When is the clubhouse restaurant open?
Current standard hours are Wed–Sun, 12–9 pm. Special closures/early closings apply on certain holidays and select club events.
Who can dine at the clubhouse?
TYC is a private club; the dining room welcomes members, reciprocal members, and their guests.
What outstations does TYC maintain?
Deer Harbor (Orcas Island), Wollochet Bay, Dock Street, Oro Bay, Ganges Harbour, plus the TYC Member Guest Dock.
How does reciprocity work?
Active membership brings access to reciprocal privileges with hundreds of yacht clubs across Puget Sound and Western Canada (each club sets its own terms).
How is moorage calculated?
Moorage is based on square footage (length × width, with specifics noted on the Moorage Info page). Boathouse rates use exterior dimensions.
What is the Member Guest/Reciprocal dock policy?
Guest/reciprocal moorage is first-come, first-served; registration is required; a small nightly power fee applies; showers are available in the clubhouse.
What on-the-water activities are typical?
Seasonal rallies, signature races (e.g., Winter Vashon), and one-design opportunities with Cal 20 Fleet 8—plus power and sail cruises to outstations.
How do I apply for membership?
Submit the application then our Membership Committee and Board will review. We’re happy to help prospective members connect with sponsors.
Who leads TYC?
The Bridge oversees traditions and programs; a Board of Trustees provides governance and strategic direction; a professional staff runs daily operations.
What are some standout club traditions?
The Daffodil Marine Festival & Parade of Boats is a favorite—decorated vessels, visiting clubs, and a full slate of festivities all weekend long.