There is a ramp into the water and launching dollies that allow most people to hand launch their boats easily. There is an EZE launch for canoes and kayaks. There are two docks: one for launching and one for short term docking.

The club owns two committee motor boats which are kept in one of the garages. Racing occurs on Wed evenings and Sunday afternoons and racers volunteer for at least 2 race dates each season. Casual cruising runs Monday evenings.

The club is managed by its members. There are directors elected from the membership who provide governance and ensure various functions happen throughout the year. Each week club members are responsible for keeping the general appearance of the club neat and tidy — this normally takes about two or three hours and members are only required to do this once per year.

There are a lot of different boat types in the club. Dinghies such as: Lasers, CL14s, CL16s, Wayfarers, Mirrors, Y-Flyers, Sunfish, and Albacores and catamarans like Hobie Waves, 14s, 16s, 18s, and Dart 18s and small keelboats such as Sirens, Sandpipers and Sirius. The club also has a vibrant paddling and windsurfing community with many kayaks, canoes, SUPs, rowboats and standup paddleboards (SUPs).