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WHITE ROCK BOAT CLUB White Rock Lake Park developed along with the
sailing clubs in the 20s and 30s and two of the four
White Rock Boat Club was founded in 1960 by sailing clubs that have been on the lake remain
Length: 12' 2" a group of avid racing enthusiasts and boat active. Many of the parks structures as we know
builders. The current membership of White them today were constructed by the CCC during the
Beam: 54" Rock Boat Club includes experienced and great depression. Silt from the creeks feeding into
inexperienced sailing and boating enthusiasts. White Rock Lake forced the lake to be dredged four
Hull Depth: 15" Our members’ willingness to share their sailing times in its almost 100-year existence. The last
experience and expertise remains the strength dredging took place from 1996-1998.
Hull Weight: 135 lbs of our organization. White Rock Boat Club
offers a wide range of sailing and boating White Rock Lake remains the perfect venue for all
Sail Area: 75 sq. ft. opportunities from fleet racing by sailboat class types of non-power boating activities. The size of
along a predetermined course to the lone sailor the lake (2 x 3/4 miles) restricts boating activity
Mast Length: 18’ enjoying a leisurely sail on our beautiful Lake. primarily to use by sailboats, kayaks, canoes and
crewing.
First Built: 1961 White Rock Boat Club Although White Rock Lake remains small by
The Butterfly is large 340 East Lawther Dr. comparison to other lakes, this 1,015 acre urban
enough for two people, but is usually raced Dallas, TX 75218 lake can be a relatively demanding lake to sail.
single-handed. It is fast enough for serious Even the most experienced sailor will be challenged
by this lake. The two active sailing clubs on the lake
competition, light enough for launching by one Butterfly Fleet 20 are White Rock Boat Club and Corinthian Sailing
person, and is virtually maintenance free. The
Butterfly is a nationally established one-design Contact Tom Charland Club. The sailboats at these clubs include the
class, governed by the National Butterfly 214-368-5797 Butterfly, Snipe, Laser, Flying Scot, V-15,
Association. National Regattas are held Corinthian, Lightning and Optimist Pram. These
tom.charland@sbcglobal.net boats range in size from one-person designs to
annually, plus there are local and regional
events, by dozens of fleets across the country. www.butterflyfleet20.org those that accommodate families for day sailing.