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Bay Harbor Yacht Club

Award winning services and amenities, an incomparable waterfront setting, delicious cuisine and breathtaking views are just a few of the many reasons Bay Harbor Yacht Club creates the perfect atmosphere for your celebration. Located just three miles south of Petoskey and nestled along the shore of Northern Lake Michigan’s Little Traverse Bay, BHYC accommodates year-round events of all sizes including intimate gatherings or guest lists exceeding 400. BHYC is in proximity of various hotels and lodging options, exquisite golf courses, fabulous restaurants and other area attractions.

For booking information and availability, please contact BHYC’s Event Department at [email protected] or 231.439.2101.

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4300 Vista Dr, Bay Harbor, MI 49770

231.439.2103

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4300 Vista Drive, Bay Harbor, MI 49770

231.439.2100 | [email protected]

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Bay Harbor Yacht Club members enjoy fine and casual dining, special themed events, and extensive programming for both children and adults in a facility that has become the Social Center of the Great Lakes. Excellence is a tradition at Bay Harbor Yacht Club and it continues to maintain the highest standard of quality. …

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Love this club! Beautiful view, excellent service and food! Definitely recommend the margarita!

I have been honored to be a guest of my family at the Bay Harbor Yacht Club many times during the past 20 years of it's existence. It was always excellent in all ways from it's beginning and it has continued to get better year by year. The leadership of it's Commodores, the committee members and all the members is evident in it's maturity and splendor. The food is excellent, the service is always very good. Patrick, Kathleen and Carol are always so friendly and attentive to every detail. Whether it is lunch on the Quarter Deck, dinner in the dining room, a wedding dockside or a party in The Lange Pavilion, I cannot think of a better place to be. As bonus, toss in all types of boats and an endless multitude of beautiful sunsets in a location, so loved by the young Earnest Hemingway, yes--great history and next to the Crooked Tree Indian Trail, too. Bay Harbor is great!

I unfortunately cannot tell you, from a true "buyers' point of view", how this yacht club compares to others located on Great Lakes. To be extremely clear, my parents are the long-time, hard workers who earned their ability to afford the fees associated with this family vacation spot. But I hope you still see some value in my review, because sometimes a visitor's outlook can be the most powerful selling point; your children/grandchildren will love coming to visit you, not only because you are awesome parents, but because you live in a really cool place with lots of fun activities. Where to begin? This spot.......just....speechless, hands down, I see God, beautiful. Even without currently owning a boat, our family still has the best time at the Bay Harbor Yacht Club. Located just 70 miles north of Traverse City, this well kept secret offers world class comfort and amenities. For starters, you can enjoy their pool where many parents swim with their kids and order refreshments poolside. If you want to stay in shape during your visit, the club has a decent workout center that doesn't get too crowded. They offer instructor-guided classes such as yoga, pilates, cardio, and even (according to my mom) stretching seminars. If you like to run, the surrounding neighborhood is fun to get lost in. For avid cyclists, feel free to journey from the yacht club to the neighboring city of Charlevoix or Harbor Springs; both are about 14 miles away in opposing directions. The beautiful bicycle path was recently completed for the entire 30-mile stretch hugging Little Traverse Bay, and I guarantee you'd be hard pressed to find a more beautiful bike path anywhere else. Remember to take your camera. If you're bored with pools, walk to their man-made sand beach and go swimming. You can also rent a kayak, paddleboat, or two-seater sailboat to go explore the bay and examine mega yachts up close. From the shore, you can comfortably lounge under an umbrella, or you may choose to build a tan along with some sand castles. There is a swing-set available for your tiny adventurers, but it might take some convincing to get them to stop hunting for tiny beach-crabs near the shore. The club also provides a food stand where you may order picnic-like nibbles like PB&J sandwiches, hotdogs, beer, juice, and sodas. The ground level of the BHYC is where you can find the bar. They offer your typical cocktails, but they throw in a few diverse drink indulgences as well. My favorite coffee drink can be found at this bar titled the "Awesome Coffee". If you like banana's foster because of the fire element, you will enjoy this drink and how it's made. Surrounding the bar is the banquet space that offers a cliffside view of the harbor, surrounding villages, sunset, and boats/mega yachts coming and going. I'm not sure who their chef is at the moment, but the menu is always inventive and the food is never disappointing. Neighboring Cities: The Village of Bay Harbor shares the same harbor as the actual yacht club and it only takes a short walk, jog, bike-ride, or tiny drive to reach. Just off of Front Street in the village is the boat ramp where you can meet with water ski and wave-runner rental companies. Just call ahead because they don't house their rentals in the harbor; they drive in and drop off. You can find many upscale fashion stores, art/restored-car galleries, wine shops, ice cream parlors, delis, high-end grocers, or restaurants. My favorite casual spot is The Knot where you will find a new standard for comparing Fish 'n Chips. You can also have your name painted onto their walls in boat-print if you try all of their 69 beers; not in one sitting of course. For breakfast, an absolute "must" is The Original Pancake House. Holy omelets, my mouth just watered thinking about their fluffy-fluffy pancakes. Petoskey is only four miles up the road and offers your more typical amenities. It has reasonably priced grocers, liquor stores, a movie theater, Walmart, coffee shops, boutique hardware stores (LOVE), parks, the famous St. Francis Xavier Cathedral for a dose of traditional mass, and some awesome Chinese food at Hu Nan. Harbor Springs is only a 15 mile drive from the club and viewable across Little Traverse Bay. It would be a waste not to pay a visit here on your trip. If you enjoy French architecture and gardens, art, homemade ice cream, bicycles, classic boats (the Ford Family Yacht can sometimes be seen here), make the trip over via car, boat, or bike. This city is also home to Nub's Nob offering a variety of short ski runs from bunny to black in the winter. In the city center one can find the Holy Childhood of Jesus Roman Catholic Church for a more contemporary Catholic Mass. Atop the daily activities, Bay Harbor offers numerous annual events, activities and celebrations. You have to be a door nob to be bored. For an up to date list of events, please visit http://www.villageatbayharbor.com/events/events.aspx. Come Up North!

