in wheelchairs and on stretchers for a Lake Washington cruise. World War II veterans were taken on similar cruises. Today’s Annual Special People’s Cruise was inspired by SYC women who arranged Christmas cruises for the Fircrest clients. SYC’s Opening Day, modeled in part by the city’s 1911 Potlatch celebration has the largest boating parade and international crew races in the world. SYC sponsors the largest fund raising event in boating, the Leukemia Cup Regatta and the SYC Foundation provides funding for Youth Sailing classes and community boating projects.

Protection of maritime waters and racing abound. SYC formed the first Pacific coastal squadron to teach motorboat navigation and to cooperate with the U.S. government in 1916. During World War II SYC’s Flotilla 24, the largest civilian squadron in the U.S., patrolled Pacific inland waters with private small and large luxury yachts. Pleasure boating was dormant but racing continued. The hydroplane races with SYC’s Slo-Mo IV and V won the Gold Cup 1950-1954 and put Seattle and Seafair on the map. The hydroplane era continues with the SYC burgee on winning boats and thousands of spectators watching the races on Lake Washington and on television.

Pleasure boating resumed after World War II. In 1964 SYC was invited to join the Cruising Club of America and continues to host several of their events. The latter’s goal of promoting cruising by amateurs and its interest in seamanship, navigation and handling of small vessel is in keeping with SYC’s philosophy and support of what the juniors call “people who like to mess around in boats”. Boating education at SYC has always been a priority for youth and adult members and non-members. Currently it is provided in Lasers, Vanguard 15’s, and Optimistist dinghies. Pleasure boating for adults, families and the public is provided in Club and private member boats.

Competing in international races in the 1980s again demonstrated SYC’s racing skills. Olympic gold, silver and bronze medals were brought home. The SYC burgee flew on One World in the 2003 America’s Cup Race. SYC women have won world championships in rowing and the Adams Cup for sailing.  World involvement is further demonstrated by hosting of the International Council of Yacht Clubs Forum in 2011. This is the first time it was held in the United States and 14 countries were represented by numerous delegates.

To insure “the most fun for the most of us” the SYC committee system allows for diversified interest groups and activities for all members. The Men’s and Women’s groups have luncheons with speakers and programs to educate and entertain. Parties, balls, dinner dances and children’s events occur regularly. The annual Commodore’s Ball with the Grand Fourteen Yacht Clubs in the area is a gala event. Potlatch, a weekend of water games, races and feasting at Port Madison, is an example of the family centered events for juniors, intermediates and regular members.

Seattle Yacht Club has a tradition of pride in its members who come from every socioeconomic level. Many have made significant contributions to navigational science and member volunteerism is basic to the Club. The 1937 Board of Trustees stated: the club should cater to the average class of gentlemen yachtsman” attempting to please the aristocrats and also the members with small boats regardless of financial position. SYC also has pride in its clubhouse and the city it is named after. The beacon light on top of the Portage Bay clubhouse was installed by SYC members and the Coast Guard and its spire is shown on nautical charts as a private stationary aid to navigation. It beckons you to join the fun of a cultural icon and continue to make history.

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Port Madison Yacht Club has been promoting family sailing since 1956. Located in beautiful Hidden Cove, off of Port Madison at the north end of Bainbridge Island, our facilities include a modest clubhouse, extensive docks, deep-water buoys, lovely natural grounds, and storage for members' dinghies and tenders.

Our members are active sailors, participating in big boat racing, dinghy racing, and junior sailing regattas - many of these events sponsored and hosted by PMYC.

In addition, many of our members are cruisers, exploring both the spectacular cruising grounds close to home and traveling throughout - and around - the globe.

We invite you to explore what PMYC has to offer. Consider joining us - we'd love you meet you! Contact us with your questions.

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Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation

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Welcome to the beautiful Pacific Northwest, where the stunning landscapes meet the vast waters of the Puget Sound. Nestled in the charming town of Rollingbay, Washington, lies the Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation, a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a curious adventurer, this marina offers an unparalleled experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories. So, hop aboard and let's set sail on a journey to discover the wonders of the Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation!

A Welcoming Haven for Mariners

As you approach the Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation, you'll be greeted by the warm smiles of the friendly staff, ready to assist you with all your boating needs. The marina boasts state-of-the-art facilities, ensuring that your stay is comfortable and convenient. With ample docking space and modern amenities, you'll feel more... right at home in this maritime paradise.

Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a longer stay, the Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation has everything you need. The marina offers a range of services, including fueling stations, pump-out facilities, and electricity hookups. You can also take advantage of their well-maintained showers and laundry facilities, ensuring that you're refreshed and ready for your next adventure.

Unleash Your Inner Explorer

Once you've settled into the Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation, it's time to embark on a thrilling exploration of the surrounding area. With its prime location, this marina serves as the perfect starting point for a variety of exciting activities.

For the nature enthusiasts, the nearby Bloedel Reserve offers a tranquil escape into the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Immerse yourself in the lush gardens, meandering trails, and serene ponds as you reconnect with nature. If you're feeling adventurous, grab your hiking boots and head to the nearby Grand Forest, where you can explore the picturesque trails and discover hidden treasures along the way.

