Snack Bar & Social
Lunch on the porch, pizza nights, potlucks and the Lobster Boil.
The clubhouse porch is where the day happens: lunch from the snack bar, a game on the lawn, and whatever the social committee has cooked up for the evening. Most of it is casual, most of it is outdoors, and nearly all of it is run by members.
The snack bar
Open for lunch seven days a week during the peak summer season, with a lighter grab-and-go menu on quieter days. Think farm-fresh salads, paninis and wraps, burgers and hot dogs off the grill, a kids’ menu, and ice cream.
Members order on a house account (no cash or cards); an email confirms each purchase. Hours are posted at the snack bar and emailed to members.
The calendar
Memorial Day barbecue, weekly pizza night, Third Thursday potlucks, the Fourth of July picnic, the Lobster Boil, a pig roast, wine tasting, karaoke and the annual lip-sync battle, family bingo and ice cream, movie nights, the Puppy Party, the Tennis Ball, and the closing campfire and member meeting in September.
Most events are potluck or pay-as-you-go; a few big ones are ticketed.
Evenings
The firepit on the beach is lit most summer nights. Bring marshmallows; the club asks only that you put the lid on the fire bowl and douse it before you leave.
The clubhouse
Rebuilt by members after a fire in 1990, the clubhouse is a quiet indoor space with games, books, WiFi and a wide porch. Phones stay on silent and calls happen up by the parking lot, so the porch stays a porch.
Members: the full events calendar and this season’s snack bar menu are in the members’ area.
Come for lunch
Prospective members usually visit as a member’s guest first, and lunch on the porch is the best introduction the club has.