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Join us by ferry or personal vessel to the Port of Kingston Marina for a booktastic time with our gracious hosts Grant and Linda Albert. The book theme this year will be "The Very Nearly Honorable League of Pirates - Magic Marks the Spot". From fun times with friends, games, and good food, Kingston adds to that by walkable shopping district and parks.
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Each cruise has an entertaining or adventurous theme, fun activities and potluck. Time at the dock gives people the opportunity to share boating experiences, boat handling tips, maintenance knowledge and make new friends. We look forward to you joining us on Milltown cruises. We welcome sailors, power boaters, paddlers, and even those who prefer to come by car. Bring the whole family, children and pets are welcome. Don't be discouraged by the waitlist. We will make our absolute best effort to make sure everyone who signs up to get you a slip.
As part of MSA's ongoing effort to keep membership costs low, cruise registrants will be responsible for the registration fees that MSA has previously covered and will continue to facilitate. The fees to register for the event are these marina fees.
Always a fan favorite, the trip to Langley features some of MSA's biggest traditions. The beer-can sailboat races can get quite competitive, with bragging rights for the season on the line. But the real highlight is always the annual visit to the club by Captain Greybeard, and his boat renaming ceremonies!
Each cruise has an entertaining or adventurous theme, fun activities and potluck. Time at the dock gives people the opportunity to share boating experiences, boat handling tips, maintenance knowledge and make new friends. We look forward to you joining us on Milltown cruises. We welcome sailors, power boaters, paddlers, and even those who prefer to come by car. Bring the whole family, children and pets are welcome.
One of the more unique cruise opportunities offered. Back Bay celebrates solstice with a wagon wheel raft up, blind dinghy races, burning of the wicker man, and an incomprehensible number of rubber ducks.
This cruise is spent on anchor and shore access is limited. Please reach out to Carl and Leanna for any questions.
cruisecaptain@milltownsailing.org
Time to get adventurous as we will be taking a cruise to the San Juan Islands. Exploring the many islands as a group or independently, this cruise provides a diverse experience with many learning opportunities and memories to last a lifetime. There will be a 1 and 2 week itinerary planned. Look into the moorage pass for the state parks, link provided below.
https://parks.wa.gov/passes-permits/fees/camping-and-moorage-fee-update
ITINERARY
Please look over the Itinerary. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Cruise Captains. Thank you
Cruise Captains Leanna and Carl.
Poulsbo is a Scandinavian town with tons of history. This is a great opportunity to check out Longship Marine, farmers market, shopping center, and Viking cups at Sluys. Expect fun games, potluck gatherings, and relaxing time.
What better way to spend Labor Day weekend than to spend it in Oak Harbor? Music festival in the city and games on the dock is what to expect on this cruise. This cruise is quite popular with dogs.
Join by ferry or personal vessel and enjoy themed games. When you are not playing games enjoy the nearby stores and restaurants. Relaxing parks and scenic sunsets that captures the hearts of everyone.
This is our last cruise of the year so please join us for a festive holiday Langley cruise. The town is bustling with holiday shoppers and delightful restaurants. Check out Misfit Island Cider Company if you fancy ciders and Village Pizzeria for pizza fans. As we brave the chill together, we learn new ways to stay warm.
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Milltown Sailing Association is a 501c(7) non-profit organization.
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