Our clubhouse is located at Mylor Yacht Harbour, where Mylor Creek enters Carrick Roads. In the heart of some of the finest sailing waters in the country.

The yacht harbour occupies the site of the former Mylor Naval Dockyard - the smallest Royal Navy dockyard in England. The clubhouse stands on the end of a granite quay projecting into the harbour, adjacent to the marina pontoons, on the site of the naval guardhouse.

The clubhouse has a comfortable lounge and well-stocked bar plus a balcony enjoying magnificent views of Carrick Roads and the Roseland peninsula beyond. Light lunches are available most Sundays throughout the winter.

As the clubhouse is within the bounds of the yacht harbour, members benefit from many excellent facilities on the doorstep. However, the Club remains independent and is owned by its Members and run by its Management Committee.

Smoking is not permitted in the clubhouse!

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Local Information

The clubhouse and marina are within easy walking distance (1¼ miles/ 2Km) of the village of Mylor Bridge, where there are shops for basic provisions. Alternatively, walk to Flushing (about the same distance but over the hill) and take the ferry to the centre of Falmouth for a wide range of shopping and entertainment facilities - a small supermarket is close to the ferry landing.

Although there are no bus services from Mylor Yacht Harbour, there are regular services to Falmouth, Truro and other locations from Mylor Bridge and Flushing.

New in 2004, Aquacab's Mylor Shuttle service runs between May and September as an hourly service between Mylor YH and the Prince of Wales Pier, Falmouth. Aquacab’s Fast Water Taxi service, introduced in 2003, will run as usual taking you anywhere you wish to go in the estuary - so you can still get to the Pandora for a quick pint or two and not worry about who’s driving!

For those who enjoy walking, there are some delightful rambles in the vicinity. The Fal Estuary and its surroundings are an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' and provide an exceptionally fine area for exploration. There are numerous creeks accessible to dinghies or boats of shallow draft. It is possible to go as far as Truro by water, taking account of the tides.