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To encourage and assist in the development of safe, fun, and family oriented boating.

The Multnomah Channel Yacht Club is located in Scappoose, Oregon, about 12 miles north of Portland.We are a member of the Columbia River Yachting Association. We are an active club with cruises and events all year round. Multnomah Channel Yacht Club was formed in 1961 by a group of people interested in boating and family fun. Over the years, MCYC has built a reputation as the friendliest Club in the Portland area. Club members continue to show their hospitality and kindness to everyone in boating, as well as the non-boating community.

Northwest Yachtnet is owned and operated by two long-time yacht brokers, Bob Berglund and Kurt Kingman. Bob and Kurt are excited to bring this company to you, enabling them, along with their brokers, to provide you with a seamless yacht buying and selling experience. Northwest Yachtnet brokers have the knowledge, contacts and yachting expertise to give you optimal service in any area that you require. We are dedicated to continuing professionalism. Our brokers complete the continuing education required to be “Certified Professional Yacht Brokers”. Our highly skilled team will treat you with honesty and respect. We are here to make boating the enjoyable experience it is meant to be.

The purpose of the Shelton Yacht Club is to encourage the sport of yachting and promote the science of seamanship and navigation, and to provide recreational boating opportunities.

Tacoma Yacht Club membership is open to boaters and non-boaters. Enjoy the benefits and privileges of belonging to a private club. This is your opportunity to meet and cruise with one of the best clubs on the West Coast. Joining us will be one of the best membership decisions you will ever make.For more than 124 years Tacoma Yacht Club has managed to hold on to its basic principles. The goal of our founders was to build a yacht club with a warm and friendly attitude that meets the needs of its members. This attitude exists today just as it did in 1889 and our plan is to have these traditions continue.