Premier Sailing Club on Lake Simcoe
The Lagoon City Yacht Club is a member-run yacht club located in a sheltered lagoon, a short canal ride from Lake Simcoe. We offer moorings, activities, and community for our members, most of whom own a sailboat or powerboat. The object of the Club is to promote and encourage boating and sailing on Lake Simcoe, while emphasizing racing, cruising, socializing and education, without financial gain. The club was founded in 1964 and celebrated its 55th anniversary in 2019. Contact us to find out how you can become a member of one of the premier sailing clubs on Lake Simcoe.
Club News
Slips available for 2026!
Sailboat Slips and Club Membership available on Lake Simcoe!
Lagoon City Yacht Club has some slips for use this year. We can accommodate boats up to 32 feet and a 5-foot draft. We would like to see that all sailors who wish to be out on the water have that opportunity.
Our club is quite small, with 28 slips. Every slip has access to the land and a narrow side tie dock of about 25 feet. Our clubhouse has a beautiful kitchen and newly renovated washrooms. All of our members know each other and extend assistance for many different circumstances - advice, sailing tips, and help with repairs.
We have an active social calendar, and casual racing takes place on Fridays, followed by a burger and beer supper. During your 10 hours of required membership work hours, you will be integrated into the social fabric of the club.
In addition to the club's amenities, we have access to a beautiful sand beach within walking distance. There are several restaurants in the immediate area, and of course, Orillia is just a 20-minute drive away.
Our fees are reasonable:
Slip fee: $1,365
Annual senior membership fee: $465
More details at https://www.lcyc.com/join-us
Many of our members store their boats for the winter at the local marina within walking distance of the club. We would welcome any inquiries from sailors. Please contact our membership chair at membership@lcyc.com
New Club Regulation
Members and their families are welcome to use dishes provided for members and their families. Guests are to use disposable dishes (provided by the club) or bring their own dishes.
This includes cups, dishes, cutlery. All social events, members will be responsible for cleaning up their dishes and table and putting them in the dishwasher and ensuring their guests are assisted to do the same.
Reciprocal Privileges
On behalf of our Commodore and the Flag Officers of CFB Trenton Yacht Club, I am pleased to extend reciprocal privileges to the members of your club for the 2025 boating season. The attached letter and card will provide the necessary details.
We look forward to visiting with you this summer.
Patrick Sheridan / Reciprocal Officer / CFB Trenton Yacht Club
Lagoon City Marina
As previously announced the Brechin Dry Dock has now changed to Lagoon City Marina and operates under new management. They can be reached at: 705-558-9533. Stay tuned for Marina's news regarding haul-out dates and repair arrangements.
Successful Dock Work Party
March 6 saw a keen group of 12 sailors led by Larry congregate at the Club for a work party to refurbish our docks. Punky boards were marked and then the removal began with pry bars & hammers being wielded to remove the deck boards, the side boards and the rubber bumper rail....
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2026 Pat Your Boat Day
Although the number of members who participated in this event was small, the enthusiasm for renewed camaraderie and boating was large. e were treated to a delicious and sustaining meal at the newly opened restaurant "Phil and Rosie's Cafe" directly across from LCYC. And to top it off, many of us are looking forward to the delicious homemade soup and baked goods this summer. Our sailing friend will be delighted to be able to easily walk to the closest restaurant to enjoy an excellent selection. READ MORE ....
2025 Sailpast:
A Resounding Success!
What a magnificent day we had celebrating our annual Sailpast this June! The weather was perfect, the water was sparkling, and the spirit of our yacht club community shone brightly as our fleet paraded by. It was truly a memorable event, showcasing the pride we all share in our club and our passion for the water. Thank you to everyone who participated, volunteered, and came out to support. We're already looking forward to next year! Stay tuned – photos from this fantastic day will be posted below shortly.
LCYC SAILPAST PICTURES & VIDEOS
LCYC Racing & Cruising:
New Mark Coordinates:
‣ A North 44°32.200’ X West 79°13.300’
‣ B North 44°32.200’ X West 79°14.430’
‣ C North 44°31.518’ X West 79°13.855
This gives us the distance of 0.8 nautical miles between marks, without changing any mark to mark bearings. Should make for some quick Friday races.
LCYC Sailpast Memories...
Excitement was in the air on Saturday as we gathered on the grounds to prepare for our first Sailpast in 2 years to honour our Commodores. Boats were dressed for the occasion and at 2 p.m. they left the dock to follow Commodore Doug Hunt in Private Dancer out the channel to the Lake.
Want to Join LCYC?
The Lagoon City Yacht Club is open to both residents and non-residents of Lagoon City and offers both “Senior” and “Social” family memberships. There are no additional fees for spouses and dependent children. Our mission is to promote yachting, seamanship and fellowship among members. The clubhouse and grounds boast safe, clean and environmentally friendly facilities. Our fees are amongst the best you will find in southern Ontario! So have your family join our family, join our club, welcome aboard!