

1941 as the “Port Curtis Aquatic Club” with a focus on aquatic events. Over time, however, the club shifted its focus predominantly to sailing and became the “Port Curtis Sailing Club”.
Located on Auckland Creek, the Port Curtis Sailing Club offers direct access to Gladstone Harbour in Queensland, Australia. The club is the proud host destination for the annual Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race, attracting Racing and Cruising Yachts, both Mono and Multihulls, as well as a variety of dinghies including Sabots, Impulse Dinghies, O’pen BIC, Lasers, Diamond, and Moth.
For those interested in learning how to sail, the Port Curtis Sailing Club is an accredited sail training school with Australian Sailing. They offer tuition for both adults and juniors, providing a comprehensive learning experience.
The club also offers a range of services and amenities for its members. They have a dedicated Sailing Results section to keep members updated, a calendar of events and regattas, and a newsletter called "The Straphanger”. Safety compliance is paramount at PCSC, and they provide a Policies and Safety Compliance Checklist for members to adhere to.
In addition to sailing, the Port Curtis Sailing Club also features a vibrant social scene. The club's restaurant offers a variety of delicious meals, while the bars and beer garden provide a perfect setting to relax and unwind. The Captain's Deck and New Veranda offer stunning views of the water and sunset, creating a picturesque setting for members to enjoy.
Membership options at the Port Curtis Sailing Club include Ordinary Membership for sailing members, both junior and senior, with an affiliation to Australian Sailing. Associate Membership is available for family and friends of sailing members, and Family Membership provides a discounted price for families where at least one parent/legal guardian is an Ordinary Member.
Port Curtis Sailing Club is proudly supported by Gladstone Regional Council’s Rise Up Fund, which aims to assist not-for-profit sport, recreation, and community organisations impacted by the COVID-19 health emergency. The club is also supported by Gladstone Regional Council’s Community Investment Programme.
Overall, the Port Curtis Sailing Club in Gladstone offers a vibrant and supportive community for sailing enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. Whether you are looking to learn how to sail, participate in races, or simply enjoy the social atmosphere, PCSC provides the perfect environment for your sailing adventures.