Woodcroft Swim & Tennis Club

We are new-ish members and enjoy the club. Our children love the pool. The toddler loves the shallow area he can play in and our older child loves it all. The slide is a huge hit. They are taking swim lessons, too, which have helped them feel more comfortable in the water and improve. The lifeguards are always alert and the swim instructors have been great. Management is friendly and helpful. And I’ve even enjoyed the off season programs - we’ve used the kids night out and gone to wine tastings, valentines parties, and Santa visits.

Our 6yo attended 4 weeks of summer camp and LOVED it. The counselors are friendly, he enjoys swimming 3ish hours a day, they ensure he has plenty of sunscreen, the hours are great (8:30-5:30!), and the ability to purchase lunch is helpful. I’ve paid similar prices at other camps for less: no food, no swim lessons, etc. He will absolutely return to camp (and we know it’s summer in NC so it’s always hot. Thats expected. We also read and understand the refund policy.)

Great place for swimming. We were guests of a member for a few days. We had a great time. The water slide was my kids favorite, but the rock climbing and diving board were a hit as well. There were always enough life guards to make us feel comfortable. The snack/food bar was great for grabbing a quick snack during adult swim every hour. There were plenty of places to sit with an umbrella. Would join if we lived in the city.

A great place to take the kids for swimming. The pool has a small rock climbing wall and there is a water slide. They have a good 5-6 lifeguards on duty at all times. There is a small snack bar.

Memorial Day Weekend 2022 felt like l was in the movie Caddyshack pool. Very busy, 80’s music, lots of fun with the kids!!! Love the slide, the kids play area, the snack bar, games, all of it. Great place for families with young kids!

Their summer camp is an absolute scam. It’s by far the most expensive weekly camp without any clear benefits whatsoever over other camps. If you join a local parents group in Durham, you will read this exact thing, in fact. Unfortunately, we signed our son up for one week thinking it would be nice to do a swimming outdoors-based camp. It ended up falling on a week with forecasted “life-threatening” heat waves with indexes reaching 115 degrees. Naturally, we didn’t want our son outside all week and he begged us not to have to go. We paid for aftercare as well as lunch and they chose to refund us absolutely nothing. Nothing. Not even the lunch he didn’t eat because he wasn’t there. It was double the price of other camps we have gone to and completely outrageous. I will not ever go there and will be sure to tell everyone else I know about our experience.