Welcome

Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Sailing Club is located on the beautiful Hawkesbury river near Brooklyn at Dead Horse Bay. The Club is run by a group of enthusiastic parent and carer volunteers, and is known for it's friendly relaxed atmosphere. The club opperates on Saturdays during the Spring and Summer and caters for all ages and abilities through our learn to sail program and the racing of Manly Juniors, Flying 11s, 125s, VS 15ft skiffs, 13ft skiffs and 16ft skiffs.

Interested?

Contact: hornsbysailing@gmail.com or come and see us on a Saturday morning, from October to March, the best time to catch someone is around 11:00-12:00.  If you would like try out sailing we can try and organise for you to crew or jump on a support boat. You can use a Sail Pass to provide you with temporary membership and personal accident insurance.

News

Safety boat fundraiser. This donation is tax deductable.

We need to replace our safety boat 1, ideally with a rib. Please donate if you can and send this link to anyone you know that could help us. https://asf.org.au/campaigns/hornsby-ku-ring-gai-sailing-club/safety-boat-replacement

There are are a few Flying 11 skippers looking for crew to race with them for the 2025-26 season.

• Suitable for 8-14yo. Boat supplied.
• No experience necessary.
• Racing is every Saturday 12-5pm October to March during school terms.
• Teams are forming now, don't miss out on a great way to get into sailing.
• Contact hornsbysailing@gmail.com if interested.
• Flying 11 are the most popular youth class in NSW.

Links

2024-25 Season Calendar

2025-26 Season Calendar (draft)

Duty Rosters

If you are unable to make your allocated duty arrange a swap using the contact details on the roster sheet.

Results

SailPass

Goto the membership page, scroll down and click on New Member or Returning member. Use this if you are a casual sailor on a day to day basis with us. You can use it as many times as you like.

HKSC 2 Year Plan – 2023 > 2025

Water Quality

Hawkesbury swimming conditions and water temperature. With thanks to Hornsby Shire Council.