The following clubs have extended reciprocal privileges to members in good standing of Seattle Yacht Club. In an effort to provide our diverse members with a wide range of opportunities, the list includes small clubs with very limited facilities to large clubs with extensive facilities and services. Reciprocal privileges vary and may include dining, guest moorage, or other privileges. Dining facilities range from informal BBQ areas to fine dining. Guest moorage may be at docks with full amenities or swinging buoys as is the custom in many parts of the world.
Some clubs even provide private accommodations at their clubhouse.
An SYC membership card is required for admittance but since SYC cards do not have expirations dates, some clubs may require a letter of introduction which is available upon request from our Reciprocity Administrator. Please request letters several days prior to your need. In addition, some clubs require guests check-in with their administrative office during regular business hours. Members arriving by boat must fly their SYC burgee at all times. Payment terms vary and may be cash, check or credit card.