Etobicoke Yacht Club, Toronto, Ontario
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We would like your comments - If you would like to add to this report or submit your own report on a marina, harbour or anchorage not covered in this guide so far please visit our contact page (see button above) for our email address. Digital photos are also very welcome. General - Etobicoke Yacht Club is located at Toronto, Ontario, on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. The city is intersected by two major rivers, the Humber River in the west end and the Don River east of downtown at opposite ends of the Toronto Harbour. Etobicoke Yacht Club offers reciprocal privileges to boaters from other participating yacht clubs. The facility houses mainly sail vessels. Contact; Tel - Fax - Web Skype - VHF Ch - Call sign - Address - 300 Humber Bay Park Road West, Toronto, ON M8V 3X7 Open - Not known Hours - Not known Arrival out of hours - Not known Formalities - Click here for information on the province of Ontario Position - 43° 36' 57" N 79° 28' 56" W Charts, Pilots & Cruising Guides - See the following link for Ontario Charts and Cruising Guides Berths, Slips & Moorings - 347 slips Maximum length - 47' Maximum beam - Not known Approach and Entrance - Approaching EYC there is a Green Buoy positioned just outside the channel entrance at Lat/Long - N 43, 36' 53" / W 79, 28' 04". The buoy sits in 15' of water but guards a rocky shoal. Although visitors coming from the east should beware, this definitely applies to those approaching the entrance from the south or west. Do NOT hug the shoreline. Enter the channel. On your starboard, at the inside point, you'll see the retired lighthouse beyond which our docks come into view. The first dock is "D", dutifully followed by "C", "B" and "A". All slips are numbered from shore out with even numbers on the north side and odd numbers on the south side. The visitor dock lies between "A" and "B" docks on your port. If you have not yet been assigned a dock, tie up here and report to the duty office on the lower floor of the clubhouse. Protection/Shelter - Not Known Depths - 8'
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Water - On the pontoons Electric/Shore Power - On the pontoons - 30 amps Fuel - Not known Propane - Not known Pump Out - Yes Weather forecast - Not known Security - Not known Internet Access - WiFi in the clubhouse. A weekly password, which is available at the office to members and guests, is required for access. Launch Ramp(s) - Yes Other Marina Facilities, Services & Supplies - Restrooms, Showers, Laundry, Playground Sales - No Rentals - No Boatyard Facilities & Services - 2T Crane. Chandlers or Ships' Store - Not Known Shop Online for the Best Deals Marine Electronics - The Top Deals are on the Web! Scuba Diving Gear - Get Offers Here Fishing Tackle & Bait - Not Known Great Deals Online Ice - On site Shopping and Provisions - Not Known Bank or ATM - Not known Restaurants & Eating Out - Not Known Transport - Bikes - Not known Local Bus Service - Not known Intercity Bus Service - Not known Car Rental - Great Deals Here!!! Limousine Service - Book your Limo Here Train Service - Not known Water Taxi - Not known Ferry Service -Not known Airport(s) - Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) Click here to Book Your Flights Local Area - Sporting & Recreational Facilities - Not known Sightseeing - The Distillery District is a pedestrian village containing boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, artist studios and small breweries, including the well-known Mill Street Brewery. The Queen West, Harbourfront, the Entertainment District, the Financial District, and the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood are also popular areas for tourists. Museums and Cultural Attractions - Toronto is a major scene for theatre and other performing arts, with more than fifty ballet and dance companies, six opera companies, two symphony orchestras and a host of theatres. The city is home to the National Ballet of Canada, the Canadian Opera Company, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, the Canadian Electronic Ensemble, and the Canadian Stage Company. Conservation Projects - Not known Special Events - Toronto's Caribana festival takes place from mid-July to early August of every summer and is one of North America's largest street festivals. It attracts one million people to Toronto's Lake Shore Boulevard Children's Stuff - Not known Other - Not known Other reports on harbors, marinas and anchorages in Ontario can be viewed in our marina guide We would like your comments - If you would like to add to this report or submit your own report on a marina, harbour or anchorage not covered in this guide so far please visit our contact page (see button above) for our email address. Digital photos are also very welcome. |
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