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David Lloyd Raynes Park Membership Price (2026): 19 Tennis Courts & Two Spas
Independent guide — not affiliated with David Lloyd Clubs Ltd in any way. Written and reviewed by Anna John, Independent Fitness Membership Researcher
Half a mile from Wimbledon Chase station, this South West London club offers a full gym, a 25m indoor pool, a 20m outdoor pool and a year-round racquets programme. Monthly fees at David Lloyd Raynes Park are reported between £145 and £249 for one adult in 2026, with the tier deciding what the quote covers. Twelve indoor and seven outdoor tennis courts make up the 19-court tennis offer, while the Spa Retreat and Spa Garden give the club its two spas. Both are adults-only and tied to Platinum membership. This guide breaks down 2026 prices, tier access, facilities, opening hours, family options, and member feedback.
● David Lloyd Raynes Park Club Information
| Address | Bushey Road, Raynes Park, London, SW20 8DE |
| Non-members | 020 8543 8021 · sales.raynespark@davidlloyd.co.uk |
| Members | 020 8543 8020 · raynespark@davidlloyd.co.uk |
| Nearest stations | Wimbledon Chase (0.5 mile) |
| Reviews | 4.5 rating from 2,130 Google reviews |
How Much Does David Lloyd Raynes Park Membership Cost in 2026?
In 2026, a standard individual full-access membership at David Lloyd Raynes Park usually costs between £145 and £249 per month. The exact price depends on the contract length, membership tier, and any extra facilities you choose, such as full racquets access or the Spa Retreat.
| Membership Type | Approximate Monthly Fee |
|---|---|
| Single Adult | £229 – £249 |
| Couple (2 Adults) | £199 – £209 per person |
| Family of 3–4 members | £429 – £499 |
| Joining Fee | £0 – £100 (varies) |
What do optional extras cost on top of membership?
Optional extras such as tennis coaching, kids’ tennis club, towel hire and guest passes cost extra on top of your monthly fee, and the estimates are in the table below.
| Extra | Estimated price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Tennis coaching | £25–£37 per session | Junior and adult lessons |
| Kids tennis club | ~£34 per month per child | Weekly group sessions |
| Towel hire | £10–£15 per month | Optional |
| Guest pass | £25–£40 per visit | Non-member day access |
- Swimming lessons, tennis coaching and crèche sessions are the usual cost drivers for families.
- Ask for the current rate card on a tour.
Does David Lloyd Raynes Park Offer Day Passes?
The club page does not advertise a walk-up day pass. One guide says passes are available by phone, another says David Lloyd clubs generally do not sell them, so check directly.
- Call 0208 543 8021 and ask what trial or guest options are live
- Ask a current member about guest access
- Use the 3-month starter offer as a lower-commitment trial
- Book a tour, which shows the full club before any decision
David Lloyd Raynes Park Location Details
The club is at Bushey Road, Raynes Park, London SW20 8TE, just south of Wimbledon.
- Wimbledon Chase station: 0.5 miles
- Raynes Park station: 0.6 miles
- South Merton station: 1 mile
- Free on-site parking and secure bike parking
What Tier Is Raynes Park, and Who Gets the Spa?
Access to the Spa Retreat and Spa Garden is available on a Platinum membership, according to the club’s own pages. One competitor guide calls the top tier “Diamond“, which does not match the club wording. Use “Platinum” and confirm the tier name on your quote.
| Facility | Platinum | Lower tiers |
|---|---|---|
| Gym, pools, classes | Included | Included |
| Spa Retreat (adults only) | Included | Confirm with club |
| Spa Garden (adults only) | Included | Confirm with club |
What Facilities Does David Lloyd Raynes Park Have?
David Lloyd Raynes Park offers many facilities that include a comprehensive gym, racquets, a spa, and family amenities. You can check the details below.
What does the gym offer?
The gym covers treadmills, cross trainers, upright bikes, free weights, cable machines and functional training gear. A dedicated stretching zone helps with cool-downs. The Intuitive Strength Circuit gives beginners and experienced lifters a guided route through the floor.
- Boutique Reformer Pilates studio
- Battlebox outdoor training zone
- Business lounge for remote work
What swimming facilities are there?
