All-access pass to the best boating in Toronto that doesn’t break the bank.

 

Located in the Scarborough Bluffs, one of the most stunning features on Lake Ontario. Our mission is to create an exceptional member boating experience in amenities, culture, and fees.

Boat mooring and dockage in Toronto

Take a tour of the clubhouse and the docks

Explore how you can make the most of your boat at our sailing club in Toronto, on Lake Ontario. Open to both sailboats and power boats.

 

Access to everything you need in the Scarborough Bluffs

Highland yacht club is situated in The Scarborough Bluffs. Arguably one of the most beautiful natural parks in Toronto, the water at the beach is crystal clear and there is a park along the beach where you can have a walk and eat along with your friends and family. Directly on top of the Bluffs, there's a place called Cudia Park, breathtaking sunrise view overlooking the water and beach. Highland Yacht Club is beaming with members, friends and family enjoying the park, the events, and of course the boating!

 
sailboat racing in the Scarborough Bluffs on Lake Ontario

Racing

Highland Yacht Club is very active in the Basin Racing. Members from all 4 clubs on the island and their crew head out weekly to compete for bragging rights. We have spring, summer, and double hander series plus fun race nights focussed on those new to racing. There’s something for everyone.

 

Cruising

Monthly reciprocal cruises are happening throughout the season. Sign up and join other members to explore close and far ports on Lake Ontario. Highland Yacht Club members also enjoy reciprocal privileges, such a free boat dockage, at most clubs around Lake Ontario and into the St. Lawrence River. So, you can set out and explore all season long.

 

Our Social Events

We have events for all ages and interests from live music, happy hours, barbecues and a lobster boil. Find out where you fit.

Get in touch.

Let’s meet up to talk about boats, the club and see if we’re the right fit for each other.

 

“Lake Ontario’s Hidden Jewel of a Yacht Club.”

— Canadian Yachting Magazine