Speers Point Amateur Sailing Club Inc

20B, Speers Point, NSW, 2284

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With a history dating back to at least 1905, the Speers Point Amateur Sailing Club (SPASC) is located within Speers Point Park at the northern end of beautiful Lake Macquarie. Enjoy the incredible views of the Lake from SPASC's Clubhouse balcony, set in a premier sailing location. SPASC prides itself on being a welcoming and friendly club that enthusiastically engages with sailors from all walks of life regardless of age or ability. The club attained Australian Sailing Discover Sailing Centre accreditation in 2022 and now has four accredited Dinghy Instructors and five Assistant Dinghy Instructors to support their Junior Sailing and Adult Learn to Sail Programs that run from October to March each summer season. The annual Sailing Program at SPASC includes both Friday Twilight and Saturday afternoon races from early September to Anzac Day each year including the annual 14’Cat and Monohull Regatta, Catagatta, Marathon/Pulbah Island Race and Anzac Day Regatta.
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Bar - Boating Facilities - Caravan / Camper Trailer / Campervan Sites / Campsites - Carpark - Family Friendly - Food and Refreshments - Free Wifi - Kiosk - Lookouts - Pet Friendly - Enquire - Picnic Area - Public Toilet - Showers

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