Cortlandt Yacht Club

The land now occupied by Cortlandt Yacht Club (CYC) has existed as a marina on the Hudson River since the early 1960’s. What is now Cortlandt Yacht Club began in 1963 with the formation of the Montrose Yacht and Social Club. At that time the land was under the independent ownership and the marina had cottages and cabanas. In 1967, the Club was formed by local boaters who wanted to reserve and be guaranteed a place where they could enjoy boating then and in the future. They also wanted to create an atmosphere where family and friends could enjoy quality facilities at a reasonable cost. Through these past 40+ years these interests have not diminished. In 1968, the land was purchased by Con Edison as part of its purchase of land along the river for its first Indian Point nuclear station. The Club rented the marina from Con Edison until 1981. At the time, Con Edison was ordered to sell the marina land as well as other land it held in the area. To purchase the land and marina facilities, a group of 100 members formed Moncor Development Corporation (MDC), a New York corporation. This entity purchased the land from Con Edison in late 1981 and is the current owner of the marina and its facilities. Club Amenities Friendly family atmosphere Gorgeous Hudson River location BBQ areas near the docks Olympic size swimming pool Manicured sunning area Poolside Cafe Restrooms Showers Changing Rooms Baby Changing Tables Clubhouse available for rental Special events for members only Boating Features Boat-well to haul out yachts up to 30 tons Pump-out facility Winter Storage for boats 20′ to 52′ Summer slips available Weekend slips available CAUTION: The water depth is absolutely not any more than 3.5 feet at low tide Lieutenant Sponsor: Great Loop Sponsor contact: Ron Dolce, Fleet Captain The Great Loop is a circumnavigation of the eastern U.S., and part of Canada. The route includes the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, the New York State Canals, the Canadian Canals, the Great Lakes, the inland rivers, and the Gulf of Mexico. "Loopers" take on this adventure of a lifetime aboard their own boat.