Private swim & pool clubs near Washington, DC
Compare member pools across DC, Northern Virginia, Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Silver Spring, and Potomac — dues when published, openings and waitlists, amenities, and direct club links.
Adelphi Pool
Calverton Swim Club
Columbus Club of Arlington Pool
Inverness Recreation Club
McLean Swimming and Tennis Association
Montgomery Square Copenhaver Swim Club
Chesterbrook Swim & Tennis Club
Cleveland Park Club
Kent Gardens Recreation Club
Highlands Swim & Tennis Club
Dunn Loring Swim Club
Hayfield Farm Swim Club
Connecticut Belair Swim & Tennis Club
Dominion Hills Pool
Arlington Forest Club
Carderock Springs Swim & Tennis Club
Chevy Chase Recreation Association
Donaldson Run Recreation Association
High Point Pool
Lee Graham Pool
Mansion House Club
Parklawn Pool
Seven Locks Swim & Tennis Club
Vienna Woods Swim & Tennis Club
Waynewood Recreation Association
Wildwood Manor Pool
Mohican Swim Club
Old Georgetown Club
Overlee Community Association
Tuckahoe Recreation Club
What’s in the directory
A clearer view of DC-area pool memberships
The Washington region has an unusually deep network of neighborhood pools and swim-and-tennis clubs. The hard part is comparing annual dues, initiation costs, refundable shares, geographic restrictions, summer rentals, August passes, and waitlists across dozens of separate club sites. ClubTaps normalizes the useful public information without estimating what a club does not publish.
Before you join
Washington-area swim-club membership FAQ
Availability and dues change frequently. ClubTaps shows the strongest public evidence we can find, but final terms should always be confirmed directly with the club.
How much do private swim clubs cost around Washington, DC?
Costs vary widely. Some community pools charge several hundred dollars per season, while equity or permanent memberships can require initiation fees, refundable shares, capital contributions, or annual dues above $1,000. ClubTaps only displays amounts supported by public club sources.
Which DC-area swim clubs have openings?
Availability changes throughout the year. Clubs marked Open or Limited have source-backed evidence of current or recent availability; many established pools in Arlington, McLean, Bethesda, and Alexandria maintain long waitlists.
Does this include public municipal pools?
No. This guide focuses on private, member-owned, neighborhood, swim-and-tennis, and membership-based clubs rather than municipal or county public pools.
Why are Washington-area pool waitlists so long?
Many older neighborhood clubs cap membership and add only the number of households that leave each year. Some clubs offer summer rentals, August passes, temporary memberships, or limited-use access while families wait for permanent membership.