Wayzata Yacht Club — Restaurant in Wayzata

It is a private club, for people to race sailboats but they believe that everyone who has any interest should race sailboats. There is a table there for crew looking for rides, show up on a race day at least one hour before race start, walk past the members only signs, if someone asks say I'm not a member but I'm interested, if nobody asks the table is clearly marked out on the back patio, go sit there, someone will ask if you know anything about sailing, be honest, if all you know is the pointy end is the front, called bow say so, that only qualifies you to be mobile ballast 'rail meat' knowing more can get you more interesting positions being able to commit to regular attendance, makes you worth teaching more, but they are incredibly welcoming and think everyone should share their sailboat...

There is a reason that Sailing World magazine ranked the City of Wayzata a top sailing town in the nation. This club has a busy racing schedule, a commitment to youth sailing, a community sailing center, four season sailing and plenty of educational opportunities. Whether you are a seasoned sailor, or just getting started, the members are warm, welcoming and willing to teach. Check out the sailing schedule on the club's website, and grab a seat at the Crew Table about 90 minutes before a scheduled race. Chances are high that you will get a ride ... and oh what a...

A premier private sailing club on Wayzata Bay, this Lake Minnetonka landmark has been around for 51 years. But don't let 'yacht' or 'club' keep you away. Anyone with sailing skills (beginner to skilled professional) is welcome to participate in weekly sailboat races. Boat owners are always looking for crew. Membership fees are reasonable ($100 year for crew) and the camaraderie amongst sailors is legendary (pirates be fun!). Wayzata Sailing and Fun Club is a more...