David Lloyd Raynes Park Membership Price (2026): 19 Tennis Courts & Two Spas

Independent guide — not affiliated with David Lloyd Clubs Ltd in any way. Last reviewed: July 2026 | Written and reviewed by Anna John, Independent Fitness Membership Researcher

David Lloyd Raynes Park, on Bushey Road in South West London near Wimbledon, is genuinely one of the strongest racquets clubs in the entire David Lloyd network — 12 indoor and 7 outdoor tennis courts, plus three padel courts covered by a winter dome. Here’s what’s confirmed directly against David Lloyd’s own site, reported pricing, and one nuance about Diamond membership worth knowing before you enquire.

Quick Answer

David Lloyd Raynes Park membership is reported at roughly £80/month for off-peak access up to around £145–£175/month for full individual access, with couple membership reported at £260–£310/month combined. Pricing here is less consistently documented across independent sources than at some other clubs, so treat these figures as a starting range rather than a settled number, and get a direct quote before budgeting around them.

How We Reached These Prices

David Lloyd doesn’t publish club-specific pricing on its own site — Raynes Park’s exact rates, like every David Lloyd club, come only from a direct enquiry. Reported figures for this specific club varied more than usual across independent sources, so the range below is presented with more caution than most of our other club guides. Facility details, by contrast, are confirmed directly against David Lloyd’s own official Raynes Park and racquets pages, which are considerably more reliable than the pricing data available for this club.

Membership Type Reported Monthly Cost
Off-peak ~£80–£120
Individual (Full Access) ~£145–£175
Couple ~£260–£310 combined
Family ~£250–£400+

Figures are third-party reported, not officially published by David Lloyd, and should be confirmed directly with the club.

Facilities at David Lloyd Raynes Park

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Tennis & Padel

Twelve indoor and seven outdoor tennis courts — confirmed directly on David Lloyd’s own dedicated Raynes Park racquets page — putting it among the largest tennis offerings anywhere in the network, ahead of well-equipped clubs like David Lloyd Bushey or David Lloyd Cambridge. Three dedicated padel courts are covered by a dome from October to March, so play continues through winter, alongside badminton and pickleball. Coaching runs from free beginner sessions through to Junior development programmes and competitive leagues.

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Swimming Pools

Both indoor and outdoor pools are confirmed, with the club positioned as a genuine year-round swimming venue alongside its racquets strength.

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Spa Retreat & Spa Garden

David Lloyd’s own site confirms both a Spa Retreat and a separate outdoor Spa Garden at Raynes Park — indoor and outdoor saunas, bespoke aromatherapy steam rooms, and plunge pools, a similarly elaborate two-part spa setup to what’s offered at David Lloyd Cambridge and David Lloyd Glasgow Renfrew..

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Group Classes

A full weekly timetable spanning HIIT, yoga, cycling, Pilates, and cardio, plus David Lloyd’s Signature Classes including BLAZE.

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Family Facilities

A crèche, kids’ club, and family activity programme, similar in scope to the family provision at David Lloyd Heston.

A Note on Diamond Membership Here

If you’re considering Diamond membership specifically for its multi-club access, it’s worth knowing that Raynes Park is named in some sources as one of a small number of clubs — alongside Kidbrooke Village, Northwood, and Finchley — excluded from certain reciprocal multi-club Spa Retreat access under the Diamond tier. Raynes Park has its own genuinely strong Spa Retreat and Spa Garden regardless, but if visiting other clubs’ spas via Diamond is a specific reason you’re joining here, confirm exactly how this exclusion applies directly with the club before signing.

Is David Lloyd Raynes Park Worth It?

Likely worth it if:

  • You play tennis or padel regularly — 19 courts combined is a genuinely exceptional offering by David Lloyd’s own standards
  • You’ll use both the Spa Retreat and Spa Garden consistently
  • You want a South West London club with strong family provision alongside serious racquets facilities

Probably not worth it if:

  • You mainly want gym-floor access — a budget gym nearby will cost a fraction of even the off-peak tier here
  • You’re joining specifically for Diamond-tier multi-club spa reciprocity — confirm the exclusion noted above first

Contact David Lloyd Raynes Park

Address: Bushey Road, Raynes Park, London, SW20 8TE — a short walk from Raynes Park station, near Wimbledon.

Opening hours should be confirmed directly with the club or via the David Lloyd app, since exact timings weren’t consistently confirmed across sources for this guide.

FAQs

Nineteen in total — 12 indoor and 7 outdoor — confirmed directly on David Lloyd’s own site, making it one of the largest racquets offerings in the entire network.

Yes, three dedicated courts, covered by a dome from October to March for year-round play.

Reported pricing ranges from roughly £80/month off-peak to £175/month for full individual access, though this club has less consistent pricing data available than others in the network — confirm directly with the club for an exact quote.

Yes, both are confirmed directly on David Lloyd’s own site.

Some sources report it’s one of four clubs excluded from certain multi-club Spa Retreat reciprocal access under Diamond membership. Confirm exactly what this means for your specific circumstances directly with the club.

Final Thoughts

David Lloyd Raynes Park’s racquets provision is a genuine standout even by David Lloyd’s own network-wide standards, and paired with both a Spa Retreat and Spa Garden, it’s a strong choice for anyone in South West London who’ll use more than just the gym floor. Pricing here is less clearly documented than at some other clubs, so lean more heavily than usual on getting a direct quote before deciding. See our full David Lloyd membership cost guide for how Raynes Park’s reported pricing compares nationally, or get an exact quote directly from David Lloyd Raynes Park’s own racquets and club pages.

This is an independent guide and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to David Lloyd Clubs Ltd. Prices are third-party reported estimates and may change without notice. Always confirm current pricing and promotions directly with the club before joining.