Melton Runabout & Speedboat Club

The Melbourne Runabout & Speedboat Club (MRSBC) is a sports club located in Melton City, Australia. Established in 1957, the club's main objective is to promote the use of all classes of power boats and provide a safe and friendly venue for boat racing, social skiing, and tournament skiing.

Affiliated with the Australian Power Boat Association (APBA), Victorian Water Ski Association (VWSA), Australian Water Ski Association (AWSA), and an associate member of the Boating Industry of Australia (BIA), the MRSBC is dedicated to upholding high standards in the boating community.

The club offers a range of activities including slalom skiing, tricks, jumping, knee boarding, and wakeboarding. They host various events such as the Melton Gold Cup, V. W. A.

Disabled Ski Tournament, Wakeboard Victoria series, interclub skiing tournaments and coaching, Victoria Police social functions, Big Brother/Big Sister programmes, National Scout Jamboree, wedding receptions, and Christmas party celebrations.

Safety is a top priority for the club, and they have an enviable safety record due to their “Member Only” access to the weir. This makes it an ideal place for young skiers and racing enthusiasts to develop their skills. All members are required to comply with both the State Boating Regulations and Club Rules to ensure the continued safety of everyone.

Situated on 9 acres of land adjoining Melton Reservoir, the MRSBC provides a fully equipped boating and skiing facility. The facility includes a powerboat racing course, slalom ski course, competition ski jump, landscaped gardens, modern playground equipment, a two-story clubhouse, change rooms with hot showers, picnic facilities, gas barbecues, toilets, wheelchair accessible toilets and change rooms, electric boat launching ramps, a multi-bay floating pontoon, and ample car parking areas.

Quick facts about the club include its establishment in 1957, its location 32 km west of Melbourne, its affiliation with various boating associations, and its access to over 5 kilometres of water with a large docking area for 18 boats. The club also recently installed a new slalom course and is repairing the ski jump.

The club encourages members, their families, and friends of all ages to make use of their facilities. It is essential to follow facility etiquette when multiple boat users are present, taking turns with six passes (runs) and queuing at the club.

For anyone interested in water-skiing, boat racing, or enjoying a day out on the water, the Melbourne Runabout & Speedboat Club offers a welcoming and safe environment for all boating enthusiasts.