A neighborhood summer tradition in Danbury.

No. Gregory Manor Swim Club is a private, member-owned neighborhood swim club. It is not a public pool.

Membership is limited to a maximum of 75 family memberships.

Membership is generally obtained by purchasing a bond when one becomes available, subject to club procedures, Board approval, payment of applicable fees, and completion of any required background check.

Bonds become available from time to time. Inquiries about bond availability should be directed to the Membership Chair at membership@gmsc.club.

Current annual dues are $700, paid in two installments. A $100 grounds improvement assessment is applied to help with upkeep of the pool and grounds.

Yes. New members are subject to a $150 initiation fee and the cost of a background check before becoming eligible to purchase a bond.

Bond prices may vary, but generally range between $4,000 and $5,000 depending on availability and transfer circumstances.

The pool is generally open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The pool and grounds close at 10:00 PM daily.

No. The club employs lifeguards, and they are typically on duty during many of the busiest pool times. However, the pool may be open when no lifeguard is on duty. When no lifeguard is present, swimming is permitted only with adult member supervision.

Swim lessons are not guaranteed. Any lessons or instructional opportunities, if offered, are subject to availability, scheduling, staffing, and appropriate supervision. Families remain responsible for swim safety and supervision.

No. Gregory Manor Swim Club does not currently operate a swim team.

During pool hours and when a lifeguard is present, a member child age 14 or older may use the pool without parental supervision. When no lifeguard is on duty, an adult member age 18 or older must be present for anyone to use the pool. It is always the responsibility of parents, guardians, and sponsoring members to watch their own children and guests. Gregory Manor Swim Club does not assume responsibility for children while they are on club property.

Yes. Children under 14 must pass a yearly swim test before going past the 4-foot mark into the deep end. The test consists of two laps using a recognized stroke and treading water continuously for one minute, to the satisfaction of the lifeguards.

Yes. Guests are allowed when accompanied by a sponsoring member. All guests must be signed in, regardless of age. Members are responsible for their guests, guest behavior, and guest fees.

Yes, subject to club rules and approval. More than six guests is considered a party. Parties require applicable fees, lifeguard coverage, and cleanup by the hosting member.

No. Pets are not allowed on club grounds.

No. Smoking and vaping are prohibited on club grounds.

Food is allowed on grassy areas only. Eating is not allowed on the side of the pool.

No. Floats and tubes are not allowed in the pool. Children wearing swimmies may not go past the 4-foot markers and must be accompanied by a parent in the pool.

The club is managed by a volunteer Board of Directors, which oversees club property, affairs, rules, committees, fees, and the general welfare of the corporation.