Phantom Lake Club, formerly Phantom Lake Bath & Tennis Club, is a membership-only 501(c)(7) social and recreation club on the shores of Phantom Lake in east Bellevue, operating since 1960. Facilities include a 6-lane, 25-yard competition pool with dive board, tennis and basketball courts, a recreation field, clubhouse, and a snack shack. Youth offerings are seasonal member teams - a recreational swim team for ages 5-18 in the Midlakes League, a dive team, and water polo for ages 8-18 - plus private lessons and open swim. The club's site lists no summer camp program.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Phantom Lake Bath & Tennis Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleW pool its very wet. you can swim here. Good water.
Went to a birthday party at Phantom Lake Pool and was really impressed. The backyard area with games and cabanas was such a fun setup, and the pool was perfect for the kids. It was easy to park, lots of chairs, and just had a great laid-back vibe. We had such a good time, we’re planning to join next summer!
We love Phantom Lake Club! The pool is chill, the people that attend are wonderful, the pool is always warm and the new Backyard is amazing for hanging out with family and friends. The swim team is so welcoming and is a great place for all kids!
As a mom, I can’t say enough good things about Phantom Lake Pool! The swim lessons here are super inexpensive, which is such a gift when you’re trying to give your kids great experiences without breaking the bank. The instructors are kind, patient, and really help the kids build confidence in the water. Plus, their new backyard setup with yard games and cabanas makes it easy to hang out and relax. It’s become one of our favorite summer spots!
Ever since I got my membership here, the pool and tennis courts have been growing older by the day. And you can barely use the tennis courts any more! And also with thing like a purple version of the Imperial Japanese Flag is odd about this facility.





