Happy Prospector
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For those of you heading down Quartzsite ways this winter the new Quartzsite Visitors Guide is out.
Quartzsite Visitor Guide
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Utclmjmpr
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As this will be my 19th year going there, I havent needed one.>>>Dan
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I can't believe the number of businesses and services they have listed in the back of the guide!
Quartzsite is getting upscale.
Quartzsite is getting upscale.
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Happy Prospector
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utahclaimjumper said:
19 years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good for you Dan, compared to you I'm still a Johnny come lately at only 6 years.
garyb1st
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I agreed with Dan, but after looking at the index and seeing a listing for Yacht Club, I just had to check. It's a restaurant described as the "Largest Yacht Club in the World", with the tag, "Long Time No Sea". 
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LOL Gary, that's a neat name for the restaurant.
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Any yachts berthed outside?
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Apparently there's one out back that's part of the motel.
And a few "members" have used their card for reciprocity privileges at swankier water based clubs.
http://www.quartzsiteyachtclub.com/Membership.html
And a few "members" have used their card for reciprocity privileges at swankier water based clubs.
http://www.quartzsiteyachtclub.com/Membership.html
john owens
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The Guide looks very informative! We have been going for only 5 years but really know nothing about all there is to see and do. Where do we get a copy?? Planning on going next Month...unless second grand child needs Grandma's attention...(birth due next week or so}...
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You can get the Quartzsite Visitor Guide at the Town Hall, most Businesses and RV Parks, they are usually easy to get. Look up the Quartzsite Improvement Association, lots of good things going on and it's an easy way to meet people and make new friends and find out more about the "Q".
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Thanks Lou, interesting. Reciprocity can be quite iffy. We've belonged to several Bay Area clubs that are affiliated with PICYA (Pacific Inter Club Yachting Association). When we took a cruise down the coast, we found that most Southern California YCs don't recognize PICYA; They have their own S Ca equivalent association, which we hadn't heard of. So, no reciprocity for us, although they let us berth (for a price) and enter their clubhouses.
Coincidentally, Chris was Commodore of one of the clubs when we applied for, and were accepted into, PICYA. Had a nice 'initiation' ceremony at the Tahoe YC (on North Shore).
Can't speak for the rest of the country, but I have heard of some folks in PICYA affiliated clubs being welcomed at a YC in Hawaii..
Coincidentally, Chris was Commodore of one of the clubs when we applied for, and were accepted into, PICYA. Had a nice 'initiation' ceremony at the Tahoe YC (on North Shore).
Can't speak for the rest of the country, but I have heard of some folks in PICYA affiliated clubs being welcomed at a YC in Hawaii..
