The POST trailer and canoes are kept in spot 64, and we have a storage locker #2 DE. The locker has our combination lock on it. Combination lock: 1 – 8 – 8 – 0. The storage locker does not have electricity. A couple of rechargeable work lights are in the shed. They can be recharged in the van while driving to and from a trip. The van also has a couple of flashlights in it.

The van will be kept at Don’s home, 14 Wildwood Place, El Cerrito and parked on the street. Trip leaders will need to coordinate with Don for access to van. There are spare van keys hanging in the storage locker.

The club has a restroom key (actually a key to the marina). These keys cost us $25 each, so do not lose it!

The access gate if closed has a key code to open: 9 3 1 5 7. This code is posted on the dashboard of the van.

Personal vehicles may be left in any available parking space for the duration of a trip.

Trashcans, and dumpsters on site.

Directions to Brickyard Cove:

Coming from the south on use I-580, then near the Richmond Bridge, exit on Canal Blvd. And go south. Turn right onto Seacliff Drive to its end, and turn right onto Brickyard Cove Road. In a short distance, turn left into the marina. Turn left (only direction) and continue until near the end. Boat storage is on the left, and at the far end, on the right are the storage lockers (grey).

From Marin County, come across the Richmond Bridge and exit on Canal, and proceed as above.

From the north, use I-80, and near Hilltop Mall, take the Richmond Parkway. This becomes Canal Blvd. Proceed as above.

Traffic: obey posted signs and speed limits.
Dogs must be on leash.
Personal property and vehicles are left on site at the owner’s risk.
Deposit trash in the available trashcans or dumpsters.


Don Jarrell
President