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Mission Bay Yacht Club

Where is Mission Bay Yacht Club?

The Mission Bay Yacht Club is located at 1215 El Carmel Place in San Diego, California, 92109. It’s situated on the west side of Mission Bay in San Diego. Nestled on the western shores of Mission Bay in San Diego, California, the Mission Bay Yacht Club occupies a prime spot at 1215 El Carmel Place. As a private yacht club, it upholds the principles of Corinthian yachting, fostering an environment rich in sportsmanship and camaraderie among its members. Its strategic location has made it a favored destination for hosting both national and world championship sailing regattas. Recently, the Mission Bay Yacht Club was honored as the “One-Design Yacht Club of the Year” by the US Sailing Association, a testament to its commitment to excellence in sailing and its vibrant community. For those visiting San Diego or locals looking for a quintessential sailing experience, the Mission Bay Yacht Club invites you to discover and enjoy its dynamic yachting culture.

Located on Crown Point in San Diego, the Mission Bay Yacht Club has developed from its modest origins into a beacon of sailing prestige, renowned for its tradition of Corinthian sailboat racing. The yacht club’s history is deeply rooted in the early days when sailboats, designed with flat bottoms, navigated the shallow waters of Mission Bay. The Flapper, a 12-foot catboat, was the pioneer racing class, followed by a diverse fleet that included boats from the nearby San Diego Yacht Club.

By 1931, the Skimmer emerged as the popular choice among sailors, enhancing the competitive spirit of the club. One of the club’s cherished traditions is the annual Opening Day race, which features “Scanties,” the first Flapper class boat donated by Tom Scripps, the club’s first commodore. This historic vessel, donated around 1968 and since rebuilt, remains a symbol of the club’s enduring heritage. Each year, the commodore helms Scanties in the Asher Pier Race, a special event where tradition dictates a victory for the commodore.

The vision and dedication of early members like Tom Scripps and Leo Carroll, the club’s first handicapper, laid the groundwork for the sophisticated racing programs and facilities that now support world and national championship sailors across various classes.

Today, Mission Bay Yacht Club continues to foster a competitive and inclusive environment, evidenced by its packed calendar of club-sponsored regattas that attract both seasoned champions and enthusiastic novices. Its prime location further cements its status as a premier venue for significant sailing competitions, a fact recognized by its recent accolade from the US Sailing Association as the “One-Design Yacht Club of the Year.” This honor reflects the club’s commitment to excellence and its role in shaping the future of competitive sailing.

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El Carmel Point

In the Mission Bay area lies El Carmel Point, a small cape that forms San Juan Cove to the north and Santa Barbara Cove (otherwise known as Chicken Cove) to the south. It is a major location for boat launching in the bay.

The calm waters created by the bay make this an ideal spot for boating and rowing. Plus, Mission Bay is very expansive. There is plenty of room for both racing and casual boating.

El Carmel Point is home to the Mission Bay Yacht Club and the San Diego Rowing Club. Plenty of other people also launch their own boats and residents keep theirs in the surrounding coves.

While the beach area is relatively small, there is still sand to sit on while you look out on the water. If you are into boating and visiting San Diego, put this location on your to-visit list.

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Why You’ll Love El Carmel Point

El Carmel Point is most notable for its boating activities. However, there are a few more reasons to enjoy visiting this cape in Mission Bay.

Mission Bay Yacht Club (MBYC)

El Carmel Point is home to the Mission Bay Yacht Club. Located on the south side of the cape, it has a history dating back to 1927.

The club is a center for racing sailboats in Mission Bay and out into the Pacific Ocean. It has boats competing at many different levels from juniors to regional regattas.

Additionally, the club offers classes for kids and a community for sailors in the area. As with many other sailing clubs, the Mission Bay Yacht Club spends a lot of time helping juniors get into sailing.

Visitors to the area can come and watch the boats racing. There are also regular events open to the public. Check out MBYC’s website for more details.

San Diego Rowing Clubs

There are several boathouses for rowing in the area. This includes the San Diego Rowing Club and the UCSD & USD rowing clubs.

