Contact Us

By Sea: GPS Coordinates:  41 08.780 N   73 13.417 W  - Please hail the Launch via VHF Channel 14


By Land: Here are directions from both I-95 North and I-95 South

From I-95 Northbound (coming from the south):

1. Take Exit 24 toward Black Rock Turnpike.
2. Turn left onto Chambers Street.
3. Turn left onto Black Rock Turnpike.
4. Continue straight as Black Rock Turnpike becomes Brewster Street.
5. Turn right onto Grovers Avenue.
6. Continue on Grovers Avenue; the Yacht Club will be on your left at number 80.

From I-95 Southbound (coming from the north):

1. Take Exit 24 toward Black Rock Turnpike.
2. Turn right onto Black Rock Turnpike.
3. Continue straight as Black Rock Turnpike becomes Brewster Street.
4. Turn right onto Grovers Avenue.
5. Continue on Grovers Avenue; the Yacht Club will be on your left at number 80.

Dress Code
Our Dress Code is designed to complement today’s lifestyle while still respecting longstanding traditions at BRYC. It applies to all members and guests over the age of twelve. Children under twelve years old should also be appropriately dressed. Please note that while we welcome all members to the club, those who do not adhere to these guidelines may be asked to change prior to dining.
 
Smart Yachting

• Jackets, collared shirts, and dress slacks (long pants) are acceptable for gentlemen. Appropriate comparable dress attire is acceptable for ladies. Jeans, t-shirts and tank tops (men) are not acceptable within this dress code.

 
Casual

• Collared shirts or appropriate sweaters and slacks or shorts are acceptable for gentlemen. Blue jeans, t-shirts and tank tops (men) are not acceptable within this dress code. For ladies, an appropriate blouse or sweater, dresses, skirts, or slacks should be worn.

 
Sporting

• Sailing attire, tennis attire, and casual but neat attire are all acceptable forms of attire. Blue Jeans are allowed.

 
Tennis

• All players must wear appropriate shoes, shirts, shorts, dresses, and skirts that are specifically designed for tennis. Sports jerseys, bathing suits/board shorts, cotton t-shirts, graphic tees, gym or basketball shorts, etc. are not allowed.
• All junior players are required to wear white tennis attire at all times. Adult players are encouraged to wear white. Effective August 1, 2022 adults are required to wear tennis attire that is 50% white. A white top or white bottom is required.  BRYC tennis attire with our burgee is available in the ship store.

 
Pool

• Bathing suits and bathing attire may be worn, along with a cover-up to and from the pool. Shoes or sandals must be worn. Please note that towels are not considered coverups and should not be used outside of the immediate pool area. Thong bathing suits are prohibited.

 
Clubhouse Dining Room

• The Clubhouse dining room and ballroom are designated as Smart Yachting dress code areas. Gentlemen must wear collared shirts and dress slacks. Jackets are always recommended. Ladies should wear appropriate, comparable dress attire. Jeans are not permitted in the Dining Room.

 
Dining Deck

• The BRYC Dining Deck is designated as a Casual dress code area after 6pm. Collared shirts are required for gentlemen and boys along with slacks or tasteful shorts and footwear. Shirts, blouses, dresses or tasteful shorts and footwear are acceptable for women and young ladies. Sporting dress code attire is acceptable on the Dining Deck before 6pm. Sporting attire is allowed during Wednesday Night Race Series.

 
Samuelson Deck, Bar and Lawn

• The BRYC Bar, Samuelson Deck and the outdoor area adjacent to the bar are designated as Sporting dress code areas. Those dining or enjoying the bar in this section are expected to be neatly attired. Blue jeans are permitted as is tennis attire. Gentlemen are not to wear hats or caps in covered areas at any time. Bathing suits, ripped clothing, graphic t-shirts, tank tops, clothing are not permitted in the Clubhouse Dining Room or Dining Deck areas at any time.

 
Cell Phone Usage
Cell phones are an integral part of the way we communicate and stay in contact with others. In a group setting, one person’s usage should not hinder another’s enjoyment of the surroundings. Here are our guidelines for cell phone usage that are designed to keep everyone’s best interest in mind:

• Please no telephone calls, videos or other audible noises inside the clubhouse or outdoor spaces, especially on the dining deck.
• Silent cell phone usage, such as texting or sharing photographs is allowed as long as it is discrete and minimal.
• Cell phone conversations on Club property are permitted in the open air outside and away from the buildings and entertainment areas.

Members of clubs with reciprocal privileges may visit on a limited basis, in accordance with the Club’s current policies. Reciprocal visits, including dining and mooring, require a letter of introduction from the guest’s home club to be submitted prior to making a reservation, which is also necessary before visiting.

To arrange a reciprocal dining or mooring reservation, guests should contact their home club to facilitate the introduction. This introduction must include their home yacht club, full name, member number, confirmation of good standing with their home club, and proposed dates of visit to Black Rock Yacht Club. The letter of introduction may be sent to [email protected].