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The Vacationer
The Vacationer is an easy boat to motor due to its light weight; a small outboard is all that is needed to get around very dependably. For being a larger boat, the Vacationer is surprisingly easy to handle. The usual light weight of the monocoque design really helps at this size! The Vacationer's interior space is spacious, as one would expect ...
Concensus on Stevenson's Projects Vacationer and/or Weekender
11-21-2008, 06:32 PM. Re: Concensus on Stevenson's Projects Vacationer and/or Weekender. I guy around here built one, sailed it once, was hugely disappointed, left it on its trailer for a long time (rotting), then tried to sell it for $5K. He ended up donating it to a charity auction where it was bought by a local boat builder for $100 who put ...
Stevenson Vacationer Sailboat Build
Bought a Stevenson Vacationer skeleton from someone who started the project and then bailed. Finished it, made the sails, rigged it, built the trailer, saile...
Vacationer Builder Photo Page
The Vacationer is a big, elegant sailboat and the wonderful photos Builder/Skippers have shared of their projects really shows this! We are glad to be able share them with you here and think you'll enjoy all the great work these people have done! Click on the pages listed below—Have fun! (and remember: You can click on most of the pics to see ...
Devlin's Eider or Stevenson's Vacationer
The Eider is 17' compared to the 21' Vacationer, quite a difference in length and volume. If you are going to trailer the boat as opposed to keeping it on a dock/mooring, the Eider will be easier to handle as a trailer-sailer. Launching and rigging a 21' boat every time you use it is going to be a chore.
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Building cherished memories and a wooden sailboat together as a family has been an incredible journey! From sawing the first plank to hoisting the sails, eve...
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This nice Vacationer was built in Colombia, and it looks like they're have a great time enjoying the boat. Very nice; Thanks for the shots! ... "About five years ago I sent to you for the plans to a twenty one foot sail boat called the VACATIONER. The boat was fun to build, and has been a lot of fun to sail. I've sailed her single-handed a lot ...
There are four boats in paper: The Weekender, The Vacationer, The Pocket Cruiser, and The Wing-Dinghy. You can get FREE copies of Mr.Green's paper model patterns on his website. ... The new boat is really great (we think), but along the way a few of the original ideas were left behind. We decided that some of the old concepts still had merit in ...
Why do you like the Weekender more than the Pocket Cruiser or the
People ask us why we prefer the Weekender, and is there something wrong with the other two boats? Our preference for the Weekender is mostly a personal choice, backed up by some of the points answered in other questions on the left. ... One important reason we tend to recommend the Weekender more than the Vacationer is that the Weekender can do ...
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The first was the Weekender, then I think it was the Pocket Cruiser, then the queen of the fleet, the Vacationer." These three boats—the Weekender, Pocket Cruiser, and Vacationer—became the core of the Stevenson fleet. They remain highly popular and can be found sailing across the country--and around the world.
Weekender
From Issue Small Boats Annual 2021 March 2020. The Weekender is a plywood gaff-sloop pocket yacht designed by Peter Stevenson and first presented to the public in a two-page article in the March 1981 issue of Popular Science magazine. In the decades that have followed, it has been a very popular design. I was drawn to its classic look and ...
Stevenson Vactioner
I bought the Glen-L 21CB, with trailer, for $100.00 (no lie!). I recently purchased a Catalina 22 in good condition, with trailer, for $2600.00. The Catalina 22 is similar in size to the Vacationer, has larger (self-draining) cockpit, pop-top cabin roof for standing cabin headroom, dinette, settee, galley, potti, and can sleep 4.
The Stevenson Projects' Weekender
The Weekender has been our most popular boat design for many years, and we understand why: It has a Classic Style, based loosely on the amazginly pretty Friendship Sloops of New England, and the Weekender is a perfect size for "simply messing about in boats"! It's small enough to be easy to handle, to build, and to store, yet it's still roomy ...
Stevenson Vacationer Sailboat 2003
Stevenson Vacationer Sailboat 2003 Article By Shorty Definately a star of the day, was Bob Taylor's Vacationer. This boat is so beautiful, is is featured on the Stevenson Projects website with it's own page. Bob built a couple of Piraguas and got interested in sailing. I was giving up my brick at the time and Bob picked it up.
