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Get ready for the 2023 Camden Classics Cup

by Camden Classics Cup 4 Feb 2023 14:39 UTC July 27-29, 2023
2022 Camden Classics Cup © Camden Yacht Club

We are still in awe of the success of the 2022 Camden Classics Cup. Stunning weather, exciting racing conditions, a brand new facility for post racing festivities and a record number of 91 yachts made 2022 an amazing year. We're looking forward to an even better event in 2023!

Registration opens on February 11th for the 7th Annual Camden Classics Cup, held July 27-29, 2023. Get excited for two days of great racing on Penobscot Bay, festive parties, along with the annual Youth Regatta and the Parade of Sail around Camden Harbor.

The post-race parties on the harbor are going to be even better this year. Expect to enjoy plenty of socializing, dining and music at the Lyman-Morse facility in the heart of Camden harbor. Last year's events sold out early, so remember to buy tickets for your crew!

Many thanks again this year to Stephens Waring Yacht Design, our dockage sponsor. Dockage will be included with your registration on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority given to vintage and classic vessels.

Please feel free to email us with any questions about the event or registration. Interested in sponsoring? Please email us at

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