CREEKMORE 20

About the CREEKMORE 20

It is likely that the CREEKMORE 20 & 22 came from the same mold and were intended mostly for MORC or mini ton handicap racing. None were built in significant numbers. Keel, rudder and rig details seem to a vary widely. Thanks to 'Barnacle Bill' for providing some corrections though information on all Creekmore's is sparse. FRACTIONAL SLOOP RIG: (from an ancient and unreliable PHRF list.) I: 25.25'/7.70m J: 8.25'/2.51m P: 27.33'/8.33m E: 9.50'/2.90m SA(100%): 233.97 ft2/21.74 m2

The Creekmore 20 is a compact, performance-oriented trailer sailer designed by Lee Creekmore and built in 1979. With a hull count of ?, this model represents a specific era of American trailer-sailing innovation, characterized by its 20.5 ft LOA and 2750.0 lb displacement.

Best for:

This boat is ideally suited for coastal cruising and trailerable sailing, appealing to owners who prioritize ease of transport and storage over long-term offshore endurance.

Bluewater capability:

With a low comfort ratio of 13.77 and a displacement of 2750.0 lb, the Creekmore 20 is designed for coastal and bay sailing rather than extended bluewater passages.

Comparables:

Comparable vessels include the O'Day 23 and Pearson 23, which share similar trailer-sailer roles and eras, though the Creekmore distinguishes itself with a lighter displacement and higher sail area-to-displacement ratio.