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Sailing clubs are a plenty in Toronto because we're lucky enough to have easy access to Lake Ontario. These clubs offer a safe place to moor your boat and almost all of them offer lessons . If you're new to the sport, one of the below clubs is a good place to start your journey.

Here are my top picks for sailing clubs in Toronto:

Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club  

Non-profit and volunteer-run sailing club, this club is located on three acres of land on Humber Bay along the north shore of Lake Ontario.  Although membership is required to use the club's fleet, one need not be a member to enter the club's Learn to Sail Program. 

Water Rats Sailing Club

This 200-member sailing and paddling club on Regatta Road is volunteer-run and a non-profit co-op. This club is more of a small boat club, keelboats and boats with cabins aren't allowed. Their membership and initiation fees are also lower than other clubs. 

Aquatic Park Sailing Club

Located within Tommy Thompson park, this sailing club is a self-described "boat self-help" and "urban wilderness sailing club" where members adopt a DIY attitude. There are no monthly bar and restaurant fees and the clubhouse is run on solar power. 

Toronto Island Sailing Club  

This sailing club is, you guessed it, right on Centre Island, west of the Toronto Island Marina on the north shore. Membership allows for complete access to the club's fleet. Members can take part in the club's lessons, clinics, and racing programs.

Mooredale Sailing Club  

This sailing club is just east of downtown, near Cherry Beach. Membership includes CYA (Canadian Yachting Association) certified beginner lessons to Level CANSail II. Members enjoy unlimited use of the club's sailing fleet.

Westwood Sailing Club

Located just next door to Mooredale, this club offer a wide variety of sailing courses, but full membership is a requirement. They're also a non-profit and it's not a requirement to own a boat to sail there. 

National Yacht Club

Opposite Billy Bishop Airport, this is more of a keelboat (bigger boat) club, but they also offer an adult learn to sail program for instruction in smaller, more responsive sailboat handling. Courses here are open to non-members.

Island Yacht Club 

From the people behind King West's Spoke Club is the Island Yacht Club on the Toronto Islands. For a pretty penny you have access to a full range of amenities including 140 docks, tennis courts and a swimming pool. They also run a sailing school. 

Ashbridge's Bay Yacht Club

This east-side club near the Beaches has a pretty unique membership structure, so if you're interested in joining take a look at which type of membership works best for you. The club offers a licensed restaurant, patio and lounge.

Humber Bay Sailing Centre

Both a sailing club and school, this is a great place in Humber Bay Park to make new friends at the club, write your exam to get the Toronto Harbour License and take a course in basic keelboat cruising. 

St. James Town Sailing Club  

This sailing club is nestled amid the other sailing clubs beyond the port on Regatta Road. The club offers lessons to members only, but membership gets you unlimited access to the fleet. 

Port Credit Yacht Club

This sailing club is further west than most, but also boasts prime amenities like winter storage facilities and a mobile marine lift. They also offer lessons for everyone — no matter the skill level. 

Queen City Yacht Club

Self-described as "one of Toronto's oldest and friendliest sailing clubs", this sailing club on the Toronto Islands has plenty of opportunities for members to sail and make friends while they're at it during their Wednesday night racing series. They've even got a club magazine. 

The Royal Canadian Yacht Club

This is one wide-reaching sailing club. They have clubhouses for members in the  city and on the Toronto Islands. They also have programs for adults who are brand new to the sport that can be taken by non-members. 

Alexandra Yacht Club

Across from Billy Bishop airport, this sailing club boasts interconnected floating docks, swing moorings, Thursday night Race Nights, an "informal winter program" and Wi-Fi. 

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One of the premier private clubs in toronto.

With its two Clubhouses, one in the heart of the city and the other on Toronto Island, RCYC is one of the premier private clubs in Toronto. Join our welcoming community of active sailors and like-minded individuals who share an interest in yachting, sport and tradition.  

Where Friends become Family

Growing friendships since 1852.

Our story, passed through generations of RCYC Sailors, tells us that sometime in 1850s a small group of Torontonians seated themselves on flour barrels to discuss forming a local sailing Club. Today, that same spirit that brought them together persists in our community united by its passion for the sport. Whether you are an experienced sailor or looking to learn the ropes, our Club offers camaraderie on and off the water.

