Pioneer Valley Yacht Club
Our hidden gem on the
beautiful Connecticut River
Commodore's Corner
Please click on the link below for some information on the history of our club.
History of the Pioneer Valley Yacht Club
The Pioneer Valley Yacht Club is a beautiful and special
place, not just in the summer, but all year round.  Many of
us enjoy spending time at the club during the winter when
the river and the grounds have a special beauty,
particularly when viewed from in front of a warm fire.  I
hope that you will take full advantage of your membership
by stopping into the clubhouse during the winter months.  
You may be the only one there or you may find a small
group of members enjoying an impromptu potluck dinner
or a glass of wine, especially on the weekends.  Some
members stop down on most Friday nights for an
impromptu ‘potluck’ dinner and any member is certainly
welcome to bring a favorite dish and join us.

It takes the efforts of many committed members to make
the PVYC the wonderful place that it is and that work goes
on all year long.  There are a number of projects planned
for the upcoming months including the refurbishing of a
few small dinghies so that members can use them next
season and the addition to our tool shed so that we can
better store our grounds equipment.  As always, John
Mientus will be providing the leadership and many hours
of work on these projects and he will be assisted by a
number of other dedicated club members who unselfishly
provide the PVYC with their time and talents.  Please join
me in thanking John and his crew for all of their hard work.

The Pioneer Valley Yacht Club is a beautiful and special
place all year ‘round—thanks to the dedication of so many
of our members.  Please take the time to join me in
thanking them when you have the opportunity.  Best
wishes to all PVYC members for 2010 and I hope that you
renew your membership and take the opportunity to stop
by to enjoy the PVYC’s special beauty on one of these
wonderful winter days.

Mary Breeding, Commodore