Albert Park Model Yacht Club is a small, volunteer-run club dedicated to scale model yacht racing on Albert Park Lake, one of the few inner-Melbourne stretches of open water suited to the sport. Members meet on Sunday afternoons to race radio-controlled scale yachts, competing in club events that mirror the tactics and rules of full-size keelboat racing at a fraction of the size. The club is based at McAdam House, known locally as the Powerhouse, a lakeside clubroom building shared with other water-sports groups on the northern side of the lake. Racing takes place on the open water in view of the lake's walking and cycling path, giving passers-by an easy vantage point to watch a fleet of miniature yachts tack and jibe around a marked course. The club has no dedicated website and operates primarily through a Facebook page and direct email contact, reflecting its low-key, hobbyist character. It sits alongside a cluster of larger sailing, rowing and yachting clubs that use Albert Park Lake, contributing to the lake's long-standing role as a hub for Melbourne's water-sports community. New members and anyone interested in the sport of radio-controlled yacht racing are encouraged to make contact directly to find out more about joining a race day.