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Toronto island & downtown toronto.

Escape the hectic pace of the city by taking a short private ferry ride from the downtown core to the relaxing, panoramic shores of our historic Toronto Island Clubhouse. Here, you can enjoy sailing, dining, tennis, outdoor swimming, children’s programs, lawn bowling and other activities.

Our City Clubhouse caters to your active lifestyle year-round. It is a place where you can break a sweat in our fitness centre, play squash or badminton, dine and socialize with friends.

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As a Member of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, you will be welcome at exclusive reciprocal clubs around the world. RCYC is affiliated with an international network of over 150 Private Clubs in North America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia.

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• Dinghy with a keel: simplicity of a dinghy with the stability of a keelboat (no capsizing!)
• Great for any skill level, from beginner to racer
• Available to all RCYC Members for a couple hours or the whole season
• Sail with 2 or 3 adults or a small family
• Fleet of 12 Club-owned Boats
• Active community of friendly Members
• Experienced racers mentor new sailors to the fleet
• Fleet racing on Thursday nights
• Saturday regatta each month
• Social programs for skill development such as Women's Sailing or Race Training

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Joining the Ideal 18 Fleet gives Members complete access to the Club-owned boats throughout the sailing season. This program is for both racers and cruisers looking for an opportunity to get out on the water without the stress of owning a boat. Members of the Ideal 18 fleet can book a boat for any race or simply head out for an adventure in the harbour with friends & family.

• Boat reservations will be based on submission date of the request. The number of boats available may be limited due to scheduled activities such as racing and programs.
• Walk-ins are welcome as long as boats are not previously reserved. A charter form will be submitted by the Sailing Office on behalf of the Member if a boat is available at that time.
• Booking an Ideal 18 costs $70 + HST for a day charter. Members may join the Ideal 18 fleet for $350 + HST to enjoy day charters for the season for no additional cost. Any sailor that charters an Ideal 18 five times in one season will automatically become a fleet member for 2021.
• If there are more teams than boats for a race night, we will use a random lottery to determine the selected teams and boat assignments.
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These 8 Private Toronto Clubs Are Exclusive AF & Here's How Much You Need To Get In

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Have you ever wanted to be part of something exclusive? Well, there is a small handful of private Toronto clubs that give new meaning to the word.

Whether you're looking to enjoy a nightcap on a gorgeous rooftop terrace (on the regular), socialize, watch the game in a ritzy lounge or have fun on the water, these private clubs have it all.

But joining a members-only club isn't supposed to be easy, so you should expect to jump through a few hoops before you get in the door. Some require a special invite, while others ask for a pretty hefty initiation fee — but once you're in, it's smooth sailing from there with parties, cool amenities, and endless perks.

So without further ado, here are eight members-only clubs in Toronto and what you need to know before you can join them.

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Price: Fees vary, but if you're under 27 and looking for an annual membership to the Soho House in Toronto it'll cost you $1,074 in 2023. If you're under this age but want to hit up every house they have around the world, it'll be $2,543 (plus a one-time registration fee of $480.25 that will be taken when you're accepted). If you're over 27, an annual membership will cost you $1,752 in Toronto and $5,085 for access to all their houses — but you can also opt for a quarterly membership that's cheaper.

Address: Bishop's Building, 192 Adelaide St. W., Toronto, ON

Why You Need To Go: Set in the city's Entertainment District, Soho House has its own bars and club, including a rooftop one that offers incredible views. You do have to be recommended by two existing members to join, but once you're in, you have the ability to check out any of its other clubs around the world from New York to London. Plus, you can bring up to three guests at a time, book their members-only bedrooms, and access their gyms, spas, and events.

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National Yacht Club

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Price: Fees vary , but those under 25 can expect to pay $480 per year for a junior and student membership. There is also a $75 initiation fee, and annual land levies, which will get you access to their dining room, facilities, social events, and crew bank programs. If you're over 25 and are just looking for a social membership, you should expect to pay $512, plus a $100 initiation fee with the expectation that you'll need to spend at least $55 in their dining room each month. But fees go up for anyone looking to dock, whether you have a paddleboard, kayak, boat or any other type of vessel.

