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Registration opens Thursday for the 2025 Camden Classics Cup

by Camden Classics Cup 9 Feb 16:33 GMT July 24-26, 2025
2024 Camden Classics Cup © Camden Classics Cup

Get excited for the 9th annual Camden Classics Cup! Enjoy two days of great racing on Penobscot Bay, festive parties, the annual Youth Regatta and the Parade of Sail around Camden Harbor, July 24-26, 2025.

Stunning weather, exciting racing conditions, new shoreside facilities and a record number of participants made 2024 an amazing year. We're looking forward to an even better event in 2025!

The post-race parties on the harbor at the Lyman-Morse facility in the heart of Camden harbor are just as much fun as the racing! Last year's events sold out early, so remember to buy tickets for your crew!

Limited sponsored dockage is available at the Lyman-Morse Wharf for vessels with a CRF certificate on a first-come, first serve basis. Once your entry is confirmed, you may request sponsored dockage HERE or by going to the following website: lymanmorse.com/marina/reservations

Other vessels can be placed on a waiting list or may use this link to book a mooring, a harbor float (max 42") or a slip on the town dock.

The Quarters at Lyman-Morse are our waterfront accommodations that are also open for booking during the event - grab space now for your crew.

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