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Wollaston Yacht Club

Wollaston Yacht Club

5.0(2 reviews)
1.3 mi

The Yacht Club had their Craft Night Fall/HALLOWEEN WREATH Class!…read moreWith lots of bright silk flowers and all kinds of Ribbons and Mesh fabric! Tables were filled with glue guns, scissors, pipe cleaners, wreath forms and lots of enthusiastic learners! You could order food and beverages to make your crafty ideas take affect! The night was cool and a perfect time to design what you want hanging at your home! What a great time had be all!

Earlier this summer I was curious to see what was going on with the Wollaston Yacht Club. Last year…read morethe place seemed as though it was condemned. While walking by I noticed there was an open house sign. I had to go in. At first glance everything seems okay. As I walked in I was greeted by a passing member that assured me if I had any questions the steward/bartender or any other member could help. If for some chance they can't help, he'd be right back. The inside was pretty open and everyone (6 people) was really friendly. A guy at the bar ended up buying me a drink while we talked about all the changes around the place. I walked outside and it was beautiful. I sat on the deck and the steward brought me a really well priced huge burger and fries for under $8. It was better then most and it was a little bigger than the bun. Sweet place to bring a date, but a lot different than a restaurant. A few weeks later I went back with a friend and we had beer. It was one of those 100 degree nights, but the back deck at the club had a nice breeze. Beer was 2 bucks for a can, 3 for a bottle! Everyone was going back and forth from the docks to get to the boats. There was an event that night (maybe a 30th birthday) and the people at the party told us we're welcome to stay and to help ourselves to the food. (It's a private club, that's open to the public a lot, during events, we shouldn't have been there, but they invited us to stay) It was a great time. Great people. Both my friend and I ended up joining for $50. The $50 gets us access to the club Thursday through Sunday from 3pm to midnight or something like that. I never stay past 10. $50 to enjoy awesome sunsets and hang out with nice boating people that I hope will bring me for a cruise sometimes. I give it 5 stars because it was a great time for so little money and the people were great. It wasn't fancy and we didn't pay for fancy, but it was respectful and friendlier then most places. The food was a lot better than I thought it would be and even joining the club cost as much as a dinner for two, but it'll last all year! Can't beat it. Thanks Wollaston Yacht Club for being so inviting and for the great changes. -Mike and Jill

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Community Boating - Learning to sail with your friends is fun and easy to do

Community Boating

4.2(88 reviews)
5.3 mi•Beacon Hill

Combine self-care activity and achieving a goal (dopamine), socializing (oxytocin), exercising and…read morelaughter (endorphin), and sun exposure and nature time (serotonin) and you've got nothing but happiness overload. Community Boating offers all of that especially when a person can socially distance herself on a kayak in perfect summer weather where the sky is shining brightly, the Charles is shimmering, and the humidity level was comfortable. I liked that you could safely launch and return the kayak because they have this mechanism that's like a saw tooth where you use the paddle to provide momentum on your departure and return. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. I witnessed staffers coordinating getting sailboats out and giving lessons. My one criticism is that I wished they had more expanded hours during the week. They open at 3 pm and close at sunset.

I was hoping to learn sailing this summer but this place is very disorganized. The people…read moreconducting orientation have apparently not even been out on the water. And discourage you saying the water is really dirty. They have you take two classes on land on your own and then take a boat out on your own by coordinating yourself on Slack. It's not really a place to learn with a coach. Might be fine if you're just here to rent - can't speak to that.

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