Address: 1 Stadium Rd., Toronto

Why You Need To Go: The National Yacht Club's dining room has a wrap-around terrace that offers picturesque views of Lake Ontario, plus you don't need to own a boat to become a member . There are social memberships, and kayak and paddleboard memberships, too.

National Yacht Club Website

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Price: Fees vary , but those under the age of 30 pay a one-time initiation fee of $5,500 with $2,370 in annual dues (plus tax) in 2023. If you're between the ages of 30 and 34 you can expect to pay $6,650 for initiation and $3,560 in annual dues, and if you're somewhere between 35 and 39 years old you can expect to pay $7,800 for initiation and $3,560 in annual dues.

Address: 111d Queen St. E., Toronto

Why You Need To Go: This 65,000-square-foot club used to be a chocolate factory . Now Verity is a women-only club that hosts plenty of networking events and boasts incredible amenities, from a full-service day spa and stunning cocktail bar called Secrette (think pink velvet everything) to its very own restaurant.

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Granite Club

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Price: Fees vary for the Granite Club, but those between 16 and 29 years old can expect to pay anywhere between $19,800 to $44,500 for an entrance fee and between $536 to $1,351 in annual dues starting July 1, 2023. The rates change according to age, so expect to pay even more than that the older you are. If you're between 30 and 69 years old, you're looking at an entrance fee of $49,350 and annual dues that fall somewhere between $2,735 and $4,055.

Address: 2350 Bayview Ave., Toronto

Why You Need To Go: This family, athletic, recreation, and social club has so much going on — from a full-service salon and barbershop to physio and massage therapy, aquatics, badminton, curling, tennis, skating, squash, and golf. The Granite Club offers different dining areas and event spaces, but there is a dress code, so don't expect to show up in ripped jeans, flip-flops, or short skirts, because they're definitely not allowed. You can also enjoy all the benefits of membership at their reciprocal clubs across the country and around the world.

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The University Club of Toronto

Price: Fees vary , but full-time students and everyone under 32 years old have to pay an initiation fee of $1,500. Annual dues vary as well, as students pay $750, and anyone 32 years old and younger is expected to pay $1,300. But you can also opt for a trial membership for $117 per month and defer the initiation fee. Is your mom, dad, or grandparent a member already? In that case, your initiation fee gets discounted by 50%. If you're between the ages of 33 and 44 years old you can expect to pay a $2,500 initiation feed and $2,515 in annual dues for 2023.

Address: 380 University Ave., Toronto

Why You Need To Go: On top of being a wedding venue fit for royalty, the University Club of Toronto focuses on the social experience with a lounge bar, exercise facilities, a curated wine cellar, overnight accommodations, and plenty of events and meals including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A complimentary membership for your married partner is also included if you're already an existing member.

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The Boulevard Club

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Price: Lifetime memberships start at $31,000 plus taxes. There are monthly dues, which start at $293.

Address: 1491 Lake Shore Blvd. W., Toronto

Why You Need To Go: The Boulevard Club is nestled right by Lake Ontario so members can enjoy a wide array of lakefront activities , from paddleboarding to yachting. There is a full-service marina, a bunch of different dining options, golf, skiing and it also serves as a great spot for weddings and events. During the winter months, there is even an ice rink available.

Boulevard Club Website

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Price: Undisclosed, but it is an invite-only club.

When: It's open pre-game and post-game during all Toronto Raptors and Toronto Maple Leafs sporting events.

Address: Inside the Scotiabank Arena, 40 Bay St., Toronto

Why You Need To Go: Run by none other than Toronto's very own, Drake, the Sher Club is a sprawling 4,000 square feet and is probably the most exclusive spot in the city to catch a live game.

Sher Club Website

The Royal Canadian Yacht Club

Price: Undisclosed

Address: The RCYC has a city clubhouse at 141 George St. in Yorkville and an island clubhouse at 2 Chippewa Ave. on the Toronto Islands.

Why You Need To Go: You get the best of both worlds at this private club. Their city clubhouse offers year-round sports activities while the island clubhouse offers panoramic views and sailing.

Royal Canadian Yacht Club Website

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The 6 Best Sailing Schools in Toronto [2022]

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The best sailing schools in Toronto will make you a pro in the water in no time!

There’s nothing quite like the feeling of being on the water. The sport of sailing is an excellent way to get that sensation. It’s also a chance to escape to nature. Before that, you need to know how to sail. That’s where Toronto’s best sailing schools can help you!

