Almaden Golf & Country Club
The Swim & Racquet membership provides family access to swimming, tennis, fitness, junior programs, clubhouse use and limited golf privileges.
Compare sourced membership status, dues, wait information, pools, access rules and amenities across clubs in the San Francisco Bay Area market.
ClubTaps currently tracks 38 clubs mapped to the San Francisco Bay Area market. 28 are listed as open or limited, and 12 publish dues in the source material ClubTaps has collected. The directory includes Country, Athletic, Swim Pool, Racquet, Golf clubs.
Examples currently listed as open or limited: Almaden Golf & Country Club, Almaden Valley Athletic Club, Bay Club Gateway, Bay Club San Francisco, Brookside Club of Saratoga, Crow Canyon Country Club.
Examples with public dues: Crow Canyon Country Club ($820–$1,605), Dewing Park Swim Club ($775–$935), Eichler Swim and Tennis Club ($2,800), Highlands Swim Club ($800), Oak Springs Pool ($1,150–$1,425), Pleasant Hill Aquatics ($975).
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The Swim & Racquet membership provides family access to swimming, tennis, fitness, junior programs, clubhouse use and limited golf privileges.
Active private athletic-club membership with public tour and application path.
Bay Club Gateway is part of the San Francisco Campus and offers member access to downtown San Francisco's outdoor aquatic center with two heated pools plus tennis and club programming.
Bay Club San Francisco is an active membership club and the flagship of the San Francisco Campus, with year-round pool access and broader fitness and social amenities.
Memberships are available via application and board vote; ownership transfers carry a published $3,000 transfer fee.
Crow Canyon Sharks requires country-club membership, and Bay Club currently offers multiple membership tiers with club access.
2026 registration is open with published owner and rental membership options and current dues.
2026 memberships are available; annual household dues are $2,800 and the standard initiation fee is temporarily waived through September 30, 2026.
Membership is actively offered in individual, couple, family and senior categories with full member access to the club’s amenities.
Highlands Swim Club has three paths to membership for 2026: purchase from a current owner, purchase a club-owned share when available, or lease a share for the season.
Membership is open to surrounding communities for families and individuals; current seasonal operations are active.
Active membership inquiry and tour path for a family-oriented private fitness, swim and racquet club.
Oak Springs Pool is accepting 2026 memberships for individuals, couples and families; membership is open beyond the immediate Oak Springs neighborhood.
Peninsula Tennis Club publishes a membership application and invites prospective members to arrange a visit; the private member-owned club includes a swimming pool and seven tennis courts.
Pleasant Hill Aquatics is a member-owned private swim club accepting membership inquiries and publishing current annual dues.
The club is offering 2026 memberships and invites prospective members to join its private heated pool community.
2026 memberships are available with published family and adult categories, annual dues and initiation fees.
Social membership includes pool and bocce access; full categories include the club’s complete golf and recreation privileges.
Private San Jose country club with golf, tennis, pickleball, fitness, swimming and family amenities.
Vista Diablo Cabana Club offers mandatory property-linked memberships and voluntary annual season passes to eligible households within its defined Concord-area boundaries.
The club currently has membership space available and publishes its annual dues, capital reserve fee and refundable deposit.
California Golf Club of San Francisco is a private membership club; public membership terms are not listed.
Membership is capped at 250 member-owner families and depends on an available membership share.
All proprietary memberships include full club privileges and year-round use of the Olympic-size pool and recreation facilities.
Social membership includes the aquatics complex, courts, fitness and clubhouse amenities without regular golf privileges.
Five membership categories are offered through an invitation and interview process; club life includes year-round aquatics and family recreation.
Membership is by invitation only and includes access to club amenities according to category, including aquatics at the City and Lakeside properties.
Clubhouse Membership includes wellness, aquatics, dining and limited golf/racquet privileges; other categories expand sports access.
Membership is required for ordinary club access and the property offers year-round recreational aquatics.
Bay Club membership is required for club use and the Redwood Shores property includes extensive recreational aquatics.
California Tennis Club offers tennis and social memberships and directs prospective members to its Membership Administrator for current terms and pricing.
Membership information is provided directly by the club through its current membership inquiry page.
The club operates as a membership swim and tennis facility; swim-team participation generally requires club membership.
Current Tennis and Fitness memberships are available for families, couples and singles and both include use of the pools.
Prospective members may apply through the club membership committee; pricing is structured as initiation, annual assessment and monthly dues.
Berkeley Tennis Club publishes multiple tennis membership categories and current fees; completed applicants are placed on the membership wait list.
Glenview Swim Club is currently at its membership capacity limit and is accepting names for a waitlist; memberships are offered as space becomes available.
Membership is capped at 125 families. The club currently has a waitlist and says the typical wait is over one year, roughly two swim seasons, before a membership becomes available for pur…
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