Royal Burnham Yacht Club

About Royal Burnham Yacht Club

The Royal Burnham Yacht Club, established in 1895 and receiving Royal Patronage in 1927, is a cornerstone of sailing and associated activities on the River Crouch. This club boasts a comprehensive sailing program, catering to both cadets under nineteen and full members over nineteen, emphasizing community and competitive spirit. The RBYC has a colorful history, including a notable participation in the 1983 America's Cup Challenge. It prides itself on having the country's largest fleet of RS Elite keelboats, demonstrating its commitment to promoting sailing at all levels. 

Social

The Royal Burnham Yacht Club offers a rich social program, with activities and events designed to enhance the community feel among members. Events cater to a wide range of interests, ensuring there's something for everyone at the club​.

Burnham-on-Crouch is a town located in Essex, England, situated along the River Crouch in the Dengie peninsula. With a population of around 7,500, it is known for its maritime heritage and scenic waterfront. The town features historic buildings, pubs, and local shops. Visitors can explore the maritime history at the Burnham-on-Crouch Museum and enjoy water-based activities such as sailing and kayaking. The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for hiking and birdwatching.

Sailing

Sailing is at the heart of the club's activities, with a diverse program that includes everything from dinghy racing to cruiser racing, highlighting the club's dedication to sailing sport. The club also features specific classes like the RS Elites, Dragons, and Blazes, fostering competitive sailing and camaraderie among members​.

Club status

The club is open.

The club is accepting reciprocal visits.

Facilities