Sea Bases

California

Albatross Sea Scout Base
225 North Court
Martinez, CA

Points of contact:
Skipper Adam Mollwitz: 925-708-2918
Available guest facilities:
Dockage, power, two heads, plenty of private parking, all regatta equipment for practicing. We hold our own regatta every April.

Long Beach Sea Scout Base
5875 Apian Way
Long Beach, CA
Local phone: (562) 431-5309

Points of contact:
Roy Kamisugi: 562-427-0911 or 562-431-5309

Lucie Stern Maritime Center
2069 Harvard Street
Palo Alto, CA 94306

Base website: http://www.lsmc.net/mc/
Points of contact:
E-Mail: kmurray@fre.devry.edu

Newport Sea Base
1931 West Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach, CA 92663
(949) 642-5031; Fax: (949) 650-5407
Base website: http://www.seabase.org/
Point of contact:
Knowlton Shore, Program Director
E-Mail: knowltons@ocbsa.org
Available guest facilities:
Guest dock, shore power, water, telephone, shower, Taco Bell, McDonalds, West Marine. Home of the Training Ship ARGUS.

Stockton Sea Scout Base
3100 Monte Diablo Avenue
Stockton, CA 95203
(209) 937-9922
Base website: http://www.angelfire.com/sc/cuttermorris/page80.html

Florida

Florida National High Adventure Sea Base
P.O. Box 1206
Islamorada, FL 33036
Local phone:
305-664-5615 Fax: 305-517-2743
Point of contact:
Paul M. Beal, General Manager
Available guest facilities:
The Florida National High Adventure Sea Base is headquartered in the heart of the fabulous Florida Keys, on an island 75 miles south of Miami. Scouting's most complete aquatic facility offers a complete variety of water activities from SCUBA diving to sailing "Tall Ships". All of our participants have the opportunity to swim, snorkel, and fish among the most beautiful coral reefs in the northern hemisphere.
Florida Sea Base Conference and Retreat Center

North Carolina

Pamlico Sea Base
419 Boy Scout Road
Blounts Creek, NC 27814
Local phone: (252) 946-4085; Fax: (252) 975-1133
Points of contact:
Ray Hayden
Located on the Pamlico River, approximately 60 miles west of Cape Hatteras and North Carolina's Outer Banks. Facilities available year-round. Off shore mooring, cabins, tent sites, and showers available. Summer programs include week long sailing, sea kayaking and canoeing expeditions.

New Jersey

Patriots' Path Council Seabase
4700 Tremly Point Road
Linden, NJ 07036
Local phone:
(908) 862-3092
(908) 862-7328
Points of contact:
Martin A. Flynn, (908) 574-2843
Joseph Gooney, (908) 862-6119
Available guest facilities:
1 45' berth, shore power, fresh water & telephone.

Oregon

Cascade Pacific Council Sea Scout Base
7005 NE Marine Dr.
Portland, OR 97218
Local phone:
(503) 288-1677
Points of contact:
Eric Kozowski, (503) 232-2283
Commodore Jim Larsen, (360) 695-0867
Available guest facilities:
80' guest dock, shore power, fresh water, telephone, shower. Other berthing may be available. Summertime low water may only allow for vessels up to 6' draft at high tide. Low tide may restrict access to vessels with 3' or less draft. Please contact us ahead of time for navigation instructions.

Texas

Texas Sea Base
5715 Sadler Circle
Dallas, TX 75235
Sea Base is located in Galvaston, Texas

Telephone: (214) 621-0001
Point of contact:
Rudy Ced
This is a high adventure based operated like a Coast Guard Base that will provide another venue for teaching life skills to Venturing scouts ages 14-21.

Instruction in leadership, seamanship, navigation, piloting, rules of the road, sailing, engine maintenance, communication, safety at sea, scouting values and codes will be taught in a maritime environment.

Virginia

Chesapeake Bay High Adventure Sailing Experience
Indian Creek and Pitman's Cove
Kilmarnock, Virginia
Local phone: (757) 595-3356
Points of contact:
Bill Bomely
Hugh H. Riley, Council Commodore
The Chesapeake High Adventure Sailing Experience (CHASE), gives participants the opportunity to sail the same waters that pirates, and seafarers have plied since the discovery of America. It is headquartered in Virginia on the famous Chesapeake Bay. The base is located Just north of Windmill Point and the Rappahannock River on Fleets Bay within minutes of historic Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown VA. Washington, D.C. is only 2 1/2 hours away by car.
This base provides both a High Adventure Aquatics experience, and an Outpost Sailing Experience. Participants will experience sailing in one of our sailboats, enjoy water-skiing, canoeing, and kayaking. They will have an opportunity to earn several water sport awards and certifications appropriate for their program. Those participating in the Outpost Sailing Experience will enjoy an extended sailing adventure, including a 6 day sailing voyage on the Chesapeake Bay that includes snorkeling.

Wisconsin

William J. Russell, Sr. Sea Scout Base
2420 South Lincoln Memorial Drive
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53207-1997
(South side of US Coast Guard Group Milwaukee base)
Local phone:

Points of contact:
Steve Smiley, 262-242-5325

Available guest facilities:
Facilities include building, hoist, small and large sailboats, powerboats, canoes and rowboats. Overnight dockage and moorings are available for transient Sea Scouts with reservations. Training schedule includes sailing, racing, boating safety certificate, motorboating and High Adventure Week.

Sinnissippi Council Sea Scout Squadron Seabase
Lake Geneva Yacht Club
Piers 524 & 525
Fontana, WI 53125-0324
Points of contact:
Bill Sills, (414) 249-0225, (414) 249-0943-fax
Available guest facilities:
1-30' berth, meals, lounge, showers, fresh water, telephone, dry sail area with hoists, automobile and trailer parking. Advance reservations are required because our facilities are limited and demand is great in season (Memorial Day to Labor Day). During regattas our facilities are limited to participants.