GENERAL:
Boater owned and oriented private facility, policy
established by the Corporation's elected Board of Directors
Experienced and friendly Staff
24 hr security
Service available in English and French languages
Dock access restricted to Members, Associate Members, registered visiting
boaters, boaters' guests
Mechanical and other repair services within 1 km
Commercial boat storage off site at several locations within 1 km
Commercial sale of CHS marine charts within 1 km
Chandeleries within 1 km
OUR MARINA:
125 berths
Visiting boat capacity dependent on availability - please contact us
for reservations
20', 25', 35' docks
Electrical and water at designated docks
Immediate access to Northumberland Strait waters
Fuel (diesel and gasoline) at Pointe-du-Chêne Wharf - 0.1 km
Pumpout station at Pointe-du-Chêne Wharf - 0.1 km
CCG Inshore Rescue on site
CCG Auxiliary on site
Launch ramp at Pointe-du-Chêne Wharf - 0.1 km
Scheduled crane launches & haulouts at Pointe-du-Chêne Wharf
- 0.1 km
OUR CLUBHOUSE & OTHER:
Roomy & comfortable clubhouse
Propane fireplace
Second floor lookout deck
Clean Washrooms and Showers
Laundry Room
Dispensers for Sandwiches, soft drinks, ice etc.
Microwave oven
PCYC Member access (by reservation) to well equipped Summer kitchen
BBQs, Picnic tables
Paved parking for members & their guests
Tourism Information on site
Our neighbours - the popular Pointe-du-Chêne Wharf and its visitor
oriented attractions, restaurants, cruise operations etc. - 0.1 km
Trans-Canada & New Brunswick Trail (pedestrian/cycling,) Shediac
section, begins 0.1 km from PCYC entrance
Parlee Beach - 0.4 km
Car Rental - Enterprise - 532-2914, at Seaside ChevOlds dealership
- 6 km
Several Golf courses, closest 2 km
Shopping and other services - 1 km
OUR SUMMER WEATHER ETC.:
In summer, prevailing SW winds are warm and moderate
Fog is rare on the Northumberland Strait - very few pleasure vessels
are equipped with radar
Our tides are mixed semi-diurnal - two high, two low per day, range
to 3 feet (1 Meter ) with an average of 2 feet (.67 meters).
Currents are generally weak on the Northumberland Strait, with local
exceptions
