The Selby Bay Yacht Club (SBYC) is a member-owned yacht club located in Selby Bay off the South River minutes from the Chesapeake Bay.

SBYC has a:

72 slip marina with slips from 33' to 80'
beautiful clubhouse
refreshing swimming pool
cozy fire pit
immaculately landscaped grounds
paved parking lots
great location

Many of the most popular cruising destinations, including Annapolis, Kent Island, Rock Hall, St. Michaels and others are an easy trip from the SBYC docks.
Our location in Edgewater, Maryland is minutes from Annapolis by land for shopping, dining and entertainment.

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Looking for a premier boating experience? Selby Bay Yacht Club has openings! Explore our vibrant community. We currently have a limited number of 45' & 55' slips and a range of exclusive member benefits.

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Pool Hours

Hours
Wed, Thu, & Fri	4 PM to 8 PM
Sat, Sun, & Mon Holidays	12 PM to 8 PM

Closes for the season on September 7

Bagel Breakfasts

Bagels and coffee will be available from 9 AM to 11 AM in the Clubhouse on Saturdays and Sundays beginning on Saturday,May 23rd and ending on Sunday, September 6.

Chesapeake Bay Boating & Sailing News Feed
Sunday, July 19, 2026

Chesapeake Bay Boating & Sailing News Feed
Sunday, July 19, 2026

Governer Moore Allocates $20 Million for Maryland Waterway Infrastructure and Safety Upgrades

Summary: On July 15, 2026, Governor Wes Moore announced a massive $20 million funding package split between Capital Grants and General Obligation Bonds to support 24 public boating infrastructure projects across Maryland for Fiscal Year 2027. The initiative targets critical channel dredging, enhanced public boating access, and safety fleet upgrades across major maritime communities, including significant investments targeted directly at St. Michaels.

St. Michaels Improvements: The Town of St. Michaels is receiving a $725,000 grant specifically earmarked for crucial facility upgrades at the West Harbor Road and East Chew Avenue boating marinas.

Safety and Maintenance Dredging: The statewide package allocates $180,000 for a new Maryland Natural Resources Police safety and rescue vessel, alongside $964,500 dedicated to emergency and maintenance dredging across public channels.

Environmental Support: A dedicated $175,000 matching grant is established for the Clean Vessel Act Pumpout Grant Program to ensure water quality protection across heavily trafficked recreational bays.

Source: Maryland Department of Natural Resources News

Summer Boatshop Boom Defies Sustained Fuel Price Pressures

Summary: According to mid-July maritime commercial briefings, northern Chesapeake Bay boatyards and restoration facilities are experiencing a peak summer surge in refits and engine upgrades. Despite high seasonal marine fuel costs, local boaters are filling service queues, prompting major facility expansions and a widespread push for skilled marine trades hiring.

Annapolis Refits: Facilities like Annapolis Gelcoat and Restoration are tackling extensive structural overhauls, including a complete, ground-up restoration of a vintage 1965 Formula Thunderbird.

Custom Fabrication Demands: Advanced repower installations are surging along the Western Shore; tech teams recently completed a complex Nanni engine retrofitting on a classic Grand Banks vessel, requiring custom structural rigging directly through the salon windows.

Source: PropTalk Magazine Boatshop Reports