Adelphi Pool
The club states that it is currently offering voting memberships and asks prospective members to submit an application.
Compare sourced membership status, dues, wait information, pools, access rules and amenities across clubs in the Washington DC market.
ClubTaps currently tracks 40 clubs mapped to the Washington DC market. 20 are listed as open or limited, and 23 publish dues in the source material ClubTaps has collected. The directory includes Swim Pool, Athletic, Golf, Country, Social clubs.
Examples currently listed as open or limited: Adelphi Pool, Calverton Swim Club, Columbus Club of Arlington Pool, Connecticut Belair Swim & Tennis Club, Inverness Recreation Club, McLean Swimming and Tennis Association.
Examples with public dues: Adelphi Pool ($453–$721), Calverton Swim Club ($490–$700), Columbus Club of Arlington Pool ($300–$1,700), Inverness Recreation Club ($500), McLean Swimming and Tennis Association ($950–$1,550), Montgomery Square Copenhaver Swim Club ($510–$1,250).
Availability and pricing can change. Each club page links to the source-backed details ClubTaps has on file, and missing private pricing is not estimated.
The club states that it is currently offering voting memberships and asks prospective members to submit an application.
The club is accepting applications and prospective-member visits and publishes current 2026 membership pricing.
Memberships are available to Knights of Columbus members and the general public; the club states that it does not maintain a waitlist.
The club states that membership is open to all applicants and that applicants are not waitlisted unless total membership exceeds capacity.
The club is actively offering a 2026 late-season membership and describes straightforward new-member enrollment without bond or initiation charges.
The club states that equity, temporary, and August memberships are currently available.
The club publishes current new-member pricing and does not indicate that 2026 membership is closed in the source checked.
Seasonal members receive access to both Washington pool-club locations and associated VIDA Fitness privileges.
The club is open for the 2026 season and currently offers both annual and sustaining membership structures.
Current $199/month All Access membership includes Penthouse Pool Club access; The Yards has a rooftop pool overlooking the Capitol Riverfront.
Current $199/month All Access membership includes all VIDA and Penthouse Pool Club locations; U Street has its own two-level rooftop pool and lounge.
The PGA of America identifies Burning Tree as a private facility where play is limited to members.
Chesterbrook does not keep a conventional waitlist for new summer applicants; summer spots are allocated through an annual application process.
The club describes its facilities as serving members, their families and guests; public current membership terms are not listed.
Voting memberships include full pool access and club privileges; residency boundaries apply.
Membership is by invitation only.
The PGA of America identifies Congressional as a private facility where play is limited to members; public membership terms are not listed.
Prospective members must demonstrate distinction in an eligible field and proceed through the club’s membership process.
Permanent and summer privilege memberships are offered; applicants can also join a waitlist for midsummer guest passes.
Membership categories include regular, temporary, August, and other limited-use options; availability is reviewed seasonally.
Membership information is available directly from the club; current dues were not clearly published in the source checked.
The club uses a waitlist when membership reaches its bylaws cap; current open-slot status was not explicit in the source checked.
Kenwood describes itself as an exclusive private club and currently invites prospective members to contact the Membership Office for details and a personal tour.
Membership is application-based and generally takes four to eight weeks to process; both qualifying military and certain civilian applicants are eligible.
Membership includes exclusive access to the club’s fitness center, squash courts, swimming pool, spa, dining and social programming.
The club is member-owned and operates seasonally from Memorial Day through Labor Day; current membership details are handled through the club portal.
The club reports more than 500 households on the waitlist and estimated waits of 8–10 years for full membership in priority areas.
New permanent, temporary-summer and late-season applicants are considered as space allows; permanent membership commonly involves a multi-year waitlist.
The club states that it is at capacity and offers a limited number of new memberships through a waitlist.
Permanent membership is capped at 600 families and is restricted to defined Chevy Chase-area boundaries. Eligible applicants enter a waitlist and may receive Partial Summer, Weekday Only …
Full voting membership has a multi-year wait; full-summer and late-summer memberships may be offered while applicants remain on the waitlist.
High Point reports more than 200 families on its waitlist and an estimated 3–5 year wait for active membership. August memberships are generally offered from the top of the waitlist. Hous…
Memberships are transferred through a club-managed waitlist from current owners who choose to sell.
Full memberships are boundary-restricted and the club notes that the wait can take years; temporary and late-summer options may be offered.
The club is directing prospective members to join its waitlist; current dues were not clearly published in the source checked.
Membership is capped and offered in waitlist order; applicants must reside in Arlington, Falls Church, or McLean.
The club reports an extensive waitlist for membership units in 2026; seasonal and August memberships may be offered as space permits.
Prospective members enter through a paid waitlist; some programs remain available to waitlist families.
Vienna Woods maintains a waitlist for new share purchase or rental opportunities.
The club reports a 2–3 year waitlist for seasonal membership; August/September access may be offered while families wait.
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