Newburgh Yacht Club

Boating on the Hudson since 1885

About the Club

Solid Improvements at the Newburgh Yacht Club

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Our members as part of the work program recently completed two concrete projects. One for storm protection the other to give us more space in our picnic area. This was the final step in installing the H Block. The already heavy concrete H Block was previously set along the East-West Barrier of the Marina. It was filled with stone and now has been capped with concrete. … [Read more...] about Solid Improvements at the Newburgh Yacht Club

Goodbye Utility Poles

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Newburgh Yacht Club members we'll be having a less obstructed view of the river, Mt. Beacon and the Hudson Highlands. The utility poles and the electric lines they hold spanning the entire 1/8 mile of "D" dock will soon be gone. For the last month as part of the club's work program members who are electricians or who are associated with that trade have been pulling … [Read more...] about Goodbye Utility Poles

Our Swimming Pool Opening and CPR Certification Go Hand in Hand

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With the weather getting nicer, the pool at the Newburgh Yacht Club is getting prepared for operation and CPR Certification classes are being scheduled for club members. Whenever the pool is open, we’re required by law to have a person certified in CPR signed in and available on scene in the event of an emergency at the pool. Past Commodore Greg Dombroski is planning on … [Read more...] about Our Swimming Pool Opening and CPR Certification Go Hand in Hand

Thanks members, our marina is ready for winter

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With our members boats hauled a recent morning tide had plenty of room to flood our east/west dock access, reminding us of the season changing. After weeks of hard work the boats in the marina have moved to their winter resting spots.  They're now carefully spaced and placed on stands and blocking in our parking areas.  With our number of boats every inch of space … [Read more...] about Thanks members, our marina is ready for winter