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Laserpalooza has been moved to Saturday Sept. 18th 10:30 Skippers meeting
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Guelph Community Boating Club |
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Where Are We? A few minutes North/East of Guelph Via Highway 24 North, we are located in a secluded area on the north east corner of Guelph Lake. Access is via an entrance gate located on the west side of Jones Baseline Rd., just north of Highway 24. (Wellington 124)
What we do. Our members enjoy Dinghy Sailing, Windsurfing, Canoeing, Kayaking and Rowing. Sometimes we just come to enjoy the peace and quiet of the park setting or the glorious sunsets. If you own your own craft what are you waiting for? If you don't, join our CO-OP program and use ours! Postal address: 218 Silvercreek Parkway N. Unit 17A, Suite 1197 Guelph, On, N1H 8E8 Please Email your comments to the Webmaster What we Don’t Do... We don't use power boats. No personal watercraft or other noisy power boats are allowed on the lake, except-rescue boats, and battery operated trolling motors. The GCBC is primarily, a Day Sailing Club. It's operated by volunteers at Guelph Lake on property leased from the Grand River Conversation Authority An umbrella organization, Guelph Lake Boating Inc. (GLBI), has overall site management authority. The site is shared with the Sea Cadets. It's adjacent to the YM-YWCA camp and the Wellington Scullers/BreastStrokes. The GRCA does not allow the operation of Power Boats on Guelph Lake (except for rescue boats). Because of this and it's proximity to the major urban areas of Southern Ontario, the lake has become a Mecca for Dinghy Sailors, Windsurfers, Canoeing, Kayaking and Rowing. We encourage all boaters everywhere to practice, and promote, safe boating. It takes a lot of work to keep our site neat and tidy... Members and visitors are reminded that there is no garbage pickup on the site. What you bring – you must take out! Don't expect some one else to do it! Dogs must be kept on a leash. Most of us don't appreciate a rude Canis- familiaris, so if you can't control it, leave it home. Yes, you must scoop ! Take it with you, too. Boat owners must cut the grass around and under their boat. Please use caution on the access road, particularly when the Y camp is in operation.
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