Sakonnet Yacht Club in Little Compton operates a busy junior sailing program that teaches sailing, racing, camp, and cruising skills to members' children on the Sakonnet River. Available listings do not state specific ages or daily schedules, and the program serves club members.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Sakonnet Yacht Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Aliyah Harringtonthey have a summer camp that goes to the beach around the harbor. the kids trash the beach and councils just leave it behind. this is a beautiful beach.
★★★★★Henry BordeauA friendly environment, a great kid's program, and excellent boats.
★★★★DScenic views. The road to the club goes through historic farms, farm stands and locally brewed coffee shops. It features a public walkway, a stone walk into the sea and views of dozens of small boats; and small sailboats. Popular summer spot for fishing and kayaking. It’s secluded during the winter months. Most of the parking around is for club members.
★★★★Sheila G.Big beautiful boats and more, a knowledgeable place with great people and 2 nice men took the time to explain their opinion on lenghthy questions we asked. We've been a few times.
★Tom GoogleNo Fuel. Unfriendly people. Me, my wife and my brother came here in an emergency. We were in a 15 foot motorboat out for the day and we were careless and found ourselves without fuel and no way to get back to the boat ramp (in E. Greenwich). So we limped into this place and the fuel ran out just as we entered. A man who identified himself as "the marina" was standing on the back of his boat and told us that they had no fuel. We said we were desperate. He said "if you stay here, you'll have to pay the full rate for the night." So we were stuck. After he left, I'm not going to say we stole fuel from his gas can but I will say we found fuel somewhere... and vowed we would never return to this snobby, unfriendly place.