Welcome to
Santa Margarita Yacht Club!Welcome to
Santa Margarita Yacht Club!Welcome to
Santa Margarita Yacht Club!Welcome to
Santa Margarita Yacht Club!
Welcome to
Santa Margarita Yacht Club!Welcome to
Santa Margarita Yacht Club!Welcome to
Santa Margarita Yacht Club!Welcome to
Santa Margarita Yacht Club!
RBOC CALL TO ACTION-PROPOSED 300% REGISTRATION FEE INCREASE
California Governor Wants Boaters to Pay More!
RBOC is urging recreational boaters to contact their State Senators and Assembly Members ASAP and request that their elected representatives reject Governor Newsom's proposal that we pay a 300% increase in boat registration fees for less state boating programs and services.
Read the full "Call to Action" on the RBOC website (click the logo).
what's coming up
Our LAST small boat race of the year is coming up on Saturday, June 17!!
Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore, dream, discover!
Mark Twain
About Us
Mission
Mission
Mission
The mission of the Santa Margarita Yacht Club is to promote the morale and welfare of Veterans and their families. This includes active duty, reserve, and retired military personnel. Department of Defense civilian employees and retirees are also welcome. Our intention is to support the goals of the U.S. Naval Sailing Association by prov
The mission of the Santa Margarita Yacht Club is to promote the morale and welfare of Veterans and their families. This includes active duty, reserve, and retired military personnel. Department of Defense civilian employees and retirees are also welcome. Our intention is to support the goals of the U.S. Naval Sailing Association by providing recreational boating and social activities in our area.
History
Mission
Mission
The thought of organizing a yacht club to foster recreational and competitive boating for active duty and retired service members and their dependents in the Camp Pendleton area first occurred in the early months of 1975. Several active duty Naval and Marine personnel, led by Carl B. Noyes, formed the Santa Margarita Yacht Club in June of
The thought of organizing a yacht club to foster recreational and competitive boating for active duty and retired service members and their dependents in the Camp Pendleton area first occurred in the early months of 1975. Several active duty Naval and Marine personnel, led by Carl B. Noyes, formed the Santa Margarita Yacht Club in June of that year. For many months SMYC existed as a loose organization of individuals trying to get the newly formed club to work. Their efforts began to produce results as the club attracted new members. SMYC became a viable organization instead of existing only on paper. It was through the efforts of the Santa Margarita Yacht Club that the Camp Del Mar Boat Basin at Camp Pendleton has been opened to recreational boating. As of January 1977, any boat that can be hand carried and launched can now be put in the water at Camp Del Mar. The fight to get this privilege was long and hard as the opposition was strong and well-organized. SMYC is now involved in securing office space at Camp Del Mar. The club is also attempting to persuade the Base Special Services and the tenant organization at the Del Mar Boat Basin to expand recreational facilities at the basin. Hopefully, by the next publishing of the SMYC Directory, the historian will be able to report that these efforts were successful. Historian, Joseph S. Kulesza
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