Accessible Boating at the River’s Best Location
“Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than those you did. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from safe harbor.”
A sunset swim in nearby Haverstraw Bay, a five-minute ride from the Croton Yacht Club. Photo by Roger Cunha.
What We Offer
Our central location at the widest part of the Hudson River puts you in the midst of perfect sailing conditions, a world reknowned striped bass fishery, and wide open skies with spectacular sunsets.
We offer competitive pricing for slips for boats up to 35 feet, as well as jet ski ramps and space for trailered boats.
And there are plenty of social events and opportunities to share your love for the river with your fellow boaters.
Come make lasting memories with your family and friends. Contact us at 914-271-6548 or Crotonboatclub@gmail.com
Upcoming events at the CYC
Boater Safety Class - Sunday, March 23 at 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
A New York State Boater Education course will be held held at the Croton Yacht Club. Beginning Jan. 1, 2025, New York State requires a boating safety certificate for ALL operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age. All operators, including those operating personal watercraft including jet skis, must have a boating safety certificate. For pre-registration and more information visit: NY Boating Safety Course Registration.
The History of Croton Point - Friday, April 11 at 7:30 p.m.
Village Historian Marc Cheshire will present the fascinating history of Croton Point—"from the time of the first Native American settlements (dating back 7,000 years) to capping the Westchester County garbage dump. We’ll learn the whispered tales of witches who once guarded Captain Kidd’s buried treasure, how the cannons fired at the British ship Vulture led to the capture of Major John André during the Revolutionary War and the extensive plans by the county to transform Croton Point into Playland West.”
Historic Ships of the Hudson - Friday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m.
Retired Town of Ossining Historian, Scott Craven will present “Historic ships of the Hudson, from the first submarine to articulated tug barge combinations”. Scott is an avid fly fisherman and kayaker who has presented many informative and entertaining topics at the yacht club.
Meet the 2025 Croton Yacht Club officers
From left: Sean Scollins, Vice Commodore, Joe Kniser, Commodore; Jerry Di Marco, Rear Commodore.
