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128 Swan Point Rd

Lavallette, NJ 08735

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Good place, Great People, except for this pushy,uppity,snot nose guy Fertackos, thinks he owns the whole place !

Great place to hang out, meet friends of like interest. Hang out, have a great time

Experience was very nice. The food was great. Over all I had a great time.

Friendly people, great food and very nice service. Loved it.❤????????

Excellent! Try the salmon caesar salad. Enjoy the view of Barnagat Bay.

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Lavallette Yacht Club

lavalletteyc.org

P.O. Box 321

Lavallette , NJ 08735

(732) 793-8747

Founded in 1904, Lavallette Yacht Club is situated on Swan Point, an ideal sailing location on Barnegat Bay. LYC is host to both large and small regattas for adults and juniors alike, including the Wayne Barr Gaff Rig Regatta.

From the Commodore:

Lavallette Yacht Club is proud to become a Founding Member of the National Sailing Hall of Fame. Lavallette Yacht Club’s members and Board of Governors enthusiastically support the efforts to preserve America’s sailing legacy; we look forward to visiting Annapolis to honor our sport’s greatest sailors.

Founded in 1904, LYC has a rich sailing history; we have hosted many regional, national, and international championship regattas. LYC continues to thrive, boasting a large and vibrant junior sailing program. Many of our junior and adult sailors are accomplished champions, not only in our local Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Association but also across the United States and Canada.

William E. Scheyer, Commodore – Lavallette Yacht Club

Formally organized at a meeting in the quarters of the R to R (Road to Ruin) Club on the evening of August 13, 1904, the Club ranks as Lavallette’s second oldest institution, antedated only by the Union Church. Parenthetically, it should be noted that there was no formal link between the R to R Club and the Yacht Club. The R to R was a weekend and vacation retreat for members and guests –who were noted for their lively pursuit of fun. They were however, instrumental in the founding of the Yacht Club and providing leadership, financial support, and business and legal expertise during the early years.

By July of 1905 the Clubhouse was ready for occupancy. The two-story structure consisted of four first-floor rooms-those now know as the Commodores’ Room, the Snack Bar, and the two Juniors’ Rooms-topped by a single, open room that remains little changed today. There was a first floor porch, barely level with its sandy surroundings.

Just why the beachfront location was chosen must remain a matter of speculation; the early log-keepers did not go into detail on this point. Clearly the intention of those at the initial meeting was to build on the bay front. At a meeting of the Trustees the following March, however, sentiment in favor of the oceanfront site prevailed.

Two possible reasons suggest themselves. One, the bay front was not a particularly appealing place. It was marshland, mosquito-infested and more hospitable to its sizeable population of snakes and muskrats that to humans. The Bay Boulevard was a one-block stretch of road from Reese Avenue to President Avenue that was frequently more bay than boulevard. And then, as now, it was often hot and humid when the beachfront was pleasantly cool. Two, Lavallette’s need for a yacht club might be questioned, but there was no doubt it needed a center for community activities and entertainment. There was no school, no town hall, the struggling church was housing the municipal offices, and the R to R as yet had no home of its own. Residents of the fledging resort could not look to neighboring towns for diversion; the only link was the railroad, and it would be another seven years before a gravel road made its way from Bay Head to Seaside Park. If the Yacht Club was to serve as a social center, the beachfront would be the better site.

During its decade on the beach and for so long thereafter as was needed, the Club performed this function admirably. It provided the town with dances, dinners, and entertainments throughout the summer season; housed meetings of all types; and for at least one summer was the home of the Sunday School classes of the church.

Read the rest of LYC History on their website –  click here  …

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365 Thames Street

Newport, RI 02840

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Lavallette, NJ | N 39° 58.660' / W 074° 04.440'

P.O. Box 321

Lavallette, NJ 08735

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Barnegat Bay

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1.5 mi. SE of MM 10.0

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Upcoming Regattas

The 61st Sunfish North American Championship

Hosted by Lavallette Yacht Club Lavallette, NJ Jun 12, 2024 – Jun 15, 2024

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Youth Championship.

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Seggel Family Junior Regatta Monday, July 22, 2024

Caryn Wilson Opti Regatta Tuesday, July 23, 2024

Lavallette Yacht Club 124 Swan Point Road Lavallette, NJ 08735 [email protected] 732-793-8747 (Summer Only) 

MAILING ADDRESSS: PO Box 321 Lavallette, NJ 08735

Lavallette Yacht Club A TRADITION SINCE 1904

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MASSA Cressy Qualifier ILCA 6 Boys

• Host Lavallette Yacht Club
• Date September 16-17, 2023
• Type District Championship Regatta
• Scoring Singlehanded

Saturday, September 16:

Nearly 40 sailors from MASSA arrived at Lavallette Yacht Club, located in the heart of the beautiful New Jersey Shore, for the 2023 Singlehanded District Championship and qualifier for the 2023 Cressy National Championship.

Three fleets - ILCA 7 Open, ILCA 6 Boys, and ILCA 6 Girls - sailed in a northwest wind that ranged from 12-18 knots. The race course was set up not far from LYC, giving parents and spectators a chance to view the competitive sailing. The race committee completed 21 races - seven in each fleet - before heading in around 1600 hours.

Racing in all three fleets remained tight at the end of day one, with sailors readying to return for day two at 830 on Sunday morning.

Sunday, September 17:

Sunday saw completely different conditions than Saturday, but was a more typical September day on the Barnegat Bay. Sailors were postponed on land as the westerly died and the RC waited for the southerly seabreeze to fill in. Luckily, the breeze began to fill around 1100 and sailors were able to get out on the water to fit some racing in before the 1400 cutoff time.

Ultimately, six WA3 races were completed - two in each fleet - before getting to that cutoff time.

When it was all said and done, the ILCA 7 Open fleet was won by Connor McHugh '24 (North Hunterdon) with runner-up Pierce Brindley '24 (Hampton Roads), the ILCA 6 Boys fleet was won by Sam de los Reyes '25 (Severn) with runner-up Christopher Draper '25 (Thomas Jefferson), and the ILCA 6 Girls fleet was won by Leila Pfrang '25 (Hampton Roads) with runner-up Alders Kulynych-Irvin '25 (Christchurch). These six sailors advance to the Cressy Nationals, which will be held on October 28-29 at Southern Yacht Club in New Orleans.

MASSA thanks the Lavallette Yacht Club and regatta chairman/PRO Dave Magno for hosting this event. LYC volunteers were incredibly welcoming to all sailors and parents, including breakfast both days and a Sunday afternoon buffet lunch.

Congratulations and good luck to our MASSA qualifiers at the Cressy Nationals!

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