The Venue 
The Oswego Yacht Club provides this list of accommodations as a courtesy for competitors at LYRA [ ... ]
Located at the International Marina in the Port of Oswego, the Oswego Yacht Club (OYC) was founded i [ ... ]
Things to do Originally built by the British in 1755, Fort Ontario, at the eastern edge of the har [ ... ]
Food, food, food – Within walking distance or on the water Azteca Mexican Restaurant, 53 East Bri [ ... ]
Located at the International Marina in the Port of Oswego, the Oswego Yacht Club (OYC) was founded in 1881 by a prominent local businessman and banker, John T. Mott. It is one of the oldest yacht clubs on Lake Ontario celebrating its 125th
anniversarythe summer of 2006. In 1884 Oswego Yacht Club, under the leadership of John T. Mott, became one of the four founding clubs of the Lake Yacht Racing Association (LYRA). This is the first time since 1928 that OYC has hosted a LYRA Regatta and the Club is looking forward to an exciting week of racing.
The Oswego Yacht Club provides this list of accommodations as a courtesy for competitors at LYRA 2012. The Club has not inspected any of these accommodations and can not warranty the suitability of any of these establishments for any purpose. Information was compiled from a variety of sources easily obtainable on the web.
The Quality Inn has provided special rates for LYRA Participants. Contact them directly and tell them that you are participating in LYRA 2012 at the Oswego Yacht Club. Rates will be available until early July.
Things to do
Originally built by the British in 1755, Fort Ontario, at the eastern edge of the harbor, has been actively involved in most U.S. conflicts up to and including World War II. It has been restored to its 1860s appearance, and you can take a self-guided tour; the fort is open daily from mid-May to late October. In the adjacent waterfront park, you’ll find picnic facilities, a swimming pool, an ice rink (open October –April), a skateboard park, a youth center with an indoor basketball gym, and a playground and baseball diamonds.
Food, food, food – Within walking distance or on the water
Azteca Mexican Restaurant, 53 East Bridge Street. Open for lunch and dinner offering authentic Mexican cuisine Monday through Saturday. 315-341-7045
bistro197, 197 W. First St, Oswego. Trendy, upscale, and yet casual, bistro197 is an American Take on great European Bistro food. 315-343-2930.
