Mooring Field

Many members choose to moor their sailboats in the mooring field adjacent to the Club's boatyard. The Club's wharf enables boaters to pick up guests, load/unload provisions, and conduct shore-side repairs. NOTE: The wharf is a shared space; overnight use is not permitted.

Members may also utlize the Club's tender/dinghy racks and docks.  Individual moorings are privately owned and maintained by boat owners, as are dinghies/tenders and other assets.

Moorings

Please use the following guides when constructing your mooring and mooring systems.

• GSSC Mooring Construction Guide
• Concrete Moorings
• Transport Canada - Guide to Private Buoys

The Club occasionally maintains an inventory of pre-made mooring weights available for purchase by members.  Pre-made mooring weights are assembled by welding grader blades together in a solid mass and have a welded chain link as an attachment point for chain.  They do not include chain, swivels, buoys, and pennants.

For more information are mooring construction and placement, please contact the Mooring Master.