Harbour

Pultneyville Yacht Club

Williamson, United StatesGreat Lakes
Type
Harbour

Private club on the south shore of Lake Ontario at Pultneyville, about 10 miles west of Sodus Bay.

Guide

Approach and anchoring

Approach from the north into the small Pultneyville harbour, the best protected port between Rochester and Sodus Bay. Approach depth about 7 feet, dockside depth about 5 feet. Reciprocal club membership required to take a transient berth.

Practical

84 berths in total with 5 transient, fixed and floating pontoons, suitable up to 40 feet LOA. 30 amp shore power, fresh water, WiFi, pumpout, heads and showers. Thursday evening club racing through the season.

History

Pultneyville was Wayne County's only port until the opening of the Erie Canal in 1823, and served coastal trade as far as New York and Boston. The hamlet was raided by British forces under Commodore Sir James Lucas Yeo on 15 May 1814 during the War of 1812.

Key facts

Type
Harbour
Coordinates
43.28233, -77.18569 (43°16.94'N 77°11.14'W)
Town
Williamson
Country
United States
Updated
July 7, 2026

Getting there

Pultneyville Yacht Club lies at 43°16.94'N 77°11.14'W, that is 43.28233, -77.18569 in decimal degrees.

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