If you're a water sports enthusiast, the Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation is a dream come true. The calm waters of Port Madison provide the ideal setting for kayaking, paddleboarding, and even fishing. Spend your days gliding through the crystal-clear waters, taking in the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.

Indulge in Local Delights

After a day of adventure, satisfy your taste buds with the delectable culinary offerings in the Rollingbay area. Just a short distance from the marina, you'll find a variety of charming restaurants and cafes, each offering a unique dining experience.

For a taste of the sea, head to the renowned Harbor Public House. With its waterfront location and mouthwatering seafood dishes, this local favorite is sure to leave you craving for more. If you're in the mood for something different, visit the charming Rolling Bay Café, where you can savor delicious farm-to-table meals made with locally sourced ingredients.

Don't forget to explore the local farmers' markets, where you can discover an array of fresh produce, artisanal products, and handmade crafts. Engage with the friendly vendors and immerse yourself in the vibrant community spirit that defines Rollingbay.

A Community of Like-Minded Mariners

One of the most remarkable aspects of the Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation is the sense of community that permeates the marina. Here, you'll find a diverse group of passionate boaters who share a love for the sea and a zest for life.

Join in on the lively conversations at the marina's clubhouse, where you can swap stories, share tips, and forge lifelong friendships. Participate in the various social events organized by the Seattle Yacht Club, such as regattas, barbecues, and themed parties. These gatherings provide the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow mariners and create cherished memories.

Unwind and Relax

When it's time to unwind and recharge, the Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation has you covered. Take a leisurely stroll along the marina's picturesque promenade, where you can soak in the breathtaking views of the surrounding waters. Find a cozy spot to sit and watch as the sun sets, casting a golden glow over the tranquil bay.

If you're in need of some pampering, treat yourself to a rejuvenating spa experience at one of the nearby wellness centers. Indulge in a soothing massage, a refreshing facial, or a calming yoga session. Let the stress melt away as you embrace the serenity of Rollingbay.

Plan Your Next Adventure

As your time at the Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation comes to an end, you'll find yourself already planning your next visit. With its idyllic location, welcoming atmosphere, and endless opportunities for adventure, this marina has captured the hearts of countless sailors and adventurers.

So, whether you're seeking a thrilling escapade on the open waters or a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature's beauty, the Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation is the perfect destination. Pack your bags, set sail, and get ready to create memories that will last a lifetime!

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·          A clubhouse and dock on the shore of Lake Union, a picturesque outstation at Eagle Harbor on Bainbridge Island, and a second outstation location at Port Hadlock Marina . A wealth of activities are possible at each location. 

·          Lifelong friendships, you never need to cruise alone.

·          The club sponsors family cruises year round as well as monthly dinners, social evenings and participation in interclub events. In addition to boat cruises, we have “land cruises”, parties, trips and get-togethers for friendly, casual fun.

·          As a part of the 'Grand Fourteen' family of NW clubs, our bridge and club has access to other boat clubs in the region that are dealing with common issues. The Grand Fourteen helps promote friendship and boater awareness.

·          Tyee members enjoy reciprocal moorage  privileges with most yacht clubs in Puget Sound and British Columbia.

·          Tyee was a pioneer in recognizing that all members of a family should be full members of the club. Each adult is eligible for full membership and minor children are included at no additional cost.

·          Ownership of a boat is not required. We have associate memberships if you love boating and you are18 years or older.

Tyee was a pioneer in recognizing that all members of a family should be members of the club. Each adult is eligible for full membership and minor children are included at no cost. We have four classes of membership:

• ACTIVE  - For members who own an interest in a vessel at least 16 feet long.
• ASSOCIATE  - For members who do not own an interest in such a vessel
• LIFE  - For members who have completed twenty-five years of membership in good standing.
• SENIOR  - For members over the age of sixty-five who have completed ten or more years of consecutive membership in good standing.

Membership fees include a one-time initiation fee of $750.

Annual dues are $432 per individual.

For membership or other information, please email us at [email protected] or call us at 206-402-3957.

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Clubhouse Portage Bay - Seattle, WA

The clubhouse is the home base for a busy schedule of activities. It is also available for rent to members for personal use such as weddings, graduations, etc. Groups of up to 225 can be accommodated.

A major, two million dollar- plus renovation of the Clubhouse was completed recently. The result is the beautiful facility we enjoy today. Perched above our 229-slip moorage, our Clubhouse stands proudly overlooking Portage Bay as a testament to the spirit and dedication of our members. Queen City Yacht Club is debt-free, and self-supporting. Hands-on efforts of volunteer members help maintain the house, docks and grounds.

Eagle Harbor Outstation - Bainbridge Island, WA

Location:  47.37.301N 122.31.115W  Half way in on the north shore of Eagle Harbor. The Eagle Harbor Public Dock is directly to the east and a private residence sits to the west. The end pilings and docks are clearly marked with Queen City signs.

