The American University Sailing Team was founded in the spring of 2005 by Martin Hermida and Mike Wollin. Since then, the team has grown in strength and size. Washington DC

The marina at the Capital Yacht Club consists of both floating and fixed docks, and can accommodate vessels from weekend cruisers to large vessels up to 220 feet. The Capital Yacht Club, which was established in 1892, carries a warm and friendly ambiance and offers a bar, seating area, meeting and party room as well as bathroom and laundry facilities. Washington, DC

We are a members-only boat club offering a carefree alternative to boat ownership. Carefree Boat Club was founded in Virginia in 2002. Since then Carefree Boat Club has become the premier boat club operator in the US and Canada and we are continuing to grow. Everything we do is based on operating at the highest standards in the industry. Our membership ratios are strictly maintained (ten members for every one boat), as are the quality and upkeep of our boats. Our goal is to provide our members with the highest quality boating experience, to provide a safe and easy intro into boating for new boaters and to offer the best variety of boats and ports possible. Our ultimate goal is to make boating fun, easy and affordable. We spend our time taking care of all the hassles of owning a boat, so that our members spend their time creating new memories with family and friends. We've got over 90 locations throughout the United States and Canada to serve you, affording you unparalleled flexibility.

We are a local racing club run entirely by volunteers who enjoy sailboat racing on the Potomac River in Washington, DC. We have both spinnaker and non-spinnaker fleets, and we welcome anyone who wants to sail with us as a skipper or as crew. We are located at the Washington Sailing Marina, off George Washington Parkway, not too far from Reagan National Airport. We invite anyone interested in sailboat racing to come check us out, to join our club, and to enjoy local Washington sailboat racing with a group of nice folks who love to race and spend time on the water. Washington, D.C.

DC Sail is the community sailing program of the National Maritime Heritage Foundation (NMHF). Our mission is to promote and sustain affordable educational, recreational and competitive sailing programs for all ages in a fun and safe environment. DC Sail empowers its participants to develop self-respect and sportsmanship, foster teamwork, and cultivate sailing skills and an appreciation for maritime-related activities. In addition, DC Sail enhances the DC community by using sailing to bolster community spirit and volunteerism. Washington, DC

We are a group of recreational boating enthusiast that enjoys boating, fellowship and family! The District Yacht Club (DYC) is one of the properties on what is known as Boathouse Row; this designation is given to a narrow stretch of Anacostia Park on the west side of the Anacostia River at 11th Street, SE, Washington, DC. The District Yacht Club has a clubhouse facility, 45 slips and a committed membership dedicated to boating safety, environmental safety and compliance, and family fun. Washington, DC

Since 2008, our team membership has increased exponentially. We now enjoy a racing roster of over 30 sailors, and teach dozens of novice GW students how to sail each semester. We have, over the past two years, beaten the majority of the club teams that we have competed against, and have given many varsity programs a serious run for their money. Washington, D.C.

Welcome to the biggest and most active Yacht Club on the Potomac River! Our history goes back 50+ years to the first flag raising in 1963. Since then the club has grown to almost 200 members with several events each month. Join us! Arlington, Virginia

Welcome to the Pamlico Sail & Power Squadron (PSPS), a non-profit organization dedicated to boating safety through education, civic service and fellowship. PSPS is a unit in District 27 of the United States Power Squadron. USPS certified instructors conduct a number of public seminars and member advanced courses on a wide array of topics. Promoting boating safety, qualified members conduct free Vessel Safety Checks for more than 150 boats annually. The Cruise Committee organizes a number of boating activities throughout the year. Although Pamlico Sail & Power Squadron makes a serious commitment to promoting safe boating through education, the natural end result of gathering people who love both water and boating is increased social activities, new friendships and real fun on and off the water. Washington, D.C.

Pentagon Sailing Club is Washington DC's premier volunteer association dedicated to safe recreational sailing on the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers, the Chesapeake Bay, and wherever the winds may take us. We base our operations out of Capitol Cove Marina on Joint Base Anacostia - Bolling (formerly Bolling AFB), and maintain a fleet of club-owned sailboats. PSC offers classroom training, on-the-water sailing instruction, recreational sailing, sailboat racing and club charters. We offer sailing lessons and qualify our members in affiliation with American Sailing Association (ASA). We are the largest Chapter of the United States Naval Sailing Association (USNSA), and we train and qualify our members in accordance with USNSA and now also with American Sailing Association (ASA) guidelines and certification standards. Washington, DC

Welcome to the the Port of Washington Yacht Club, an organization comprised of live-aboard and recreational boaters, Washington DC residents, and associate members from across the country. We formed in 2002 to promote safe boating; effect a clean, attractive and environmentally healthy marina, waterfront, and river system; organize cruising events; and sponsor social events for the benefit of all yacht club members. Washington DC

The Potomac River Power Squadron, founded in 1915, is one of the oldest of the 450 regional squadrons that make up the world's largest boating organization. Located in Washington, DC, the squadron offers to the public, at nominal cost, Boating Courses. Members enjoy boating and water activities, fascinating speakers at monthly meetings and education courses covering topics from Seamanship and Piloting to Celestial Navigation with electives in other subjects such as Engine Maintenance, Marine Electronics, Weather, and Sail. As a civic service, we offer Vessel Safety Examinations at no cost to the public. Washington, DC

The PRYCA held its first meeting in 1971. For over 40 years and through today our purpose is to: Encourage yachting and boating safety; Encourage the advancement of yachting clubs in the Potomac River Basin; Represent member clubs; Promote social interactions among member clubs and their individual members. Washington, District of Columbia

The club offers informal racing, boat raft ups, picnics, canoe trips, training courses, and social activities. We offer classes, individual use of our boats, club sponsored activities and a place for sailors in the D.C. area to come together and enjoy the sport and recreation of sailing. Washington, D.C.

Seafarer's Yacht Club was formed exclusively to foster educational, recreational, charitable, cultural, historical and environmental knowledge and activities relative to boating. The Seafarers Yacht Club, organized in 1945 as the Seafarers Boat Club, and is the oldest African American yacht club in the United States. The clubhouse is located on the Anacostia River north of the John Philip Sousa Bridge (Pennsylvania Avenue, SE) and just south of the CSX Railroad bridge (across from the skating rink in Anacostia Park). Washington, DC

The Washington Ship Model Society (WSMS) was founded in 1929 and is the oldest continuously active ship model club in the United States. The organization is composed of active ship model enthusiasts from the Greater Washington, DC, Metropolitan Area. Its purpose is to provide a socially enjoyable means for serious shipmodelers to meet, share, and expand upon their common avocation through the exchange of ideas and knowledge. The society draws its membership from all walks of life and many different occupations. The modelers' skills range from absolute beginners to professionals who have constructed models for maritime exhibits in the Smithsonian Institution and other museums throughout the United States and Europe. Washington, DC