Sock Burning
This event has been very popular in the past and because space is limited, we need to keep the attendee count to a maximum of 120 members and guests.
Sorry at Capacity
KYC EVENING CRUISE
The Club has a "private" sunset cruise on May 17th (6 PM -7:30 PM)
aboard the Jamestown Discovery out of James City County Marina.
The cruise will explore the beautiful sights of the James River around Jamestown Island while providing historic information about the area. It will be a fun time to get out on the water with fellow KYC members. The cost is $32 per person (includes $5 crew tip). You can bring your favorite food and beverages (alcoholic or non-alcoholic). Limited drinks are also available for purchase aboard the boat. The boat leaves the dock at 6 PM so please be at the dock 20 minutes prior to departure. Seats are limited to 26 passengers. They won’t last long so sign up now at the Kingsmill Yacht Club website. See you on the water."
Treven Baker
Happy Hour & Commissioning
James Landing Grill
April 16th "Wednesday"
(Please bring a guest)
4:00-6:00 pm
1st, 3rd & 5th "Wednesday"
No registration required.
Cash bar and Summer Menu.
Free Pizza still provided by KYC
"For KCSA Clubs that use Kingsmill Resort Facilities, all members of the KCSA Club are welcome to use the facility during the function time."
James Paige, PGA, VP Club Operations, Email 5.28.2022
"New Member" Registration
One of the many benefits of being a KYC member, according to a new member: “Membership in KYC gains you access to over 300 yacht and sailing clubs across the country through the Yachting Club of America."
Click blue bar: Initiation $50/person
Dues $50/person
To ask a question: E-mail link
Text: 757-707-6562
Current membership count:
(Singles 83 Couples 135)
Calendar of events
Apr 2 Happy Hour & Commissioning (JLG)
Apr 12 Sock Burning (WPRC)
Apr 16 Happy Hour (JLG)
Apr 18 W&M Boats and Burgers
Apr 30 Happy Hour (JLG)
May 7 Happy Hour (JLG)
May 10 Picnic (WPRC)
May 17 Sunset Cruise (JCC Marina) 6:00 to 7:30
May 31 VIMS Marine Science Day (More to come)
Lecture #3 "The Yorktown Formation" (Looking for a presenter)
Oct 7 Sturgeon in Virginia waters Dr. Eric Hilton (MBRC)
Oct 23 Octoberfest 2025
Metal name badges can be ordered at https://flemingsengraving.com
VIMS Marine Science Day
Saturday, May 31, 2025.
Jacque Carter will serve as group leader
More information (including a map and schedule of events) will be available on the VIMS website in April: www.vims.edu/msd.
This event is completely free, open to the public, and takes place rain or shine! All exhibits and timed activities are included with entry. Food and beverages will be available for purchase on site throughout the event.
Advance registration is greatly encouraged and appreciated by VIMS. KYC members planning to attend should also ‘sign up’ with the Yacht Club so we would know in advance who will be in our group. Plan is to meet at VIMS parking lot at Gloucester Pt at an agreed upon time. Jacque Carter will serve as group leader at the start and suggest talks, events, and lab locations that he thinks would be most interesting for our group.
Jacque could also answer logistical questions and other things of that nature.
And then let people explore on their own. Later in the afternoon, we would all reassemble at an agreed upon location and time and prepare to leave for dinner and drinks at the YROC restaurant and grill.
"The Kingsmill Yacht Club" Facebook Group
Monitored by: Chris Munson and Duncan Ritchie
The Kingsmill Yacht Club is open to all "Kingsmill residents". Founded in 1976, the Kingsmill Yacht Club provides an enthusiastic group of members with a variety of opportunities for boating and socializing activities. The core element of membership is a love of waterborne sports whether enjoyed through boat ownership in the present or buoyed by memories of previous times afloat. In addition to various boating events in home or foreign waters, we organize a winter series of lectures on topics of marine interest and also summer trips on aquatic themes. Our Commodore’s Ball is a traditional feature of the Kingsmill year.