Club Green Meadows Golf Tennis & Athletic

Not a teenager friendly staff. Do not bother signing your kid up here, they will be kicked out. No warnings, just write-​ups, and after 3, regardless if it’s within a span of years, your child will be kicked out permanently. Not sure how the owner has any members left as he lets teens write up younger teens. If this management style doesn’t change soon not sure this club will be open much longer.

Outdated facility. Good to come for some group activities (golf, tennis, basketball, etc) but don’t expect anything too outstanding.

We have been members off and on since 1995. Yes the club is old. Yes it needs work.
However, there isn’t anyplace in the Vancouver, WA area where you can get so much for the price. Free personal trainer for new members, 2 pools, sauna, hot tub, café, golf, bowling, basketball, pickle ball, tennis, handball, racket ball and swimming. Yoga classes, kick boxing, spin classes and Zumba.
It does need to do some necessary repairs like the roof. It leaks like a sieve when it rains. The carpets could use a good shampoo also.
But the staff is awesome!

this is a GREAT place for kids and families — we spend so much time there. yes it’s dated but for what you pay this is the best value in town! While I’d love to help them strategize to make more money to make some updates, overall i’m pleased with the friendly kid and adult staff and all the amenities! thank you GCM!!!

I’m a CGM fan. This place is pretty «old-​school» in terms of the facilities. It feels like it was built in the 1970s and that not much has changed since then. But, I don’t mind the retro feel. While the place does feel a bit dated, it would really be hard to build a place of this size today. It is huge! Golf course, bowling alley, many racquetball courts, tennis courts, indoor and outdoor swimming pool, sand volleyball court, kids club, restaurant, banquet facilities, indoor track, lots of weights, machines, and so on.
My daughter is 13 and enjoys going. I would say it is kid friendly, but there are limited hours when kids are allowed in. During weekdays, kids are allowed between 3:00 PM and 8:30 PM. But during weekends, vacations, etc., kids can come in at noon.
The club seems to make its money from banquets and leasing out the basketball courts to kids teams, so even when the parking lot is full, there is always a lot of workout equipment available.
Short version. I like it.

What a ridiculous photo of the club! What a bunch of haters on here! A family of four no contract, no fee club membership for 135/​month is a steal.
There are two pools, hot tub, sauna, steam room, basketball, racquetball, bowling alley for the kids, a mat room, indoor track, weights, golf course and full tennis center. Hmm what am I forgetting? Oh yes — free wi fi, a restaurant, a pro shop, a banquet room, foosball, squash courts, handball, tons of cardio machines, tanning beds, a spa with permanent cosmetics offered (my husband and i once got tattooed there) and so what if the place is a bit dated and the décor is old?
Yoga, tai chi, Zumba classes all included in monthly fees. Swimming lessons, tennis lessons, golf lessons if you want to pay for a pro.
Go to LA Fitness pay more money and have less fun you bunch of tools!

We still love this place! A family of four no contract, no fee club membership for 135/​month is a steal.
There are two pools, hot tub, sauna, steam room, basketball, racquetball, bowling alley for the kids, a mat room, indoor track, weights, golf course and full tennis center. Hmm what am I forgetting? Oh yes — free wi fi, a restaurant, a pro shop, a banquet room, foosball, squash courts, handball, tons of cardio machines, tanning beds, a spa with permanent cosmetics offered (my husband and i once got tattooed there) and so what if the place is a bit dated and the décor is old?
Yoga, tai chi, Zumba classes all included in monthly fees. Swimming lessons, tennis lessons, golf lessons if you want to pay for a pro.
Go to LA Fitness pay more money and have less fun!

stay away if you have kids, very unfriendly to kids.

My husband and I along with our two children ages 7 and 9 have been members since January 2011. The facilities are old and out of date but we were willing to put that aside because of the amenities offered.
However, on a recent trip all of that changed. We were advised that although our membership offers both an indoor and an outdoor pool they are only willing to staff one pool at a time to save a buck. Due to these rules of the club, my family was forced to swim indoors based on majority rules. Tthe decision was not made by the staff but instead by that of the eight 10 year olds in the pool at the time.
As a second insult to members, the club offers summer camps to non-​members to earn a few extra bucks. What that essentially means is that parents come drop their kids off in the AM and those kids are left to run amok in the facility until the end of the day. Those were the same kids who chose to swim indoors.
When I tried to get a resolution from the General Manager of the facility, she was not willing to do anything to help. In fact, she was belligerent. I explained there were three certified lifeguards sitting in the Junior Center of the building with nothing to do and she still refused to part with the «rules» she implemented.
Is that the kind of service I want to spend $ 134.17 per month on?
I think not!