Strait of Canso Yacht Club
Port Hawkesbury & Area
About
The Strait of Canso Yacht Club was established in 1964. As a member-run facility, the club depends on its members to donate their time and talents to keep the docks in good repair, maintain the clubhouse and even water the flowers. Our members each take about four days throughout the summer months to work a 12 hour shift at the marina. So if you are visiting us, you’ll be greeted by a friendly fellow boater and volunteer SCYC member. The beautiful Club House is equipped with two computers, W-Fi, comfortable sitting areas, clean washrooms, showers and coin laundry facilities. The kitchen has fridge, stove, microwave, coffee maker, dishwasher, dishes, utensils, etc. The Club House is licensed with a full bar. The Club House is a beautiful spot for group functions. Please contact us for current rates.Stretch your legs by taking a stroll on the boardwalk along the waterfront. The SCYC is within walking distance (or a very short drive) to banks, grocery stores, shops, restaurants, and liquor store.
Member Fees
Full SCYC Membership Fee $50.00
Associate Membership Fee $75.00
Berth Fee (Seasonal) ($23.00/foot (Minimum 25 feet, $575.00))
Garage Access Key $10.00
Crane Lift In/Out** $160.00
Winter Storage Rental** $125.00 / Season
*Fees are subject to change.
** These services are available to Full Members with berths.
Visitor Fees
Docking Fee’s (with services) $1.30 / ft per night
Launch Fees* $5.00
Strait of Canso Yacht Club House is available for rentals. Please contact us for more information.
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