The dream of a new Yacht Club in Sea Isle City came true when dedication ceremonies were held for the original clubhouse on Saturday afternoon, August Thirtieth, in nineteen hundred and forty-one. For several years, this had been uppermost in the minds of many individuals, the most vocal of whom was Mr. William A. Haffert, editor of the Cape May County Times.
Mr. Haffert had published countless editorials strongly emphasizing the advantages that such a club could offer to the community in providing a high-quality recreational area, which would offer an inducement for desirable property owners to settle here. The editorials, along with letters from several summer residents, urged the Chamber of Commerce to initiate the promotion of a Yacht Club, but the suggestions went unheeded by the city.
Mr. Haffert had published countless editorials strongly emphasizing the advantages that such a club could offer to the community in providing a high-quality recreational area, which would offer an inducement for desirable property owners to settle here. The editorials, along with letters from several summer residents, urged the Chamber of Commerce to initiate the promotion of a Yacht Club, but the suggestions went unheeded by the city.
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Born and raised in Southern New Jersey, Jim has grown up in the hospitality industry. His family owned and operated a restaurant and motel in Cape May County. After attending Stockton College for one year, he then transferred to York College of Pa. In 2001, he graduated from York with a degree in business management and a minor in human resources.
Dining
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Our main dining room offers a fine dining experience and is open through-out the summer and shoulder seasons. The main dining room has a panoramic view of the bay with both low & high-top inside seating option, as well as a wraparound deck offering a magnificent outside dining experience. Reservations are recommended for the main dining room and outside decks.
Guest Policy
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All members are required to check in at the front desk upon entering the club and must swipe their membership card through the computer system. At this time all guests over the age of 21 must be signed in. There is no guest limitation for a member's grandparents, parents, children (and spouses) or grandchildren of any age.
Dress Code
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The club promotes a casual atmosphere with a relaxed dress code, we do however rely on members and guests to dress neat in appearance in keeping with the spirit of the club. Men: are required to wear collared shirts and no hats past 5pm, which applies to both floors and decks. If there is a medical reason for wearing a hat, please inform club management upon arrival.
Reciprocity
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The Yacht Club of Sea Isle City is a long-time member of the Yachting Club of America. Members of other yacht clubs are welcome to visit the YCSIC for dinner up to six times in a calendar year. The visiting member's Yacht Club must belong to The Yachting Club of America. Please provide first & last name and the Yacht Club where you are currently a member.
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