The San Diego Rowing Club has been the area since around 1888 when it was founded as the Excelsior Rowing and Swim Club. It relocated to Mission Bay and the Coggeshall Rowing Center after A.W. Coggeshall, a longtime member, passed away in 1987 and left money to the club.

The rowing center also houses the universities’ rowing clubs in their own boat bays. Whenever the schools are in session, it is common to see rowing crews out in the bay early in the mornings.

Out of town rowers can join in the fun at the San Diego Rowing Club as a guest rower. There are no rentals, but guests can row with members.

Consistent Surf

On the ocean side of El Carmel Point in Mission Beach , there is very consistent surf that is ideal for surfers of all experience levels. The waves are beach breakers over a sandy bottom. They come in fast and fun with moderate power.

During the best days, the waves are average length, but they are typically less than 150 feet. Expect to see very few surfers there most days.

San Juan Cove Nature Preserve

On the north side of El Carmel Point lies San Juan Cove. This small cover is a nature preserve. If you want to just relax by the water and watch some of the boats and marine life, this is a pleasant place to do so.

There is a very small amount of sandy beach around the outside of the cove. This is far from prime San Diego beach . However, it is more than enough for relaxing for a little while.

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How to Get There & Parking

Getting to El Carmel Point

To get to El Carmel Point, exit I-8 onto the West Mission Bay Drive heading northwest. Follow this to Mission Boulevard and turn right. Finally, turn right on El Carmel Place.

From the north, simply follow Mission Boulevard south. Turn left onto El Carmel Place after passing Santa Clara Point.

Parking at El Carmel Point

There is a parking lot used by the Mission Bay Yacht Club that is open 24/7 however they are only for members or their guests. Additionally, there is quite a bit of parking along El Carmel Place.

Despite the ample parking, it can get very busy, especially during races and events. If you are visiting during an event, try to arrive early.

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Tips for Enjoying Your Visit to El Carmel Point

There are bathrooms available along El Carmel Place. Additionally, the boathouses have facilities if you are visiting them.

Boating Focused

This area is very focused on boating. While you can pass some time here without going out on the water, be aware that there is boating activity all over the cape.

Mission Beach

El Carmel Point is immediately next to Mission Beach . If you are visiting the area, you can make the cape part of a broader visit to the boardwalk, amusement park at Belmont Park and beach.

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The waters around El Carmel Point are protected. Be careful with any kind of trash or pollutants.

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“ The Mission Bay Yacht Club was just rated the number one Junior Sailing Program on the West Coast!. ” in 2 reviews

“ You're practically on the water; you almost feel like you're on a sailboat . ” in 2 reviews

“ Rather nice set up with a buffet line, cozy fire place and some nice deck views outside. ” in 3 reviews

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San Diego, CA 92109

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I really have no way of judging...we are just interested in a Social Membership, new to the area, want to meet new people. To us, that means social events which include food and drink. However, as a prospective member (with no boat) you cannot try the food or drink for quality unless you join first... and being new to the area, don't yet know any members who would treat us or introduce us to the club. Kind of like buying by a car but can't test drive it first, or buying anything unseen, like a marriage before a date.

We attended a celebration here, and it was lovely. The location is perfect, right in Mission Beach, off of the Santa Clara parking lot. They have their own parking, which is a lifesaver in the summer. The club is definitely older in decor, but kept up well. Aside from the decor, the alcohol prices also transported me back in time. Drinks were about $5 each. Aside from our large party, there were many other members hosting small groups. They have a private beach area to get some sun, sand, and water. I miss living in MB!

I've been here a few times, and I've never had a bad experience. The staff are always friendly, though not always quick with your order. The grounds are beautiful, with outdoor showers, and bathrooms worthy of a Starbucks. Being that it's private property, you can drink alcohol on the beach - where else can you do that in San Diego?! My only complaint would be the parking - the lot is usually reserved for members only, and parking in nearby Mission Bay is nearly impossible. Despite that though, I always look forward to my next day at MBYC!

