FAQs

Membership FAQs

  • We have a membership but didn't register or pay last season. Can we register for this summer?

    Members not in good standing must email membership@kenmont.com with your request as soon as possible. You will have to pay any outstanding fees, and there is no guarantee that a space will be available for this season.

  • We are prospective members on the waiting list. When will we be contacted if there's an opening?

    We usually start contacting prospective members from the waiting list via email in early April to gauge interest. Once we offer you a membership, you will have 2 days to accept or decline.

  • We would like to sell our membership

    Members in good standing with a full membership interest may sell their membership to another family or request that the board repurchase it.


    Selling to another family (Transfer): There is a one-time transfer fee of $500 paid to the board. There is NO additional initiation fee for members who receive a transferred membership. Note: transfers have a blackout period from April 1 through mid-June — complete yours before April 1 to have it processed for this season.


    Board Repurchase: Repurchase requests must be submitted between February 1 and March 23 by completing the Purchase of Membership Application Form. Here is how the payout is calculated:

    • Base initiation fee: $900
    • Less the membership transfer fee: ($500)
    • Less any outstanding obligations, fees, or assessments
    • Net payout to member: $400 (assuming no outstanding obligations)

    Note: repurchases are only done if a waiting list exists. If there is no waiting list, the board may repurchase at a mutually agreeable price at its sole discretion. There is no refund of annual dues, partial or otherwise. Payments are processed no sooner than 30 days after receipt of the resignation of membership form and are subject to cash flow and operational considerations. The board may also authorize the repurchase of unused guest passes.

    Please email membership@kenmont.com with any questions. Note: we may not be able to accommodate requests received after the registration deadline.


    Please email  membership@kenmont.com with your questions as soon as possible. Please note, we may not be able to accomodate requests received after the registration deadline.

  • When do we need to pay our dues?

    Season dues for renewing active members who wish to stay active or become inactive are due by March 23, 2026 to avoid late fees. Here is the full fee schedule:


    • By March 23 – No late fee
    • March 24–31 – $50 late fee
    • April 1–8 – $75 late fee (lots of last-minute registrations make things much harder for the board — we hope we don't collect any late fees from you!)
    • After April 8 – Contact membership@kenmont.com to register with a $75 late fee if a spot is still available

    Active membership is not guaranteed after April 8.

  • We don't intend to use the pool this summer, how do we register to be inactive?

    Register as inactive and pay the $300 inactive fee by the registration deadline (March 23, 2026). You may only be inactive for up to 5 seasons without attempting to reactivate. After 5 consecutive inactive seasons without reactivating, your membership will be forfeited.

  • How can we activate our membership after being inactive last year?

    If you have paid your inactive fees for past seasons, contact membership@kenmont.com to express your interest in becoming active. If space is available, we will update your account to allow payment of active summer dues. If space is not available, you will need to pay the inactive fee for the upcoming season to remain in good standing.

  • We missed the final registration deadline, can we still register?

    • March 24–31 – You may still register with a $50 late fee
    • April 1–8 – You may still register with a $75 late fee
    • After April 8 – Contact membership@kenmont.com immediately. If we have not reached the 400-family limit, you may be able to register with a $75 late fee. Note: we begin offering membership to waitlist families on April 9, so active membership is not guaranteed after that date.

    If the 400-family limit has been reached, you will not be able to register as an active member for this season. To remain in good standing, register as inactive. The following season, if space is available, you may reactivate before waitlist families are contacted.


  • When does registration for the 2026 season open?

    Registration opened February 19 for renewing members wishing to stay active or go inactive. Key dates:

    • March 23 – Last day to register with no late fee
    • March 24–31 – $50 late fee applies
    • April 1–8 – $75 late fee applies
    • After April 8 – Contact membership@kenmont.com; active membership is not guaranteed

    Inactive members in good standing will be offered the opportunity to reactivate before waitlist members are contacted. Waitlist outreach begins April 9.


  • What is the Capital Improvement Fee?

    A $150 capital improvement fee is added annually to each membership to fund improvements to the Kenmont facility.


  • I forgot my password for MemberSplash

    Go to https://kenmont.membersplash.com and in the login window, click the link at the bottom to retrieve Username and Password.


    You will need to enter the email address of the main account holder.

    Go to MemberSplash

General FAQs

  • How much are guest passes?

    Guests passes are $8  for a single pass and $80 for a 10-pack. See how many you have and purchase them ahead of time on MemberSplash.

  • How do I buy guest passes?

    Log in to MemberSplash (use the password retrieval link if needed). Go to Payments → Make a Payment, find guest passes in the list, select your quantity, and complete your purchase.

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  • How do I buy replacement key tags?

    We no longer issue key tags. Members are identified at the guard gate by name and by the photos uploaded to MemberSplash. Please make sure photos are added for each family member in your account.


    Learn how to add photos for each family member in MemberSplash.

  • Do you have a lost and found?

    Photo of items in our lost and found area.

    Yes — items of apparent value left behind after closing are moved to the Lost and Found in the clubhouse. The Lost and Found is maintained at the discretion of the volunteer board; members and guests assume responsibility for forgotten items. Periodically during the season, volunteers will sort and dispose of unclaimed items. Unclaimed towels are donated to local animal shelters.

  • Can I reserve a tennis or pickleball court?

    Yes! Use the reservation system in MemberSplash: Reservations → Make Reservation. Courts are available from 8am–10pm year-round (please avoid pickleball after 9pm on weeknights out of consideration for neighbors). If reserving a single pickleball court, check whether someone has already reserved one and book on the same court (e.g., if 1A is taken, reserve 1B) so tennis courts remain available. Pickleball nets can be checked out from the gate guards.

    Make a Reservation
  • How do I reserve space for a birthday party or group event?

    Reservations are free for members and must be made at least 1 week in advance and no more than 6 weeks in advance. There are two party reservation slots per 3-hour time block:


    • One accommodates up to 15 attendees
    • One accommodates up to 25 attendees

    All attendees count toward the limit (including members, hosts, and children), except children under 3 do not need to pay a guest fee. Submit a reservation request through the club website.


    Request a Reservation
  • How does barbecuing work?

    Grills and propane are provided in the picnic area. Grilling tools are available in the picnic area or in the clubhouse pantry.


    Grill etiquette:


    • Turn on/off the propane tank valve as needed, then turn on the burner
    • If grills are busy, please share
    • Fire kits are on the fence behind the BBQs for emergencies
    • Check the grease catchers and empty them if more than half full
    • Clean the grill grates and surfaces after use
    • Turn off the propane tank valve when done to prevent leakage
    • Close the grill lid when finished

  • May I eat on the pool deck?

    No. To keep the pool area free of rodents and insects, please eat and drink only in the picnic area or in the clubhouse. No glass containers anywhere on the grounds.


  • Why are the tennis/pickleball courts closed during swim meets?

    They aren't anymore! Courts are open for reservations from 8am–10pm all year long. Use the MemberSplash reservation system to book anytime.

  • How do I apply for a job at Kenmont?

     Lifeguards, gate guards, and onsite pool managers are hired by our pool management company each summer season. Job application information is sent via email to our mailing list. The application period typically opens in early January.