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The Annisquam Yacht Club is a private club whose purpose since 1896 has been to provide for its members a haven for sailing, yachting, tennis, and friendship.

For over 85 years, members have gathered every summer at the club for sailing, fishing, racing and our annual Chowder Luncheons. BPYC offers sailing lessons to members and non-members alike and our Maryann Beaudry Memorial Scholarship offers free lessons to Biddeford youth who show interest and promise in sailing. BPYC also works with the Fisherman’s Association to share our waterfront and keep the local fishing tradition alive. We're open to new members and encourage boaters with a connection to the Biddeford community to apply.

Welcome to the premier Yacht Club on Lake Winnipesaukee, ideally situated and protected off Smith Cove in Gilford, NH. GYC is located in the heart of the Lakes Region and minutes from the airport, shopping, Meadowbrook Concert Facility and a great assortment of restaurants and dining. Our focus is to support the informational requirements of the GYC Facility to the Owners and Renters of GYC. The club features stunning views, kayak storage, 64 boat slips, office, close to gas dock at Fay’s Marina, two bath houses, laundry facilities, a launch well with a 25,000 lb. travel lift to haul and launch member’s boats. Slips are all equipped with fresh water, electricity, and high speed WI-FI.

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Harilla Landing Yacht Club, a private condominium association, is located on Lake Winnipesaukee at 484 Long Island Road in Moultonboro, NH. HLYC is managed by Off The Water (OTW) Marine and Dock. OTW's co-owners Kevin Griffin and Peter (PJ) Learn have done a spectacular job managing HLYC since December 2016. OTW oversees docking, valet and maintenance services for HLYC's 205 owners and their lessees.

Kittery Point Yacht Club is located in New Castle NH, on the southern shore of the Piscataqua River. Its clubhouse stands opposite Seavey Island, home of the historic Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Ships from all over the world pass before it, vying with local lobster and fishing boats during the week and hundreds of pleasure boats on holidays and weekends.

In 1962, Elmer Dion purchased a small boat yard in Kittery known as Stevenson’s Boat Yard. Over the next four decades, Dion’s Yacht Yard was transformed into a first-class restoration, maintenance and repair facility. In 1981, George Patten, a local boat builder and designer, established Patten’s Yacht Yard in Eliot, ME. Patten’s reputation for custom boatbuilding, restoration, and finishing that was recognized throughout the Northeast. Fast forward to today, Kittery Point Yacht Yard (KPYY) is the culmination of both of these former yards, representing Maine’s two southernmost yacht yards. Located less than five miles apart, the combination of the two locations has enhanced the depth of our crew and services as well as greatly expanded our storage capacity. From repair to maintenance to boatbuilding, we have the ability to meet the needs of both commercial and recreational boaters. This merger reunited old friendships and created many new ones.

Massabesic Yacht Club has been in existence since 1938. It was founded to encourage and promote the sport of sailing and the art of seamanship.