This is the Club's main Outstation and is owned by the Club. The dock is "U" shaped, with 30 amp power and potable water throughout. From May 15th to September 15th of every year, Members can tie up on either side of both fingers on a first come - first served basis;  Dock A is the western finger and Dock B is the eastern finger.  Rafting up to three deep is allowed / encouraged during busy periods (i.e. Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day weekends).

During the "winter" months of September 15th thru May 15th, visiting moorage is limited to the outside of both fingers as the inside area (the inside of the "U") becomes seasonal long term moorage for Members.

Deer Harbor Outstation - Orcas Island, WA

Location:  48.37.191N 123.00.162W  (Southwest corner of Orcas Island) This is the first commercial marina as one enters the harbor, and is located on the east side.

QCYC use area defined : The QCYC contracted dock space is identified by the yellow highlight bar in the picture and by the QCYC identification affixed to the  west side only  of that floating dock. The entire east side of that float and the "dog leg" part of the west side are normal marina transient moorage and subject to the marina's overnight fee.  No reservation is necessary as this is a first come - first served tie up. 30 amp power and potable water is available dockside. Rafting is allowed up to three deep. 

Dock Street Marina, Tacoma WA

Location:  47.14.729N  122.26.004W   The Marina is at the very southwest end of the Thea Foss Waterway in Tacoma WA. It sits on the side near the WA State History Museum. Look for the large red building, which was a train station.

QCYC use area defined:  This is a  reservation-required  Outstation and Members are strongly encouraged to phone (253) 572-2524 or email as far in advance as possible. Prior to reaching the dock, contact the Marina by phone or on VHF 78A for slip assignment. There is 125 and 250 volt power, water, and cable TV on the docks, with garbage and showers nearby and slip-side pumpouts available.  

Mill Bay Marina, Mill Bay, BC

Location:  48.39.206N 123.32.743W  in the northwest corner of Saanich Inlet

QCYC use area defined:  This is a  reservation-required  Outstation and Members are strongly encouraged to phone (250) 743-4303 or email as far in advance as possible. Prior to reaching the dock, contact the Marina by phone or on VHF 66A for slip assignment. There is 30 and 50 amp power, water, and WiFi on the docks, with garbage, laundry, and showers nearby.  

Port Browning Marina, Pender Island, BC

Location:  48.46.546N 123.16.319W, at the head of Port Browning Harbour.

QCYC use area defined:  This is a  reservation-required  Outstation and Members are strongly encouraged to phone  (250) 629-3493 , or email as far in advance as possible. Prior to reaching the dock, contact the Marina by phone or on VHF 66A for slip assignment. There is 30 and 50 amp power, WiFi, with laundry and shower facilities available.The marina has completed the remodel, however, as of July 2019, there is no fresh water service available on the docks. Plan accordingly. Members are ask to notify the web team should the fresh water situation change.

Port Sidney Marina, Sidney, BC

Location:  48.39.182N  123.23.502W  The Marina is located on the northwest end of Sidney Channel. It's surrounded by a large rock breakwater, which provides excellent protection. One enters thru a channel on the south end of the breakwater and once in the harbor area, you will find a Canada Customs clearing station immediately on the left.

QCYC use area defined:  This is a  reservation-required  Outstation and Members are strongly encouraged to phone (250) 655-3711 or email as far in advance as possible. Prior to reaching the dock, hail the "Port Sidney Harbormaster" on VHF 66A for actual slip assignment. There is 30 and 50 amp power, water, and WiFi on the docks, with laundry and shower facilities on site. 

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Address: 8750 Northeast Spargur Loop Road Bainbridge Island, WA 98110

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Seattle Yacht Club Port Madison Outstation is located at 8750 Northeast Spargur Loop Road Bainbridge Island, WA 98110. They can be contacted via phone at (206) 842-9105 for pricing, directions, reservations and more.

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Port Madison Yacht Club has been promoting family sailing since 1956. Located in beautiful Hidden Cove, off of Port Madison at the north end of Bainbridge Island, our facilities include a modest clubhouse, extensive docks, deep-water buoys, lovely natural grounds, and storage for members’ dinghies and tenders. Our members are active sailors, participating in big boat racing, dinghy racing, and junior sailing regattas – many of these events sponsored and hosted by PMYC.

In addition, many of our members are cruisers, exploring both the spectacular cruising grounds close to home and traveling throughout around the globe. We invite you to explore what PMYC has to offer. Consider joining us – we’d love you meet you!

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A boater's paradise, Bainbridge Island Marina & Yacht Club is tucked away quietely in the beautiful Puget Sound. The 50-slip, full service marina offers great facilities as well as quality customer service.

Whether you are vacationing or live here year round, the Bainbridge Island Marina & Yacht Club is perfect for a safe and secure harborage while providing easy accessibility to great fishing, sailing, and cruising. Bainbridge Island Marina & Yacht Club is a full service facility run by a courteous and professional staff. Make it your stop on the Puget Sound!

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Reciprocals

EHYC is privileged to have reciprocal moorage agreements with the following clubs.  Click on the Yacht Club Name to link to its website information. For more reciprocal club info including maps, club details, and local facilities, click HERE .

The location of our reciprocal clubs is shown on this map .

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