| The change of watch New officers. Commodore Bill Schnell,(top left) Secretary Sue Schnell(next to Bill), Vice commodore Dan Krick (right), Treasure Kim Galivan, (bottom) |
About Us
In 1950 six avid boaters got together to form
the Olympia Outboard Boating Club. From
these beginnings, the club has grown into a
group of active boaters here on our Puget
Sound waters.
The club's purpose is to serve the interests
of those boat owners who navigate the
South Sound To the Strait.
We support action against the pollution of
our recreational waters. We also exchange
all sorts of boating information and promote
safety for those out enjoying that leisure time
activity at our docks and club house.
The present location of the club house is on
Steamboat Island. It was purchased in 1968.
Over the course of years, the member ship
added 80 feet of docks, 200 feet of
bulkheads with steps to the beach, and 2
kitchens. Six RV spots have been added
with beautiful views of the sound.
A fire pit and kitchen area are below the club
house. This area is where the sandy beach
meet the tide lands and where members
spend time telling stories, cleaning the fresh
catch, along with crabs when in season, and
fish. The tide water has a great reflection of
those evening sunsets.
Come and enjoy the area as a guest by
calling one of our members on our contact
list and setting up a time, or just visit the
calender and RSVP to a function. Our
meetings are the first Tuesday of a new
month Thanks, and hope to see you soon.
the Olympia Outboard Boating Club. From
these beginnings, the club has grown into a
group of active boaters here on our Puget
Sound waters.
The club's purpose is to serve the interests
of those boat owners who navigate the
South Sound To the Strait.
We support action against the pollution of
our recreational waters. We also exchange
all sorts of boating information and promote
safety for those out enjoying that leisure time
activity at our docks and club house.
The present location of the club house is on
Steamboat Island. It was purchased in 1968.
Over the course of years, the member ship
added 80 feet of docks, 200 feet of
bulkheads with steps to the beach, and 2
kitchens. Six RV spots have been added
with beautiful views of the sound.
A fire pit and kitchen area are below the club
house. This area is where the sandy beach
meet the tide lands and where members
spend time telling stories, cleaning the fresh
catch, along with crabs when in season, and
fish. The tide water has a great reflection of
those evening sunsets.
Come and enjoy the area as a guest by
calling one of our members on our contact
list and setting up a time, or just visit the
calender and RSVP to a function. Our
meetings are the first Tuesday of a new
month Thanks, and hope to see you soon.
Olympia Outboard Boating club
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