Welcome to the Annapolis Yacht Club 

World class racing, extensive cruising, championship junior sailing, and fantastic facilities.  That's what you would expect from one of the oldest yacht clubs in the country.

Founded as an informal canoe club in 1883, the Annapolis Yacht Club has built a tradition of excellence.  Our mission is to encourage and support a wide range of boating activities, and to provide and maintain a suitable clubhouse and associated facilities for the recreational and social use of its members.

Important Traffic Notice for Fourth of July

The City of Annapolis has posted pedestrian and vehicular traffic restrictions during the afternoon and evening events on the Fourth of July. If you plan on visiting the clubhouse that day, please read this announcement carefully and plan ahead  to avoid headaches and frustration. You can read the full announcement at http://www.ci.annapolis.md.us/headlines.asp?ID=14225. The following is an excerpt regarding traffic restrictions.

In addition, vehicular traffic into the north side of the Eastport Peninsula will be restricted between 5:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.; pedestrian traffic will be permitted. The Spa Creek Bridge will be closed to traffic at 9:00 p.m. 


Vehicular traffic will be denied access to the Downtown area beginning at 5:00 p.m. until approximately 10:30 p.m. Roadblocks will be set up at Sixth Street and Severn Avenue to deny access to the Downtown area via the Eastport (Spa Creek) Bridge. Roadblocks will be set up at the following Downtown locations:

  • King George Street and College Avenue
  • Prince George Street and College Avenue
  • North Street and College Avenue
  • Church Circle and Main Street
  • Duke of Gloucester Street and Conduit Street
  • Duke of Gloucester Street and Green Street
  • Duke of Gloucester Street and St. Mary's Street
  • Duke of Gloucester Street and Compromise Street

All other streets contained within the boundaries of the United States Naval Academy, College Avenue, Duke of Gloucester Street and Compromise Street will be closed to all but residents of the area.


Traffic will be allowed to flow down Duke of Gloucester Street from Church Circle and into Eastport until 9:00 p.m. when Duke of Gloucester Street will be closed to ensure pedestrian safety and to facilitate the movement of the crowd on foot exiting the area following the fireworks display.


Please note that there will be a roadblock at the corner of Duke of Gloucester and Compromise Street starting at 5 p.m. restricting traffic from reaching the main parking lot at the clubhouse. In years past, members with valid parking stickers displayed on their windshields have been permitted to make the left turn from Duke onto Compromise. This privilege is granted at the discretion of the City police officers on duty and there is no guarantee that you will be able to reach the main parking lot after 5 p.m

The AYC shuttle bus will run from the annex continuously throughout the evening when permitted by City police. The schedule calls for the Eastport bridge to be closed to traffic at 9 p.m. to create a viewing pier for pedestrians. During this time, the shuttle bus will not be permitted to run between the annex and the main clubhouse.
 

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  2 Compromise Street | Annapolis, Md. 21403 | (410) 263-9279
General Manager:
Stephen Creese


Weddings and Events
Mary Hametz
(410) 263-9279
Ext. 221

Membership Inquiries
Tracie Parkinson
(410) 263-9147
Ext. 101

Dockmaster
Jim Hyde
(410) 517-4864 
 

Racing Manager
Linda Ambrose
(410) 263-9147
Ext 106

Junior Programs
Mattie Farrar
(410) 263-9267
 

 
The Annapolis Yacht Club is a private membership organization with a Sec. 501(c)(7) Federal tax exemption

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Posted 6/4/2009
Annapolis Yacht Club members, Ray Wulff and Todd Hiller, competed in the Laser Atlantic Coast Championships the weekend of May 2 through 3 hosted by the Severn Sailing Association. A total of 84 boats were registered for the event hailing from up and down the eastern seaboard and Canada.
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Posted 5/25/2009
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