Ordinary members are entitled to participate in all activities of the Club and to utilise the Club amenities. Ordinary members have voting rights.

A member who is a Western Australia Senior Card holder and includes the spouse/partner of the member. Senior Members are entitled to participate in all activities of the Club and to utilise Club amenities. Senior Members have voting rights.

A registered company or business which nominates an individual of the company or business as the Corporate Member. Corporate Members are entitled to participate in all activities of the Club and to utilise the Club amenities. Corporate members have voting rights.

A member who is 30 years of age or under. Transitional Members are able to spread payment of their nomination fee over a period of 5 years and are entitled to participate in all activities of the Club and to utilise the Club amenities. Transitional Members are not entitled to vote.

The parent or guardian of a Junior Member where both the parent or guardian and Junior member are actively involved in a section of the Club and includes the spouse or partner of the parent or guardian. Associate Members are only entitled to participate in the activities of the Section of the Club in which the Junior member participates and are entitled to utilise Club amenities. Associate Members are not entitled to vote at General Meetings.

The parent or guardian of a Junior Member where both the parent or guardian and Junior member are actively involved in a section of the Club and includes the spouse or partner of the parent or guardian. Associate Members are only entitled to participate in the activities of the Section of the Club in which the Junior member participates and are entitled to utilise Club amenities. Associate Members are not entitled to vote at General Meetings.

Members over the age of 18 years and who are full-time students at a tertiary institution. Student Members are entitled to participate in all the activities of the Club and to utilise the Club amenities. Student Members are not entitled to vote.

Persons under the age of 18 years who may be elected by the Management Committee. Junior Members are entitled to participate in all activities of the Club and to utilise Club amenities. Junior Members are not entitled to vote.

A person nominated by the Skipper of the Vessel in which he periodically competes in Club events and such nomination being seconded by the Rear Commodore of the relevant section. Crewing Members are entitled to participate in activities of the relevant section only. Crewing Members are not entitled to attend or vote at General Meetings.

Members whose usual place of residence is not less than one hundred kilometres from the Club premises by the shortest route. Country members are entitled to participate in all activities of the Club and to utilise Club amenities. Country Members are not entitled to vote at General Meetings.

Members of other Aquatic Sports Clubs who are elected by the Management Committee. Reciprocal Members are entitled to participate in activities of the Club and to utilise Club amenities. They are not entitled to vote. 

The Clubhouse Membership gives Members unlimited access solely to the Food & Beverage facilities, including dining in the exclusive Clubhouse restaurant and bar plus all social events on the Club's social calendar. Include your spouse or partner for a small extra fee. Clubhouse Members are not entitled to participate in any of the Club or Section/Divisions on-water activities, receive any discounts for all training and development courses and are also not permitted to vote in or attend the Club's AGM.

Temporary Members are those who are granted access to the Club’s licenced facilities for the purpose of a function/event or to explore the facilities with the intention of then becoming a full member.

SailPass is an initiative of Australian Sailing to get new people to try sailing before committing to annual club membership or course.

SailPass is a flexible pass that allows people to discover sailing in a fun, safe and affordable way.

It is also a fantastic way to have a great day out and learn new skills. It's aimed at individuals, friends, families or work colleagues. And it's a great way to enjoy the sailing lifestyle in some amazing locations - and all at a sailing club near them.

SailPass gives people the opportunity to try sailing a number of times, plus it allows them to get the feel for a club before doing a course or becoming a member.

There is no need to own a boat or even know how to sail, as experienced sailors will take people aboard their boats where people can help set the sails, take the helm or simply come along for the ride.

Designed to allow a current member to suspend his or her membership during a period when circumstances make the continuation of active membership problematic for reasons such as: relocation, maternity/paternity leave or other circumstances that satisfy Management Committee.