Windycrest Sailing Club

About the Club

Keystone Lake, Tulsa, Oklahoma — a member-run sailing club built by its own membership since 1965.

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Club Brochure

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Map of Keystone Lake, Prue, OK

Keystone Lake Map

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Hand-drawn directions to Windycrest

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The Club — Established in 1965

Thank you for your interest in Windycrest Sailing Club. Many members feel it's the best club anywhere. It's a terrific mix of keelboats, centerboard boats, racing, cruising, and social events that offers something for all sailors. Lots of clubs can tout facilities, size, location, price, and amenities — Windycrest stands with the best of them, but what sets us apart, and is our most important asset, is the membership itself.

Club members contribute their time and skills to better the club. All improvements and events are planned and executed by the membership. It's a special relationship between the club, the members, and the individual — this "Windycrest Spirit," a helpful, friendly, responsible can-do attitude that past and current members exude, started back in 1965 and has built Windycrest into the special place that it is today.

Our History

Windycrest celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2015 and commemorated the event with a special book containing articles written by various members of the club. You can read about the formation, and the first and second twenty-five years of the club's history, in our Golden Anniversary Book.

Membership

Check out our Membership page for information on joining.

Activities

You'll find Windycrest a very active sailing club — we stay busy with an extensive schedule of events running from March through November.

Club Racing

Series racing for both one-design and handicap racing (PHRF numbers for handicapping). Holiday long-distance races. Annual ALS Charity Regatta. Windybowl regatta for juniors. Windycup — the all-club championship.

Championship Events

US Sailing championships and ladder events. National, regional, and district regattas.

Central States Sailing Association

Annual spring regatta, CSSA junior and women's regattas.

Training Programs

Learn-to-sail program for kids 8 to 18. Adult men's and women's training programs, taught by US Sailing/Red Cross certified instructors.

Cruises & Raft-Ups

Sunset sails, overnight excursions, restaurant visits, sandy beaches, wildlife watching — enjoy it all at your own pace.

Brunches & Theme Parties

Memorial & Labor Day brunches, luau, Cheeseburgers in Paradise, chili cook-off, and more.

Pot Lucks & Beach Parties

Fun, informal get-togethers for members and their guests.

Fleet Meetings

Trade ideas and tips for sailing your class of boat. Share in fleet projects, race committees, and the camaraderie of others with like interests.

Buying a Sailboat?

Check out our Classifieds page — you're likely to find a great deal that's just what you're looking for.

Facilities

While you won't find a restaurant, bar, or fancy clubhouse, what you will find are superb facilities that enhance your sailing activities:

104slips on 4 docks
124centerboard trailer spaces
24moorings
27dry-sail keelboat spaces
26space centerboard boat dock
4club dinghies to use
4club-owned power boats
4boat Laser training fleet
18boat Opti/Sabot training fleet
6boat Club 420 training fleet

Also: a centerboard tie-up dock; 3-boat-wide launching ramp; hydro-hoist boat lift for member use; mast raising device; 2-level pavilion; modern shower house; primitive camping area; boat trailer storage area; travel trailer/RV parking area; ample car parking; full-time facilities manager; and security gate.

Note: Windycrest is protected by a security gate and surveillance cameras. Contact the Vice Commodore to gain access.