There’s always plenty that needs doing at EYC, so come on out, make a difference, get your work party hours done!

Oregon Paddle Sports will be at EYC with BOATS! Come check out the best the paddling industry has to offer and spend the day paddling the hottest models all for FREE! Bring your questions for OPS’s experienced staff.

Each year, Eugene Yacht Club opens its doors and invites the community to come take a look at what we have to offer those who are interested in pursuing their on-the-water passions and curious about what a yacht club might look like.

The first Open House of the year takes place the same day as Oregon Paddle Sports free Demo Day. So come out to see what our slice of lake life is like and then try out some of the latest watercraft.

Monthly potlucks are an opportunity to gather together, share a meal, meet up with familiar friends and maybe make some new ones.

You’re asked to bring a main dish and a side or dessert to share along with your place setting and favorite beverage.

Guests are welcome, too!

You are cordially invited to this year’s Skippers & Mates, a special evening to renew acquaintances with fellow sailors, share winter adventures, and make plans for the coming season.

We are excited to welcome one—and possibly two members—of the Sail Like A Girl racing team, a seven-woman team that won the 2018 Race to Alaska (R2AK).

This exciting evening includes a dinner of your entree choice of grilled to order steak or Hawaiian barbecue chicken breast, baked potato, green beans, salad, and cheesecake. The steak dinner is $13 and the chicken option is $11. If you'd like to skip the entree, you can also purchase the potato, green beans, salad, and cheesecake for just $6. Coffee will also be provided, so please bring any other favorite beverages.

You have the option of paying online or having your account billed. Sign up for this year's Skippers & Mates online.

EYC offers an opportunity to get trained on how to use EYC's fleet of power boats. This two-hour training includes classroom and onboard learning and is recommended for Thursday night racers, Sail School volunteers, those who would like to be part of EYC's fantastic regatta and rescue crew, and anyone who wants to be ready for an on-the-water emergency. Four sessions are offered during the day.

An Oregon Boaters Card is required to drive an EYC powerboat. You can get yours by taking the online course. Visit the Oregon State Marine Board for course options.

Sign up today!

Each year, Eugene Yacht Club opens its doors and invites the community to come take a look at what we have to offer those who are interested in pursuing their on-the-water passions and curious about what a yacht club might look like.

The second Open House of the year is a chance to see what having a slice of lake life might be like for you.

The EYC Board of Trustees meets monthly to make decisions on how the club can best operate.

Members are welcome to attend. Contact the Commodore with questions or ideas.

Running a Thursday night race might look easy, but when things go wrong, will you be ready? Richard Johnson offers training on how to run a race, including setting a course, managing starts, recording finishes, and fixing problems that arise—think 30 degree shifts, wind shutting off before the end of a race, a missed flag, or a wandering mark. Rich will cover the basics and answer your questions. Recommended for all Thursday night racers and anyone interested in being part of our regatta race committee. Class is free, but registration is requested.