| If you're willing to drive to western loudoun, Stoneleigh in Round Hill is really cheap (5k) and has a nice golf course and pool. |
| What you’re looking for is a swim and tennis club. Great Falls has one. As you say, it’s relatively inexpensive, community-based, and has some programming too. |
| Isn't this essentially what your local pool is for? Also something like the St. James? I think they're expanding to Maryland. |
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Just reach out to local clubs and see if they offer a swim and tennis membership, excluding Golf.
The initiation fees will be less. VA has a ton of cheaper clubs. MD cheaper clubs are Manor, Argyle, Montgomery CC |
Actually, not accurate. Kenwood offers Swim/Tennis memberships and initiation fees are based on age if you don't play golf. You still have access but pay on a useage basis. Age 21 - 34: $45k initiation and $355 monthly Age 35 - 39: $50k and $490 Age 40 and above: $55k and $600 Initiation fees paid: 40% with application; 30% in 1 year; 30% in 2nd year |
| ^ $45k is almost twice what OP wanted. And OP is presumably at least 34 if has two kids old enough to swim. |
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OP here. Thanks for the pointers!
Swim and tennis clubs are the closest thing to what I am looking for...I am just willing to spend more than a $1k initiation fee and $1k annual dues for better facilities and decent food options (plus more year round activities). I looked into a tennis membership (no golf) at Belle Haven since its fairly close to me but at the time the initiation fees were $50k plus $720 monthly dues plus capital dues. I am sure its a great country club, just not for me and more than I want to spend. The Edgemoor one in MD was the closest to what I was looking for. Sounds like the middle market option exist but farther out (or in Cleveland!). |
Army Navy has a social membership that would prob work for you, OP. |