We selected these sailing schools based on customer reviews, friendly, expert staff, reasonable prices and membership fees, and the variety and quality of their sailing programs! So you can trust that these sailing schools 

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• What’s the Average Cost of Sailing Lessons in Toronto
• 1) Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club
• 2) Westwood Sailing Club
• 3) Great Lakes Sailing School
• 4) Humber Bay Sailing Centre
• 5) Toronto Island Sailing Club
• 6) Mooredale Sailing Club

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Final thoughts, what's the average cost of sailing lessons in toronto.

The average cost of sailing lessons in Toronto is $120 – $200 for a two-hour session. However, prices can vary depending on the type of lesson, the length of the lesson, and the experience of the instructor.

Some other factors that can affect the cost of sailing lessons include the number of people in the class, the type of boat you’re using, and whether or not you need to rent equipment. The best way to find out how much sailing lessons will cost you is to contact a few different sailing clubs in Toronto and ask for a quote.

 If you’re just starting out, it’s important to find an experienced instructor who can give you the attention you need to learn the basics. 

The Best Sailing Clubs in Toronto

1. toronto sailing & canoe club.

The Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization that offers many opportunities for members of all ages. From beginner to advanced courses there’s something here perfect just what you’re looking for! 

TS&CC has a long history as an organizer of the Ice Breaker regatta and is one club where young sailors from across Canada come to train. The Ontario Sailing Association selected this sailing complex, where you can find top-quality equipment at affordable prices with friendly staff members ready for any challenge. 

Their programs are designed for any level, so no matter what experience or age group of children in the family there may be – they’ve got something that will work well! 

TS&CC is more than just a sail center, it’s an extension of your family. The friendly staff and kid-friendly environment will have you feeling right at home as soon as possible after walking in. 

It is also one of the only clubs that offer Fleet Memberships, which allows adults to continue sailing club-owned boats after acquiring their new sailing skills!

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Website: tscc.net Email: [email protected] Telephone: +16472424856 Address: 1391 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto, ON M6K 3C1, Canada

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2. Westwood Sailing Club

Westwood Sailing Club is a welcoming, casual spot for those looking to get out of the city and enjoy Lake Ontario. The club has beautiful grounds that offer stunning views – it’s not hard to see why they’re one of their favourite clubs in this area! 

Westwood Sailing Club is home to some of the most experienced instructors in this part of town, with 10 years of experience and plenty outside our club too. A sailing membership with Westwood provides access to a fleet of dinghy sailboats: Albacores, Lasers and Catamarans. 

They have a great community of sailors who love to use the clubhouse and become part of their diverse team. They provide affordable memberships, access to sailing lessons for all levels as well as racing opportunities that are open participation events! 

Westwood is a great place for those who have always wanted to learn how to sail and satisfy their call of adventure. If you’re looking for a way to satisfy your urge and learn how to navigate the waves, join Westwood. 

The people here are so welcoming and friendly. You’ll also feel like a new member the moment you walk in, with all of these great instructors who want to help everyone succeed! 

Website: westwoodsailing.ca Email: [email protected] Telephone: +14164612870 Address: 12 Regatta Road physical address (postalcode if for mailing address, Toronto, ON M4M 1J8, Canada)

• Has an app for secure communication and transactions
• Swift response and easy to book
• Offers services in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal
• Offers boat lessons sailing, fishing and watersports
• Some options are unavailable

3. Great Lakes Sailing School

The Great Lakes Sailing School is geared toward attracting those who are interested in learning how to sail or aspiring Captains. Whether you want a few lessons, or some advice on where and when best to scope out your next adventure at sea – they’ve got it all! 

Their sailing lessons are designed to help you find your sea legs. No experience is required! They are pleased to offer services that will make your life easier in the Toronto Harbour area. They offer a variety of courses to teach you how to navigate on water. From the introduction, starting with basic cruising skills and ending up as an experienced VHF radio operator (ROC). 

The organization also has private lessons available for those who want more than just the basics. Their range of courses will get people hooked on the harbour waters without fail, so don’t miss out – book now for an unforgettable adventure with them today! 