Fantastic service and food great homemade margaritas pleasantly surprised great view as well

I came here for lunch one day after sitting by the pool which was very nice. I ordered the tacos, they were very very good. Messy, but good. This place is great to come to. Loved the beach, and going into the lake. I wish I had more time because I wanted to take the paddle boats out for a spin.

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Project details.

Architecture: Peacock + Lewis

Interior Architecture: Peacock + Lewis

FF&A Interior Design: Peacock + Lewis

Contractor: Clark Construction

Size: 56,133 sq. ft.

Completion Date:

• First Floor Golf Ops, November 2020
• Second floor, January 2021
• 2022 C+RB #3 Top Ranked Aquatics & Pools
• 2021 C+RB Top-Ranked Clubhouse
• 2021 ASID Design Excellence Award- 1st Place Commercial Design Spa/Health/Fitness
• 2021 C+RB Top Ranked Fitness & Wellness Center

BAY HARBOR, MICHIGAN

From its signature location, Bay Harbor Yacht Club is nestled on the shoreline of Bay Harbor Lake with spectacular views to Lake Michigan.  Known as a summer paradise and recently named a Distinguished Emerald Award recipient as one of the finest clubs in the world, this club offers unparalleled amenities such as boating, family recreational activities, and year-round wellness programing for a membership of over 500.

In an effort to fulfill its mission to serve its members as the social center of the Bay Harbor Community with exceptional services, programs, and facilities, the leadership engaged Peacock + Lewis in master planning design which led to a multi-phased clubhouse renovations and amenities expansion program placing emphasis on ensuring that BHYC amenities, activities, and services continue to remain available to members during the entire construction period.

The stately Clubhouse and adjacent Lange Event Center are the scene of all sorts of activities, from wedding celebrations to holiday festivities. Members are also privy to dine in four outstanding restaurants offering choices of casual to gourmet in an indoor or outdoor setting.

The goal for Bay Harbor Yacht Club was to provide for the long-term vibrancy, health, and growth of current members as well as to attract and engage future generations of members by continually improving and responding to the lifestyle needs of its community.

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Shannon Wiltjer

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Matthew Nelson

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welcome to culinary at BHYC

I believe our department is the heart and soul of our Club. After all, my team is responsible for each meal you enjoy, the cocktails and wine selections you savor, and the dining experience overall. 

If you have any questions about our cuisine, our menus and other services here at Bay Harbor—including any special food preferences or dietary restrictions you may have—please don’t hesitate to reach out.

I’d also like to invite you to take part in one of the special culinary experiences we’ve designed just for our new members.  It’s a great way to get the true flavor of the Club. 

On behalf of all of the culinary staff here at Bay Harbor, we’re so glad you joined, and we look forward to seeing you around the Club!

Welcome to Culinary at Bay Harbor!

