Diamond Island Yacht Club members are united by a love of boating and Lake Champlain. All boaters can find a home here. We have members with little boats and big boats, powerboats and sailboats; members who live year round in Vermont or just come for the summer; members who grew up boating or who just bought their first boat; members who embrace the Do It Yourself mentality or those who prefer to hire out. You will find us a welcoming, casual, supportive and fun loving group of boaters, comprised of families, couples, and singles of all ages who enjoy getting together for social activities, boating education, cruising, racing, rafting up and generally enjoying anything having to do with boats. Charlotte, Vermont

Based in South Burlington, Vermont, our association offers several events throughout the year. Our common interest is antique and classic boats of all types. We meet periodically in New York or Vermont to further our hobby.

We offer safe, fun and affordable sailing programs for virtually anyone. Offers sailing instruction for youth & adults, a rental program, dinghy racing, regattas, and canoeing & kayaking. Burlington, Vermont

Founded in 1887, our objective is to promote and encourage yachting, canoeing, boating, sailing and all recreation on Lake Champlain. LCYC conducts a Junior Sailing Program, a Regatta Program, cruises, and social activities. Shelburne, Vermont

The Malletts Bay Boat Club, Inc. is a not-for-profit, membership-governed Club formed to provide facilities and programs to encourage and promote sailing, boating, and other water-related recreational activities on Lake Champlain. Racing, cruising, educational and family-oriented social activities are made available for the enjoyment and benefit of its members of all ages. The perpetuation and enhancement of these facilities and programs are the responsibility of all the membership. Offers racing for one design and cruising boats, club cruises, a Junior Sailing Program, and a very active social calendar. Lake Champlain, Burlington, Vermont

The club has been in continuous operation since 1936 as a voluntary participatory club, meaning that the members manage and perform all the work involved with keeping a club such as ours going. In addition, the members share a common interest in sailing and boating on Lake Champlain which various club activities encourage. Membership is open to sailboaters through an application process. The club has a very active social calendar beginning in the winter and continuing in May with the traditional Get Acquainted Party to introduce new members to the rest of the club. There are numerous summer weekend and evening cookouts and parties at the club which often follow races. The club runs a very active race schedule with a Thursday night race series for cruising boats, a Tuesday night Laser series, multiple weekend races for one design and cruising boats, and a fall series of races. Colchester, Vermont

Intercollegiate Sailing Team in Middlebury, Vermont. The Middlebury College Sailing Club is a student-run organization. First started in 1940, the club embodies the athletic spirit of Middlebury College while embracing the beautiful setting of Vermont. We provide opportunities for all students, regardless of skill level, to experience the joys of sailing. As a club, our members' passion and sense of community are unsurpassed – many of our alumni remain actively involved for years after graduation.

Stowe Yacht Club is dedicated to the art and passion of model yacht building and sailing. One of our goals is to promote the sport of Remote Control sailing. The public is always welcome and encouraged to visit the pond during either of our regular race days. We are a diverse group of model yacht sailors based in Stowe, Vermont with skill levels ranging from beginning modelers, novice sailors to experienced blue water sailors. Whether you are a sailor, or just interested in this fascinating and beautiful hobby, all are welcome. Stowe, Vermont

Intercollegiate Sailing Team of the University of Vermont in Burlington, Vermont. The Sailing Team is one of the most popular and competitive club sports at UVM. We compete in the New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association (NEISA), which is undoubtedly the most competitive district in college sailing. The team attends an average of 4 to 6 regattas per weekend. Burlington, Vermont

As a WSC Mooring Member, you will enjoy: One mooring for a sailboat (up to 20'0"); Picnics and cookouts throughout the season; Opportunities for racing during sailing season, if you would like; A complementary invitation to the WSC Commodore's Dinner. Jacksonville, Vermont