656 Shore Drive, Oakdale, NY 11769
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Boat storage and racing requires membership
2021-2022 Frostbiting started Sunday, 10/17/21.
The Frostbiting will be divided in two seasons; A fall and a spring series.
If you miss a few in either season your entire winter score is not hurt.
Fall Racing Schedule:
- October
10,17,31 - November
7, 21, 28 - December
12, 19
New Year’s Day Race – not scored
Spring Racing Schedule:
- January
9, 23 - February
6, 20 - March
6,20 - April 3, 10, 24
All Races Start at noon.
NEWSFLASH** Foiling at CRDC on the blog!
Congratulations to Jim and Marissa as they take the 2020 Winter Championships. Second goes to Brett and D.J. John and Dylan take third. Thanks everyone for participating. Winter racing starts after we defend the JY15 Long Island Championships at home October 24, 2020.
Join us for racing & fun!!!

Photo by Dan Scolnick
Check out the CDRC blog for Race specific current information, photos, videos and commentary.
- Our property is now open for year-round sailing & racing.
- Don’t want to store your boat at your house? leave it here.
Check out the drone footage from the last race of the Decade!
Lot Etiquette:
Bring your boat down anytime!
- Please leave your boat at the edge of the property at 90 degree angles bow out, so as to leave the center area clear for people to move their boats out. More boats fit that way. No one should have to move a boat to get theirs out. Just park yours like everyone else.
- Please park your car parallel to the street and perpendicular to the property line. Please do NOT park on an angle. we can fit more cars in that way.
- All dolly/trailer tires must be filled. It’s almost impossible to move a boat on a dolly with flat tires. Boats need to be mobile. You don’t want to know the penalty for having flat tires.
- All boats need a bucket or milk crate under the bow – we don’t collect water, ice or breed mosquitos.
- All boats must carry a good strong bow line, at least equal to the length of the boat suitable for towing. It is required for safety. Without a bow line, helping a boat in distress becomes exponentially harder.
- All boats must have a sail number on the mainsail in order to get scored.
- If you want to race, come whether you need crew or not. At worst Dan will put you to work on the Race Committee boat. No one has done race committee more than one week before being snapped up as crew!
Racing:

Frostbiting alternate Sundays October through April, schedule.
Racing continues every other Monday evening July and August, 6:15 p.m. start
Thanks for joining us.
Official Photographs by Al Guardino
Queen of the Bay Images
Our Sailing Friends:
Learn how to foil at South Shore Racing School!
Hobie 20 sailing: Catamaran Sailing on Great South Bay
Land Conservation on the River: http://friendsofpickmanremmerwetlands.com
Dan and Shannon’s Quest to help Families: www.matthewsgivingtree.com
Suggestion Box: contact webmaster
Blog Content by Dan Scolnick
How much to keep my kayak for the season?
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kayaks are $100 per YEAR, we go by the year, not the season.
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