MY WEEKENDER SAILBOAT BUILD (STEVENSON PROJECTS)
Stevenson Projects Weekender Sailboat. I built this sailboat in 2001. I started in September 2001 and finished summer of 2002. I attended the Port Townsend W...
Stevenson Vacationer Plans Updated?
Members. 1. Posted February 9, 2012. I'm brand new to this forum. For many reasons, I've decided to revisit Vacationer plans I bought in 2006. Somewhere on the net I read that the plans are not entirely accurate. I've emailed Stevenson with no response. If they have been corrected, I can spring for a new set of plans.
The Vacationer has the same type of folding Gaff Rig we use on the Weekender (a larger version, of course!) which really makes launching an easy job. The Vacationer is an easy boat to motor due to its light weight; a small outboard is all that is needed to get around very dependably. For being a larger boat, the Vacationer is surprisingly easy ...
The Stevenson Projects Pocket Yachts
The Pocket Yachts are at the core of Stevenson Projects' building adventures. These four boats are our most popular projects and can offer great adventures — sporty sailing fun, romantic weekend cruises, transformative summer projects, swashbuckling journeys exploring your local lake — thousands of builders have had all sorts of satisfying experiences in these boats.
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of the boat. 54. Cut a piece of string long enough to go from the top of the Mast to the Deadeyes and back again. 55. Glue the center of the string to the top of the Mast running from side to side. 56. Glue one end of the string to the Deadeye on that side of the boat and glue. Fold the Dead eye up the rest of the way and glue. 57.
Vacationer Swing Keel
The Helsen 22 is a considerable different boat then a Vacationer and comparison is quite difficult. Firstly the Helsen is a 2,200 pounds of displacement on a 19' LWL, round bilge, with about 900 pounds of ballast in it's stub keel, making for a fairly healthy ballast ratio and righting arm. The Helsen was also designed to the first generation ...
1961 or 1962 Lone Star Vacationer
Boat Trailer Jacks; Boat Trailer Brakes & Axles ... 1961 or 1962 Lone Star Vacationer. Thread starter royboylonestar; Start date Jul 5, 2013; R. royboylonestar Recruit. Joined Nov 22, 2012 Messages 3. Jul 5, 2013 #1 Looking for whole boat or parts. Please email me.
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The Vacationer is an easy boat to motor due to its light weight; a small outboard is all that is needed to get around very dependably. For being a larger boat, the Vacationer is surprisingly easy to handle. The usual light weight of the monocoque design really helps at this size! The Vacationer's interior space is spacious, as one would expect ...
11-21-2008, 06:32 PM. Re: Concensus on Stevenson's Projects Vacationer and/or Weekender. I guy around here built one, sailed it once, was hugely disappointed, left it on its trailer for a long time (rotting), then tried to sell it for $5K. He ended up donating it to a charity auction where it was bought by a local boat builder for $100 who put ...
Bought a Stevenson Vacationer skeleton from someone who started the project and then bailed. Finished it, made the sails, rigged it, built the trailer, saile...
The Vacationer is a big, elegant sailboat and the wonderful photos Builder/Skippers have shared of their projects really shows this! We are glad to be able share them with you here and think you'll enjoy all the great work these people have done! Click on the pages listed below—Have fun! (and remember: You can click on most of the pics to see ...
The Eider is 17' compared to the 21' Vacationer, quite a difference in length and volume. If you are going to trailer the boat as opposed to keeping it on a dock/mooring, the Eider will be easier to handle as a trailer-sailer. Launching and rigging a 21' boat every time you use it is going to be a chore.
Building cherished memories and a wooden sailboat together as a family has been an incredible journey! From sawing the first plank to hoisting the sails, eve...
This nice Vacationer was built in Colombia, and it looks like they're have a great time enjoying the boat. Very nice; Thanks for the shots! ... "About five years ago I sent to you for the plans to a twenty one foot sail boat called the VACATIONER. The boat was fun to build, and has been a lot of fun to sail. I've sailed her single-handed a lot ...
Vacationer Pocket Yacht. Stevenson's Project, Length: 21', Beam: 8' Type: Cabin sailboat Designer: Stevenson's Design Cabin: Yes Length: 21' Beam: 8' Weight Empty ...
