2019 GRAYDON MEMBERSHIP RATES
GRAYDON POOL 2019 SEASON
June 1 through Labor Day, September 2, 2019
Early Season – June 1 through June 23
Weekdays – 12 noon to 7:30 pm
Weekends – 10 am to 7:30 pm
Regular Season – June 24 through August 11
Daily 10 am to 7:30 pm
**Holiday**, July 4th, closes 4 pm
Late Season – August 12 through Labor Day, September 2
Weekdays – 12 noon to 7:30 pm
Weekends/Holiday – 10 am to 7:30 pm
RESIDENT GRAYDON POOL MEMBERSHIPS
Village priced memberships are available to Ridgewood residents, non-residents who pay local property taxes to the Village of Ridgewood, and employees of the Village of Ridgewood and Board of Education. Proof is required.
ADULT – $130.00
CHILD – (ages 2-15, under 2 free) $120.00
SENIOR – $30.00 (62 and older)
PERMANENT DISABLED – $30.00
LATE SEASON ADULT MEMBERSHIP – $65.00 (available August 1st)
LATE SEASON CHILD MEMBERSHIP – $60.00 (available August 1st)
BADGE REPLACEMENT FEE – $5.00
RESIDENT DAILY PASS – $15.00
NON-RESIDENT GUEST/SPONSORED – $20.00
COUPON BOOKS – 11 DAILY GUEST PASSES FOR THE PRICE OF 10 – $150.00
NON-RESIDENT GRAYDON POOL MEMBERSHIPS
The Village Council and the Ridgewood Department of Parks and Recreation are pleased to invite all families in the surrounding area to join the Graydon Pool facility for the summer season.
ADULT (ages 16 and up) – $220.00
CHILD (ages 2-15) – $195.00
DAILY GUEST PASSES (must be accompanied by a current season member)- $20.00
BADGE REPLACEMENT – $5.00
TENNIS BADGES
RESIDENT ADULT – $35.00
RESIDENT CHILD – $30.00
NON-RESIDENT ADULT – $45.00
NON-RESIDENT CHILD – $40.00
DAILY PASS – $5.00
BADGE REPLACEMENT – $5.00
Tennis Rules/Regulations and Badge Memberships
Purchase all badges from the comfort of home via CommunityPass (Visa and Mastercard accepted). In person assistance is available daily at the Graydon Badge Office, on site at the pool facility. Hours vary by season dates.
My kids love it!!
“They” complain Graydon is empty and doesn’t make money . Yet they weren’t open Memorial Day weekend ? Don’t they think they could have made some bank that day with the race and all? Crest wood lake was open as well as Paramus Pool . It’s common sense ! They have increased the daily pass by $5!. I’m assuming this means it will be clear and clean like every other man made lake around here . Haha .
graydon actually makes money
Yes the pool should’ve been open for that day weekend.But I looked at the water today it’s filthy.
I’m here right now They need to dump some Corine in the water. Looks like a swamp. I’m going down the shore
James is right – Graydon does turn a profit. I don’t personally enjoy lake swimming, so I haven’t been there to swim since my kids were smaller, but SO many Ridgewood people love it! They count on it. I did a beach yoga class there last season – it was fun…. There are lots of fun activities offered there – including a place to play volleyball on sand! My husband grew up (for most of his childhood) in this town and summers at Graydon rank among his fondest memories.
If it’s part of the local culture, looks nice and turns a profit, why do so many people bear such a disproportionate animus toward it? It doesn’t make sense. I’m asking this as a genuine question – someone please shed light on this for me. What’s the harm? Am I missing something?
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because they want to scam the taxpayers, and spend those big kick backs on a home in low tax Florida