Website: greatsailing.ca Email: [email protected] Telephone: +14167276221 Address: 1 Leslie St, Toronto, ON M4M 3M2, Canada

• Offers night sails
• 4 membership options with 4 different luxury yachts
• Club options with no commitment for budding sailors
• Does not allow pets onboard
• Guest exceeding 125kilos/275 pounds are rejected without refund
• Smoking is not allowed

4. Humber Bay Sailing Centre

Humber Bay Sailing Centre offers a variety of activities that hobbyists and experienced sailors alike can enjoy. Whether you want to learn how to navigate or simply take in the scenic views, HBSSC has what it takes for everyone! 

Humber Bay Sailing Centre is a Sail Canada and International Yacht Training (IYT) partner school offering a wide variety of Sail Canada and IYT on-water and classroom certification courses, along with Port Toronto Powered Vessel Operators (Toronto Harbour License) and VHF Radio Restricted Operators Certificate (Maritime) training and certification. 

Their comprehensive education program offers students the chance to learn about both on-water and classroom courses. Whether you’re looking for a weekday or weekend course, they have something that will fit your needs. On-water training begins in May and ends in late September! 

They also offer a variety of non-certification courses and seminars. Their instructors are experts in all things related to sailing and teaching. They’re qualified, reliable professionals who will help you achieve your goals on the water with ease! 

Website: hbsailing.com Email: [email protected] Telephone: +14162524272 Address: 100 Humber Bay Park Rd W, Etobicoke, ON M8V 3X7, Canada

• Swift service
• Slight to no delay for long lines
• Children under 2 years ride for free
• Longer hours during weekends
• Requires $30 minimum for the boat to depart

5. Toronto Island Sailing Club

Toronto Island Sailing Club is an inclusive, friendly club that welcomes all sorts of people to enjoy the sport at their own level. Whether you’re just starting out, looking for something more challenging than racing across anchorage or your days are spent aboard a ship working on projects like boatsailoring and sailsmithing workshops with experts in these fields who live nearby – TISC has it covered! 

They’re located in the heart of downtown and easily accessible by TTC. With a stunning view of the city’s skyline, an idyllic setting in woodlands and an unparalleled location for any sailing club. TISC has been thriving as a one-of-kind community since they first opened their doors 50 years ago! 

As a TISC Sailing Member, you’ll be able to enjoy their fleet of Albacores and Lasers. They offer a Social Sailing program, certified CANSail courses and racing programs to provide sailors with the opportunity for social events that are tailored according to your needs, so don’t hesitate and get in touch with them today!

Website: torontosailing.com Email: [email protected] Telephone: +14162036872 Address: Avenue of the Island, Toronto, ON M5J 2S2, Canada

6. Mooredale Sailing Club

Mooredale Sailing Club Toronto is the perfect spot for anyone who loves boats, sailing or just needs some time out on their boat. It offers access to waterparks with fleets of sailboats as well as a clubhouse that provides everything you need from relaxing lounges and great parties! 

They offer a unique sound teaching program for their members in Toronto that includes beginner and advanced sailing lessons with Sail Canada, which is recognized both nationally and internationally. 

They offer an inclusive, welcoming community where people can learn to sail with their professional instructors. You will learn the basics of sailing in a friendly atmosphere while getting familiar with the club and its members. 

You’ll have access to various introductory programs such as an introduction to boat maintenance and repair involving fibreglass work from experienced racers or even skills development training run by top competitors!

The club provides excellent sailing instruction and is a welcoming environment for both new sailors as well those who have more experience. Members of Mooredale have the freedom to take out their boats at any time. They can socialize with other members or enjoy some alone time on board! 

Website: mooredalesailing.com Email: [email protected] Telephone: +14164613660 Address: 8 Regatta Rd, Toronto, ON M5A 5A4, Canada

• Very large capacity with upto 500 people
• Catering provided by a world class chef
• Large variety of alcohol and spirits are available
• In-house DJ with music amenities
• Website is very vague
• Can get stuffy at large events

Toronto’s best sailing schools foster environments that encourage learning. Sailing is a great sport and with the help of these seasoned sailors, you’ll be a natural in no time. These Toronto schools strive toward providing the best education for your students, at all levels. They have lessons and programs for people of all skill-levels, so don’t let being a beginner stop you!

If you’re looking to learn how to sail, become a member at any of the best sailing schools in Toronto!

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