Gathering with work colleagues. Food: 4.5 Stars Atmosphere: 4.5 Stars Service: 4 Stars Best part of this place is the view. So beautiful. You can go to the bar and order a drink and/or food from the walk-up counter. I was there with about a dozen colleagues and everyone was happy with their meals and drinks. I had shrimp tacos that were amazing. The price is right, parking was easy, and there were plenty of places to eat. This could be a fun stop on a date night or a great location for a large group. Since the bar and dining area are separate, kids are welcome in the dining area. If you don't want kids around you can sit in the bar. For a casual night out this is a solid location.

Love the bar, their tasty menu and amazing chef, hosted events and we had our small wedding reception in the Fleet room. Jason the GM is wonderful and worked with us to create an amazing menu and a great party.

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great place to spend weekend and watch sailors on the sea. Fish and chips are fresh and plus beer !!

After joining MBYC in 11/2022, I now spend many happy days here. Already traveled by sailboat, Kayak, Paddle Boat, bus, NCL Bliss Boat to Mexico, motor launch out to local waters and bike, I recommend the MBYC to anyone wanting fun. I celebrate all Holidays and most days meet new friends from around the world. Family Tradition here is huge and they have included me events I have dreamed about for years. Come join us, 'cause it's 5 o'clock somewhere, Cheers!

Could use a little updating, but the feel is very homey and they have a nice view for the Sea World Fireworks! I've been to their Friday dinners and I have enjoyed the outdoor seating by the water. I'll update this as I have more experiences here. :)

Driving here reminded me of a nightmare I had one night where we had to drive through all these little alleys, nooks and crannies to only hit a dead end and zombies started coming out and attacked us. I thought our GPS was going nuts when we were driving through these small roads, but low and behold, it dropped us off at this parking lot over the water. We weren't sure where the yacht club was but after pacing up and down, it was straight ahead, past the parking lot we parked in. The yacht club reminds me of a senior center I used to go to visit my grandfather, it had an old carpet smell to it and you to your left, at the bar, are some older gentlemen and women who are there to have a good time. We walked into the dining area, where our college alumni event was. Rather nice set up with a buffet line, cozy fire place and some nice deck views outside. The buffet food wasn't bad, not even sure if it's catered by the Yacht club, but I think my favorite part of being here was sitting out on the deck and watching the lit up yachts go by at night. Peaceful and serene.

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Mission bay yacht club.

Mission Bay Yacht Club has a rich history -- the early sailboats had to be flat bottomed to maneuver in the shallow water of the Bay. The Flapper, a 12 foot catboat, was the first class to race. A variety of boats, including some from San Diego Yacht Club, formed a handicap fleet and raced when the tide permitted. By 1931 the Skimmer was the hot boat in this area.

Each Opening Day we relive some of our early history as the commodore sails "Scanties," the club's first Flapper class boat, given to the club by our first commodore, Tom Scripps. It was donated to the Club around 1968, and the Board decided that the Commodore should sail it each year in the Asher Pier Race. It has since been rebuilt, and is still sailed. Originally, it was just one of the boats in the Handicap Fleet. Subsequently, a special class for the Opening Day race was established, which the Commodore always wins.

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84th Opening Day At Mbyc

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We were the smallest boat in the raft-up for 84TH Opening Day celebration at the Mission Bay Yacht Club in San Diego. Great weather! Should've been sailing! Don  

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Manistique Yacht Club to celebrate Fourth of July with Rock the Bay

CURTIS, Mich. (WLUC) - The Manistique Yacht Club is inviting the public to join its Fourth of July celebration.

It’s hosting the 2nd annual Rock the Bay on Big Manistique Lake’s south shore in Curtis. There will be a ‘most patriotic boat decorations’ contest with prizes for the top four places, a food truck, and a pontoon boat raffle. The band No BS will also play a free concert.

The Manistique Yacht Club says the family-friendly event is an excuse to get both locals and tourists together for fun and camaraderie.

“It’s really just to get people together,” Manistique Yacht Club Spokesperson Chad Ketola said. “Make new friends, make new family. Maybe there are people that are up here vacationing that don’t really know anything about the U.P. can experience what the U.P.’s all about.”

Rock the Bay will start at 3 p.m. on Thursday at the southeast sandbar of Big Manistique Lake at the end of Sa-Wa-Quato Rd. in Curtis.

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