Puget Sound Yacht Club

Puget Sound Yacht Club Puget Sound Yacht Club was founded in 1954 and has continued as a family oriented cruising club. The Welcome Aboard!

The Puget Sound Yacht Club (on Lake Union, near Gasworks Park) is located at 2321 North Northlake Way, Seattle 98103. Over 50 years of Family Boating: Fun, Friendly, Good Sportsmanship, Safety! We're an affordable, "come as you are" boating club that says hello with a hug. We hold monthly dinner meetings every third Wednesday as well as seasonal Dock First Friday informal gatherings at our own clu

bhouse and dock. Our members enjoy club cruises around the sound, to our Hat Island outstation and for an annual weekend raft-up in Andrew's Bay. We also have a very full social calendar consisting of holiday and theme parties, a wine educator guided wine tasting, whiskey and barbecue class, lobster feed, paint & sip, karaoke, awards dinner, and our Commodore's Ball. We also participate in area boating events such as Opening Day, Daffodil Marine Parade, South Sound Opening Day, Seafair Cruise, Easter Parade, Lighted Boat Parade, and are invited to several yacht club's Commodore Balls. Sign-up on the Wait List for moorage on our Dock and when a spot comes open, enjoy the savings and great location.

Summer time means cruising time - and our members know how to do it right - and together. Oh, and we love to share appet...
07/11/2026

Summer time means cruising time - and our members know how to do it right - and together. Oh, and we love to share appetizers when we hit the dock!

There are always smiling faces when cruising with friends. Like what you see? Join PSYC!
07/07/2026

There are always smiling faces when cruising with friends. Like what you see? Join PSYC!

If you thought cruising with PSYC was reserved for the power boaters, you’d be wrong my friends. Members Carlin and Meli...
06/30/2026

If you thought cruising with PSYC was reserved for the power boaters, you’d be wrong my friends. Members Carlin and Melissa Smith showing how it’s done by raising their stripes and skipping the gas pump on a recent PSYC cruise. As we know, Life’s a Reach and Then You Jibe - and best when you’re doing with your cruising club friends! 🌬️⛵️🛥️

Reflections in Blue. Suzanne and Craig contemplate a perfect day during a recent PSYC cruise.
06/28/2026

Reflections in Blue. Suzanne and Craig contemplate a perfect day during a recent PSYC cruise.

Member Caine Jette showing off his MAJOR addition to the family boat - a pool!! We love the result! This is what belong...
06/25/2026

Member Caine Jette showing off his MAJOR addition to the family boat - a pool!! We love the result! This is what belonging to a Family Cruising Club is about. Sharing the joys - and a little innovation - of cruising with family and friends.☀️🛥️⛵️
Like what you see? Join PSYC!

One more sleep and another cruise is in the books. Like what you see? Join PSYC! Puget Sound’s best cruising club!
06/14/2026

One more sleep and another cruise is in the books. Like what you see? Join PSYC! Puget Sound’s best cruising club!

PSYC - doing what we do. Cruising together and making memories
06/13/2026

PSYC - doing what we do. Cruising together and making memories

Puget Sound Yacht Club Bridge welcoming new members Darin Benofsky and Carolyn Matson. We are looking forward to cruisin...
05/22/2026

Puget Sound Yacht Club Bridge welcoming new members Darin Benofsky and Carolyn Matson. We are looking forward to cruising with you!🛥️⛵️⚓️

Our annual Bingo night was this evening, with a great potato and chili bar, games with great prizes and good PSYC energ...
03/14/2026

Our annual Bingo night was this evening, with a great potato and chili bar, games with great prizes and good PSYC energy! Thanks to Kelly and Katie for your hard work, a smashing success!

Great improvements to our San Juan Islands cruising - thanks to State Parks.
03/14/2026

Great improvements to our San Juan Islands cruising - thanks to State Parks.

NOTICE FROM WASHINGTON PARKS

Mooring buoy anchor replacement update: We’ve got oar-some news for you!

Our anchor replacement project in the San Juan Islands is done. This means 112 of our mooring buoys in the San Juan Islands are operational, including 70 with new anchors.

Anchors were replaced at:
• Spencer Spit
• James, Jones, Matia and Patos islands
• Prevost and Reid harbors on Stuart Island
• Fossil, Fox, Echo, Ewing, Shallow and Snoring on Sucia

Washington State Parks maintains 259 public recreational mooring buoys at 40+ parks throughout Puget Sound, Salish Sea, Hood Canal, Kitsap and Olympic Peninsula.

We anticipate replacing anchors on Blake Island and South Sound marine parks this summer.

We’ve also got tips to help you set sail for success:
• Buy your annual moorage permit.
• Save yourself a trip to shore to pay fees. Use our call-in registration system.
• Please use the brand-new anchors.
• For the protection of fragile aquatic environments, please do not anchor in eel grass.
We appreciate boaters’ patience as we replace these anchors.

Address

2321 N Northlake Way
Seattle, WA
98103

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12066343733

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