The Brattleboro Outing Club tennis facility, conveniently located at 202 Cedar Street in Brattleboro, is home to six of the most beautifully-maintained red clay courts in New England. With the rustic charm and casual setting of its 30s-era tennis clubhouse, low membership fees, and relaxed family-oriented atmosphere, the BOC tennis facility offers a superb tennis option for residents of all ages.
BOC boasts some of the finest red-clay courts in New England.
The tennis season runs from late April until early November, depending on the weather. While the BOC membership year runs November 1 to October 31, fees can be paid at the beginning of the tennis season. To use the courts and the online court reservation system, adults must be a BOC member and pay the tennis program fee; tennis membership for children under 21 is free when they are signed up with a parent or guardian. Otherwise, the junior membership fee is only $40 per year, which includes the BOC membership. Guests are welcome for a fee.
With the rustic charm and casual setting of its 30s-era tennis clubhouse, low membership fees, and relaxed family-oriented atmosphere, the BOC tennis facility offers a superb tennis option for residents of all ages.
Adult members who volunteer to work a total of four hours during the tennis season earn a credit of $50 towards the following year’s membership fee. We need the help of our volunteers, especially at the beginning- and end-of-season work days, to help us maintain the courts and keep our programs running successfully. Historically the BOC has always been a volunteer-driven organization, and the tennis committee and the BOC board encourage members to continue this time-honored tradition. Volunteer participation allows the BOC to remain affordable and to retain its unique character, and it’s also a great way to meet other members.
To become a member, click Join BOC, fill out the membership application form, sign the waiver, and mail a check to BOC, PO Box 335, Brattleboro, VT, 05302. Verification will be by e-mail. After registering, the Welcome Letter on the tennis page will give you all the information you need to sign up for courts and suggestions for meeting other members, including club mixers, singles ladder, doubles league and programs for both adult and junior members.
The BOC tennis committee consists of six to nine members who volunteer their time to conduct the business of the tennis program. All members are welcome at the tennis committee meetings on the second Monday of each month, at 6:30 pm at 80 Linden St. in the winter and at 7 pm at the clubhouse on Cedar St. in the summer. Any questions or concerns regarding the tennis program may be directed to the chair of the committee, John Donaldson.
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