Membership Information
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(View Frequently Asked Questions about Membership)
Annual Membership Dues: **Full Member: $895.00
Required if you are keeping a boat at the club. Allows full use of club facilities (bar, dock, hoist, etc.), voting privileges.
Social Member: $500.00
Use of clubhouse facilities. No boating priviledges. Non-voting membership.
This is also an option for those families that want to make use of the Junior Sailing Program for their children but aren't keeping a boat at the club.
Junior Member: $695.00
Same as full member but must be an individual under 31 years of age.
** Note: members will have the opportunity to receive credit toward the following years dues by working 10 hours in service to the club for full & jr. members and 5 hours for social members.
For more information on the work credit policy, contact Jen Marrandette: 
*** Please be aware that the Hull Harbormaster has recently instituted a waiting list for moorings in Allerton harbor for boats with deep drafts. The Hull Yacht Club does not guarantee mooring space as part of it's membership process. Any and all requests for mooring space should be addressed to the Hull Harbormaster prior to applying for membership.
Download Application Form in either .RTF or .PDF format by clicking on one of the links below. (.PDF file format requires Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you don't have it, you can go to this link and download it)
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For More Information about the Hull Yacht Club contact:
| Commodore: | Jeff Jorgensen | |
| Membership Committee Chair: | Dave Curry | |
Frequently Asked Membership Questions
Which members of my family are covered by a "full" membership?
A full membership will include your spouse and children. Any other family members (ex. parents) would not be included in that membership but are welcome at the club as your guests any time, as long as they are accompanied by a member. If they would like to use the facilities on their own, then they would have to join as members.
Can I get a mooring for my boat?
There is currently no waiting list for a mooring in the harbor. As a club member you would have to purchase your own mooring, and can work with Andy Spinale from Aquamarine Services and the Hull Harbormaster for purchase, permits, and placement. Andy will know the specs for a boat of that size, and there may even be one out there that is for sale, which will save you money.
What is the difference between a social membership and a full membership?
A full membership entitles the member to use of all club facilities including those on the water (club launch service, docks, hoist, etc.). If you plan on keeping a boat at the club, you will need to join as a full (or junior) member. Full members also have voting privileges at any club membership meetings. Social membership allows access to club facilities on shore (i.e. clubhouse, bar, kitchen and porch) and any club social functions. This is also a good option for parents that want access to the junior sailing program for their children but are not keeping a boat at the club. Social members cannot vote at membership meetings.
Can I keep a dinghy at the club?
There are a couple of options for dinghys. There is a dinghy dock where you can tie up a dinghy if you want to leave it in the water. There is also dinghy rack space available for a yearly fee of $35.
Last update: July 2007