SCHEDULE
Camp hours: 9am - 4pm Monday-Thursday, Friday TBD
Extended hours: TBC based on need.
Mandatory sign-up in advance will be required. Extra fees will apply. Please express your desire when registering.
Camp hours: 9am - 4pm Monday-Thursday, Friday TBD
Extended hours: TBC based on need.
Mandatory sign-up in advance will be required. Extra fees will apply. Please express your desire when registering.
2023 SESSIONS
Week 1: July 3-7
Week 2: July 10-14
Week 3: July 17-21
Week 4: July 24-28
Week 5: July 31- Aug 4
Week 6: August 7-11
Week 7: August 14-18 (TBD)
Things To Bring to Camp
1. Well-fitted PFD (personal flotation device) approved by Transport Canada
2. Soft-soled, close toed shoes (no flip flops or slides)
3. Sunscreen and bug repellent
4. Hat and sunglasses
5. Bathing suit and towel
6. Warm clothes for the water (fleece jacket, wool, wetsuit)
7. Rain gear (water shoes optional)
8. Change of clothes
9. Lunch and snacks
10. Water and cold drinks
Note: In the interest of pest control, and plain old gracious behaviour, all sailors are required to bring their own garbage back to their homes at the end of each day. Campsite rules: leave the campsite cleaner than you found it.
2. Soft-soled, close toed shoes (no flip flops or slides)
3. Sunscreen and bug repellent
4. Hat and sunglasses
5. Bathing suit and towel
6. Warm clothes for the water (fleece jacket, wool, wetsuit)
7. Rain gear (water shoes optional)
8. Change of clothes
9. Lunch and snacks
10. Water and cold drinks
Note: In the interest of pest control, and plain old gracious behaviour, all sailors are required to bring their own garbage back to their homes at the end of each day. Campsite rules: leave the campsite cleaner than you found it.
Code of behavior
The primary goal of SBYC is to introduce youngsters to sailing and instil in them an enjoyment for the sport. Sailing is a high risk sport and safety is of highest concern. We therefore reserve the right to suspend any member (junior or senior) who does not respect the code of behavior established by the club Board and its coaches. We also reserve the right to refuse a junior sailor who is unable to pass the swim test.
Sailing also involves expensive equipment, and SBYC benefits from the the fine ground upon which the Clubhouse stands today. Consequently, all sailors are expected to treat the property, the equipment, and others with respect AT ALL TIMES.
Sailing also involves expensive equipment, and SBYC benefits from the the fine ground upon which the Clubhouse stands today. Consequently, all sailors are expected to treat the property, the equipment, and others with respect AT ALL TIMES.
Volunteer Days
All able bodied men and women are asked to participate and help lift all the docks and boats in-out of the water at season start and close. A minimum of two days is required per family. We rely on you, the members to help set-up and close down the camp each year. Thank you for your understanding.
