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Eastern Yacht Club is located at the mouth of Middle River just off the Chesapeake Bay in Baltimore County, Maryland. We have over 20 acres of property and our Basin currently has 72 slips. Our beautiful new clubhouse has a large full service bar and a hall that seats 190 people. We also have a Tiki Bar, adjacent to the clubhouse, that is fully enclosed and air-conditioned and heated. There is another pavillion on the grounds that is available, by reservation,  for family outings. For members, there is a beach area with picnic tables and umbrellas as well as a beach bar. For those who like to pub crawl via the water during the summer months, EYC is a Middle River Boat Taxi stop.

Parking for slip holders is adjacent to the piers and beach area. General parking for non slip holders and guests is spacious enough to accomodate our largest EYC events which draw 1100-1200 people. We have a Gazebo just off the water where many weddings are performed during the peak booking months. EYC has it's own caterer, Ben Munoz of Royal Affairs, to help plan the menu for weddings and other booked affairs at EYC. Our Fleet Chaplain, Minister Lisa-Miller Werneke, is also available to officiate at weddings. Kevin and Polly Silate can also provide DJ and Karaoke for your social event at EYC. We also host several other events during the year that are sponsored by other organizations. Among them are the annual 4th of July fireworks display. This is an awesome presentation put on by the Marine Trades Association of Baltimore County. It is truly the best fireworks display on the Chesapeake and draws a throng of 4000 to the grounds of Eastern Yacht Club as well as hundreds of boaters that jockey for position to watch the display from the water. Waterman's Day, where the watermen of the Chesapeake compete in boat races and crab pot pulling contests, is sponsored by the Maryland Watermens Association and occurs toward the end of September. Eastern was also the host of the 2004 and 2005 Dinghy Poker Run, organized by the Norris Lane Trust, for charity. There were over 200 dinghys in the run each year. It was quite a site on Middle River.