Mobile devices may only be used in walkway areas, the Business Centre, and reception areas. To help ensure an enjoyable experience for everyone, guests are asked to turn digital devices off or to "silent/vibrate" mode while in the Club.

The Dining Room - Required dress is “smart casual” or “smart denim” throughout the year as determined by the Board from time to time. Athletic or distressed wear (i.e. rips or holes) is not permitted in the Dining Room.

Sports Areas – Each Sports Section has its own dress code requirements. Participants should make themselves familiar with those requirements.

The Wave Café, the Lakefront Patio, and Harry’s Bar - Casual attire is permitted. Shoes, shirts (not tank tops or muscle shirts), and/or cover-up are required. Please note that towels are not considered to be a suitable cover-up.

Swimming Attire - Swimming attire is permitted only in the immediate swimming pool area, the boat docks, the south lawn, Commodore’s Patio, and locker rooms. Those in transit to or from these areas must wear a robe, top, and shorts or pants, cover-up or similar attire and footwear. Please note that towels are not considered to be a suitable cover-up.

1. Rowboats, canoes, ferries, and freighters have the right of way over sailboats and/or recreational power boats at all times.

2. All boats—including tenders ferrying people between moorings and/or docks and the shore—must comply with the recommendations of the Boating Safety Guide issued by Transport Canada. In addition, where applicable, all Club safety rules must be obeyed.

3. Club Coach Boats and Committee Boats must be operated at all times in accordance with the Toronto Harbour Commission regulations. The operator must have permission from Club management prior to operation and be accompanied by a member of the Dock Staff. The operator must hold a current and valid Toronto Harbour license, a P.C.O.C. card and the VHF Maritime Operator’s License.

4. It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure that all safety equipment is aboard prior to leaving the dock. Our Dock Staff do not carry out emergency rescues but will inform the proper authorities to assist boaters in peril.

5. As a courtesy, The Boulevard Club will perform periodic mooring safety checks and advise the boat owner of the deficiencies.  It is the responsibility of the boat owner to correct the identified deficiencies.

6. Caution is to be used when entering and exiting the mooring or docking area.