There are four boats in paper: The Weekender, The Vacationer, The Pocket Cruiser, and The Wing-Dinghy. You can get FREE copies of Mr.Green's paper model patterns on his website. ... The new boat is really great (we think), but along the way a few of the original ideas were left behind. We decided that some of the old concepts still had merit in ...
People ask us why we prefer the Weekender, and is there something wrong with the other two boats? Our preference for the Weekender is mostly a personal choice, backed up by some of the points answered in other questions on the left. ... One important reason we tend to recommend the Weekender more than the Vacationer is that the Weekender can do ...
The first was the Weekender, then I think it was the Pocket Cruiser, then the queen of the fleet, the Vacationer." These three boats—the Weekender, Pocket Cruiser, and Vacationer—became the core of the Stevenson fleet. They remain highly popular and can be found sailing across the country--and around the world.
From Issue Small Boats Annual 2021 March 2020. The Weekender is a plywood gaff-sloop pocket yacht designed by Peter Stevenson and first presented to the public in a two-page article in the March 1981 issue of Popular Science magazine. In the decades that have followed, it has been a very popular design. I was drawn to its classic look and ...
I bought the Glen-L 21CB, with trailer, for $100.00 (no lie!). I recently purchased a Catalina 22 in good condition, with trailer, for $2600.00. The Catalina 22 is similar in size to the Vacationer, has larger (self-draining) cockpit, pop-top cabin roof for standing cabin headroom, dinette, settee, galley, potti, and can sleep 4.
The Weekender has been our most popular boat design for many years, and we understand why: It has a Classic Style, based loosely on the amazginly pretty Friendship Sloops of New England, and the Weekender is a perfect size for "simply messing about in boats"! It's small enough to be easy to handle, to build, and to store, yet it's still roomy ...
Stevenson Vacationer Sailboat 2003 Article By Shorty Definately a star of the day, was Bob Taylor's Vacationer. This boat is so beautiful, is is featured on the Stevenson Projects website with it's own page. Bob built a couple of Piraguas and got interested in sailing. I was giving up my brick at the time and Bob picked it up.
Stevenson Projects Weekender Sailboat. I built this sailboat in 2001. I started in September 2001 and finished summer of 2002. I attended the Port Townsend W...
Members. 1. Posted February 9, 2012. I'm brand new to this forum. For many reasons, I've decided to revisit Vacationer plans I bought in 2006. Somewhere on the net I read that the plans are not entirely accurate. I've emailed Stevenson with no response. If they have been corrected, I can spring for a new set of plans.
The Vacationer has the same type of folding Gaff Rig we use on the Weekender (a larger version, of course!) which really makes launching an easy job. The Vacationer is an easy boat to motor due to its light weight; a small outboard is all that is needed to get around very dependably. For being a larger boat, the Vacationer is surprisingly easy ...
The Pocket Yachts are at the core of Stevenson Projects' building adventures. These four boats are our most popular projects and can offer great adventures — sporty sailing fun, romantic weekend cruises, transformative summer projects, swashbuckling journeys exploring your local lake — thousands of builders have had all sorts of satisfying experiences in these boats.
of the boat. 54. Cut a piece of string long enough to go from the top of the Mast to the Deadeyes and back again. 55. Glue the center of the string to the top of the Mast running from side to side. 56. Glue one end of the string to the Deadeye on that side of the boat and glue. Fold the Dead eye up the rest of the way and glue. 57.
The Helsen 22 is a considerable different boat then a Vacationer and comparison is quite difficult. Firstly the Helsen is a 2,200 pounds of displacement on a 19' LWL, round bilge, with about 900 pounds of ballast in it's stub keel, making for a fairly healthy ballast ratio and righting arm. The Helsen was also designed to the first generation ...
Boat Trailer Jacks; Boat Trailer Brakes & Axles ... 1961 or 1962 Lone Star Vacationer. Thread starter royboylonestar; Start date Jul 5, 2013; R. royboylonestar Recruit. Joined Nov 22, 2012 Messages 3. Jul 5, 2013 #1 Looking for whole boat or parts. Please email me.
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