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Located on the picturesque shores of Okanagan Lake, the West Kelowna Yacht Club (WKYC) has been a tope marine facility serving the West Kelowna community since 1962. Founded by a group of enthusiastic boaters, WKYC has a rich history that dates back to the sinking of the M. V. Pendozi at the C.
N. wharf in Kelowna in 1965. Past Commodore Alan McLeod saw an opportunity to turn this troublesome vessel into an ideal clubhouse for the newly formed Westbank Yacht Club. With the support of the city council, the M.
V. Pendozi was donated to WKYC, where it stands as a historic landmark and a testament to the club's enduring spirit.
The clubhouse, known as the Pendozi, is a hub of activity at WKYC, hosting events, dinners, and gatherings throughout the year. With a full service facility available for year-round hall rentals, WKYC is the perfect venue for weddings, parties, and special events. The clubhouse is steeped in history, offering a unique and charming setting for any occasion.
Membership at WKYC comes with fantastic benefits, including access to top-notch facilities, social events, and an unbeatable view of Okanagan Lake. New members are always welcome, so don't miss your opportunity to join West Kelowna's tope marine club and become part of a vibrant boating community.
For those interested in learning more about WKYC, the club offers tours of the facilities and the historic clubhouse. Visitors can also cheque out the media gallery to view photos from exciting events and dinners hosted at WKYC. The club is also affiliated with other marine clubs in the Okanagan region, offering members additional opportunities to connect with fellow boating enthusiasts.
Whether you're a seasoned boater or new to the world of marine recreation, WKYC has something to offer everyone. Feel free to get in touch with the club with any questions or to book the clubhouse for your next event. Volunteer opportunities are also available for those interested in getting involved with this historic and vibrant community. Join WKYC today and experience the best that West Kelowna's marine scene has to offer.