
The Club, formed in 1930 is steeped in history and traditions, provides a social centre and moorings for members.
Below are the many aspects of the Club that makes it special to us.
Objectives
Thames Motor Yacht Club’s primary objectives are the encouragement and development of motor boating.
This includes the provision of:
- facilities for information, instruction, education and advice upon all matters pertaining to the sport in general
- a social centre for members
- moorings for craft.
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New Members Always Welcome
Full Members, Social Members. Family Members.
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Moorings

The Club provides moorings bankside and pontoon for up to 28 boats. These moorings are available to Full Members of the Club.
Visiting boats with prior arrangement are welcome to join members in the Riverside Bar when open.
The Clubhouse

The main Clubhouse has facilities to entertain and feed up to 100 people, has its own large bar, reception area and fully fitted galley. Dinner and dances are frequently held there for the benefit of Club members. Outside is a patio seating area.
Riverside Area

Overlooking the moorings is the Riverside Bar, with its own bar and galley. Open on Friday nights and at weekend lunch times with its large patio and barbecue area ever popular with the members during the warmer summer months. We also use it at other times for smaller functions of up to 40 people.
Location

Our moorings are just two locks away from the tidal Thames.
Our Club is a few minutes walk away from Hampton Court Railway Station, and the many pubs, restaurants and shops in East Molesey.
Social & Boating Life

Club life revolves around the Commodore’s Programme that includes many social events at the Club, boat handling, and cruises up and down river, and across the English Channel.
Membership

The Club has a very active membership, of full boating members, family members and social members.
New members are always welcome – call in and have a look.
RYA Training Courses

TMYC Training covers these courses that are all open to the public
* RYA Day Skipper Theory,
* RYA Yachtmaster / Coastal Skipper Theory,
* VHF ( SRC) * CEVNI
* First Aid at Sea
History

Having a Club that was founded in 1930 we have a lot of history, some recorded here…