— Matthew Nelson Clubhouse Manager

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Our Culinary Culture

Entertaining takes center stage at BHYC! Enjoy upscale dining in our indoor Bay View Dining Room, offering the finest locally sourced ingredients with an outstanding wine list.

The Grille Room provides cozy yet elegant dining for sports fans and the family, alongside an ever-changing list of craft beers, wine, and cocktails. Our Quarter Deck provides al fresco dining and the perfect ambiance to relax with your favorite frozen cocktail and enjoy the exquisite views of Lake Michigan and Bay Harbor Lake. 

The Beach House offers a laid-back vibe where you can grab an ice-cold beer, a pizza or burger and watch the kids or grandkids enjoy one of the many water sports available. 

Whatever dining experience you are craving, our Food & Beverage team has it covered!

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Experience the lifestyle

For over 25 years, Bay Harbor Yacht Club has boasted a rich history of bringing families and life-long friends together.  It’s not just a place for dining and cocktails, but a place to relax, meet, to work out and to connect.

When you buy a home in Bay Harbor, you are buying into a community with a lifestyle that offers a wide variety of events and activities for all residents and members.  More than a boating community, Bay Harbor Yacht Club is the perfect destination to enjoy an active lifestyle.  With a year-round calendar brimming with more than 1,000 social events, programs, and activities, every member of the family will find something to pique their interest.  From classes and clinics to cruises and card games, the Club offers a variety of options to explore, play, and connect with friends and neighbors.

Property ownership is not a requirement for membership and there are a variety of categories based upon the applicant’s relationship with the Bay Harbor community.  Please inquire with Membership Services regarding category eligibility. 

“Building on Perfection” 

In 2020, Bay Harbor Yacht Club embarked on an expansive $13.5 million project to renovate and refurbish our facilities, amenities, and services. The Club now features a contemporary modern design, enhancing the already magnificent setting.  Bay Harbor Yacht Club has prioritized community and wellness throughout these renovations and has created a space for members to gather for years to come. The project was completed in June 2021.

Paths To Wellness

The new Wellness Center offers integrated wellness programming and over 7,500 square feet of integrated fitness space, while the stunning and serene Relaxation Spa ensures that members always have a tranquil space to relax and unwind.

Enhanced Dining

The Club’s world-class dining venues have been expanded and redesigned. Members now enjoy a variety of options, from casual indoor dining to an elegant and upscale atmosphere. Expanded outdoor seating ensures everyone gets the best views.

Fun For All Ages

The new Aquatics Center offers swimming space for kids, families and adults. Ample deck seating to ensures everyone has a place to relax by the pool and the children’s splashpad and heated whirlpool guarantee water recreation for everyone.

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Bay Harbor Brokerage is located on Willoughby Spit in Norfolk, Virginia at the southern end of the Chesapeake Bay. We are 12 miles north of milepost 0 on the intracoastal waterway. Established in 1979 by Ron McLean after leaving Columbia Yachts, Bay Harbor opened on a floating office at Rebel Marina. Bay Harbor Brokerage was run out of that office for over 20 years. When that went away a new office was built about 20 feet away to house the brokerage. Bay Harbor has been in the same location for over 41 years!

In 2019, Ron was looking to retire so he set out to find the new owners of his business. Ben & Christina Ritger bought the business in November 2019. Although Ron sold the business, he just couldn’t leave it entirely. When Ron isn’t traveling or sailing, he is still involved with helping some of his longtime clients. Although the owners of the business have changed, the service remains the same! The two things that Bay Harbor Brokerage offers its customers are extensive sailboat knowledge and personal service. Ron has been sailing for over 55 years and has been in the marine industry for 45 years, including working for two boat builders. He has made many offshore passages including transatlantic and raced many more miles. A Virginia native, Ben has an expansive business background, including owning and running a very successful real estate brokerage firm in Florida. His first passion of sailing has kept him on the water cruising and racing boats for over 35 years. Ben’s wife Christina is a classically trained chef that traded in her knives and chef’s jackets for the position of president of this company. Christina handles the back office and sees that the transactions run smoothly. When you call Bay Harbor Brokerage you get Ron, Ben and Christina! Bay Harbor Brokerage has helped customers buy and sell over 1,500 sailboats and has the knowledge to help you in every aspect of buying or selling. Please check out our boats for sale and let us know if we can be of help.

We have been very busy recently and we are in need of quality listings. Please contact us if you have a nice, clean boat to sell and want results.

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