If you’ve been researching a social club you’d like to join, you are on your way to finding a new outlet for your family to enjoy. At this point, you may be interested in visiting the facility to learn more about all you can expect as a member. But, how can you better prepare yourself for a visit to the Paseo Club? Read on to see what a visit to the club entails and get ready to enjoy your personal tour when you arrive!
How can I schedule a visit?
Visits are available with the Paseo Club membership department every day, and appointments are easy to make. Email membership@thepaseoclub.com to get started, or click on the “Schedule a Tour” link on the club website, www.thepaseoclub.com.
Once you arrive, the Front Desk team will help you get settled and one of the membership team members will arrive to begin your visit. Enjoy your time and ask questions to feel comfortable as you get to know each other and see how membership at the Paseo Club will fit into your daily schedule.
How long will the visit to the Paseo Club be?
A visit to the club is your perfect opportunity to see every inch of the Paseo Club’s 8-acre facility and ask any question that springs to mind. The membership team is ready to help you feel completely comfortable on-site. A visit can take 30 - 40 minutes to see everything Paseo Club has to offer your whole family. Wear comfortable shoes, so you can take in the sights along the courts, walkways, and through the fitness facilities.
What will I see on my visit to the Paseo Club?
If you are interested in a Courts Membership, you will have time to see both the tennis courts as well as the Pickleball Porch, where the members may very likely be playing some drop-in games or league matches. You’ll be able to start gauging your competition, or check out the Starter Programs, where you can learn all the foundational aspects of both sports!
As you walk by the Pavilions, you may see one of the Paseo Club’s many Group Exercise classes taking place, and find your new favorite escape of the week.
From the Clubhouse patio bar to the pool, and the cafe, see what the menus offer each season, and learn about the different social events that the members are invited to each week, including Wine Down Wednesdays and member mixers.
As you head into the gym, you’ll be able to ask questions and learn about cardio and weight areas, as well as the Executive Locker Room and spa downstairs. You could even schedule your first facial or massage!
If you have kids, you will have a chance to look at Kids Club, where children from three months until age 11 are given space to play and be creative both indoors and outside on play structures with supervision from the Kids Club staff. Don’t forget to check the schedule for upcoming Play Dates and Date Nights to help maximize your social time on-site.
Can I join the club right away?
As your visit comes to an end, you’ll have the opportunity to begin your membership immediately and start your first day! Bring your racket and paddle with you, and finish your first day of membership at the Paseo Club with a few sets on the courts!
If you’re not ready to sign-up right away, that’s okay too. The Paseo Club membership team will be ready to help you as you make decisions on the best fit for you and your family.
Once I join, can I bring a friend with me to experience the Paseo Club?
The team can’t wait to meet your friends and neighbors. Once you’ve become a member, the membership team is happy to provide guest passes to use for friends and family to come to see your new social club. As a referral, the team also offers incentives to thank you for bringing even more connections to Paseo Club.
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Jen Azevedo is a tennis professional, pickleball professional, personal trainer, group exercise instructor, and the general manager of the Paseo Club. She loves the community at the Paseo Club and that it is also a safe and fun place for her daughter. Jen’s favorite activities are joining her tribe for trail races or her partners for tennis matches. Occasionally Jen slows down to relax with a book — she reads over 100 a year!
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