Members get a heated 25m indoor pool, a heated 20m outdoor pool and a children’s splash pool, open year-round. Kids’ lessons start from 3 months old and are taught by Swim England qualified instructors. Adults can join beginner, improver and Master Swim sessions, plus low-impact aqua classes.
- Dedicated swim times
- Spacious changing rooms
- Lessons for every age
What is inside the two spas?
The Spa Retreat is an adults-only indoor space next to the pool, so moving from workout to whirlpool is easy. The Spa Garden is the adults-only outdoor counterpart. Together they make the “two spas” in the headline.
| Spa Retreat (indoor) | Spa Garden (outdoor) |
|---|---|
| Himalayan salt sauna | Finnish sauna |
| Crystal steam room | Outdoor hydro pool |
| Citrus steam room | Whirlpool |
| Ice cave (Alaskan mint) | Loungers |
| Plunge pool, 10–12°C | Fire pit |
| Heated relaxation beds, hydro pool | — |
How big is the tennis and racquets offer?
Raynes Park has twelve indoor and seven outdoor tennis courts, plus badminton, Padel and Pickleball, which adds up to the 19 tennis courts in the headline. The indoor courts use carpet and hard surfaces, the outdoor courts hard and artificial grass, and a tennis dome runs October to March. Three dedicated padel courts sit alongside them.
- Coaching for beginners through to advanced players
- Club championships, weekly tournaments and social events
- Junior tennis for children as young as three
Which classes are included?
HIIT classes include BLAZE, IGN1TE, Battlebox, Rebels (for ages 8 and over), CYCLONE and GYM30. The Mind & Body studio runs yoga, Pilates and the signature SPIRIT class. Classes are included in membership and can be booked through the app up to nine days ahead. BLAZE requires a Myzone belt.
What is there for families?
The crèche cares for children aged 12 weeks to 5 years, and every team member holds a current DBS certificate. DL Kids offers Sport Squad, Lego Squad and similar sessions, while teens have Gym Start Up and Fitness Into Teens. The Clubroom has a family area with an indoor soft play frame and an outdoor terrace.
What is the Clubroom like?
The Clubroom serves meals, coffee and snacks, and members can order through the app. A quiet corner and a business lounge make it workable for remote days. One guide mentions a 10% member discount on food, but the club page does not confirm it.
David Lloyd Raynes Park Opening Hours: Full Table
This table summarizes the opening and closing hours of the club, but they can change on holidays, so confirm before travelling.
| Day | Opening Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 6:00AM – 10:00PM |
| Tuesday | 6:00AM – 10:00PM |
| Wednesday | 6:00AM – 10:00PM |
| Thursday | 6:00AM – 10:00PM |
| Friday | 6:00AM – 9:00PM |
| Saturday | 7:00AM – 8:00PM |
| Sunday | 7:00AM – 8:00PM |
What Do Members Say About Raynes Park?
The club holds a 4.5 Google rating across 2,130 reviews, and its app is rated 4.7 from around 68,800 ratings. Members consistently mention the spa, the instructors, and the parking.
- A member of just over a month praised the instructors and called the spa “amazing”
- Another highlighted ample parking, a well-stocked gym, and the outdoor spa
- A parent said their three-year-old’s tennis coach was patient and gifted with young children
- A twins’ parent praised the DL Kids team
Pros: premium facilities, family-friendly, spa amenities, class variety, tennis and padel courts.
Cons: membership cost, extra charges for some services, busy at peak hours.
Five Tips Before You Sign At Raynes Park
This list covers some tips that will help you sign up easily.
- Request the quote in writing, with the tier name.
- Ask if the joining fee can be waived at the tour.
- Confirm Spa Retreat and Spa Garden access.
- Get minimum term and cancellation rules in writing.
- Price the cost per visit you will realistically make.
Is David Lloyd Raynes Park Worth It?
David Lloyd Raynes Park is worth the high cost if you regularly use the premium racquets, luxury spa, and family facilities, but it is overpriced if you only plan to use the standard gym floor.
Likely worth it if:
Probably not worth it if:
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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.
