Neighborhood cabana swim and racquet club (founded 1966) in south San Jose, offering member pools, tennis and volleyball courts, and group and private swim lessons for toddlers through older kids. Group lessons run 30 minutes over nine weekday mornings. This is a membership swim club, not an open-enrollment summer camp.
The practical details
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 Rancho Santa Teresa Swim directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★Josh lawsonAn okay pool with some amenities. Has public grills, a tennis court and volleyball court, and one large pool(not including the kiddy pool). It has a very cozy feel, but lacks size and seems like it should have another pool. It is also important to note that membership is available only to the surrounding neighborhood, and that the list to get into the active members is long.
★★★★★Marailee SripatiI'm a homeowner and therefore required to pay dues and be a member. This is a lovely club! Many good memories with my young children. The staff and club volunteers are dedicated, progressive, and community focused.
★★★★★Steve WatanabeThis is a well run Swim and tennis club. Their youth swim team is a wonderful experience.
★★★★★Igor ZavoychinskiyIt's an HOA owned property, but if you have friends in the neighborhood, they can bring up to 11 guests for free. There is a big common pool, a separate adults pool, and a hottub. You can buy some regular kids' snacks for $1 each. The homeowners in the HOA can make reservations for big parties: there are barbecues, campfires, fridge, and bar amenities.
★Rita BaroneROBBED AT 12:45 AT FRONT DOORS OF RANCHO ST. TERESA POOL!! POOL MANAGER DID NOT CARE. I was with my two small children and a White woman in 50's with black spiky hair stole my purse and drove away in a 90's Baby blue Lincoln Town Car with the back driver's side window covered with a black trash bag. My son saw her near the car while we were at the front desk getting a swim schedule. We tried to follow her, but lost her on St. Teresa near St. Ignacio. We went back to Rancho pool for help and to call 911, but the manager said she was too busy to help us. With my son in my arms crying hysterically, finally a kind lifeguard let us use the phone to call 911 and my husband. She could of kidnapped my kids, but I guess the manager was "too busy" to help us.