Opened in 1984, the Oakton Swim and Racquet Club offers recreational and team swimming, diving, tennis and pickleball, along with social activities year-round.
11714 Flemish Mill Ct, Oakton, VA 22124
PO Box 571 Oakton, VA 22124
703-620-9800
Opened in 1984, the Oakton Swim and Racquet Club offers recreational and team swimming, diving, tennis and pickleball, along with social activities year-round.
11714 Flemish Mill Ct, Oakton, VA 22124
PO Box 571 Oakton, VA 22124
703-620-9800
Pool Hours – 2026
/in Club News, Dive, Swim2026 Pool Hours of Operation
Memorial Day Weekend
Weekdays through June 17
Weekend Hours until June 14
Regular Season Hours June 18 – August 23
Back to School Hours (Beginning August 24 – September 7)
2026 Club Rules
/in Club NewsThe Board has approved changes to the club rules and regulations for the 2026 season. Please review and familiarize yourself and family members with these rules. A copy can be viewed and downloaded by clicking HERE.
New for this year:
The playing of music or other amplified sound on the tennis and pickleball courts is now prohibited. The only exception is for music played during a Club-sponsored event where event staff controls the volume.
The music ban removes an extraneous noise issue affecting our neighbors’ enjoyment of their property. Music during pickleball play is not essential to the sport and adds unnecessary complication to our ability to monitor and respond to excessive noise complaints.
Click HERE to read the full policy statement.
2026 Cabana Rentals
/in Club NewsCabana Rentals
Cabana rentals are now open for the 2026 season. For details and reservation form, please click HERE.
Meet the Board
/in Club NewsHERE is a link to a list of our current Board of Directors and staff.
Memorial Day Weekend Tennis + Pickleball Events
/in Club News, TennisSpend the weekend at the club on Memorial Day weekend! Swim, sit by the pool, and attend a free tennis or pickleball clinic.
New to pickleball? We have an intro class from 1-2pm! Loaner paddles available.
2026 Social Calendar
/in Club NewsCheck out what’s happening at the club this year. We have a full calendar of events for tennis, picklebal, as well as social events.
Register for tennis and pickleball socials
Spring 2 Session Starts This Week!
/in Club News, TennisLIVE NOW!
Our Spring 2 sessions starts May 11, and registration is officially open for both tennis and pickleball classes. Take a tennis or pickleball lesson to improve your game.
Sign up today to lock in your spot for Spring 2.
Pro-rated options are available for this session.
🎾 Register for Spring 2
One-on-one private tennis or pickleball lessons are also available through our Book a Lesson portal
PIN Code Entry System for Courts 1-4
/in Club News, TennisAs part of our pickleball sound mitigation efforts, entry to the hard courts is now by reservation only. This new system has many additional benefits, including: greater control over court access, no more juggling of or lost keys, better data on court usage and better insight into noise issues.
Members will book tennis and pickleball reservations online using the CourtReserve app available via computer and smartphone. A QR code will also be posted at the courts for “on the spot” reservations. Once your reservation is confirmed you will be issued a one-time PIN code to enter on the gate keypad to access the courts. We appreciate your cooperation as we transition to this new system.
If you haven’t already created an account on CourtReserve you can do so by clicking HERE.
For questions and answers about this new system, please click HERE.
Quieter Pickleball Policies (Updated 5/13/2026)
/in Club News, TennisAt its meeting on May 13 the Board took the following actions:
The paddle policy change is designed to recognize the advances being made in the design of quieter paddles and the introduction of new materials. Linking more closely to the USA Pickleball and Pickleball Sound Management “Blue List” acknowledges those advancements and helps reduce the incidence of noisier paddles.
The music ban removes an extraneous noise issue affecting our neighbors’ enjoyment of their property. Music during pickleball play is not essential to the sport and adds unnecessary complication to our ability to monitor and respond to excessive noise complaints. There is an exception for music played at Club-sponsored events, where staff controls the volume.
Click HERE to see the Frequently Asked Questions about these policies.
The Board will review its noise mitigation policies at least annually and adjust as necessary to account for changes in paddle technology, acoustic measurement and best sound management practices.