CLICK HERE for details on how to purchase your 2020 South Orange Recreation & Cultural Affairs Membership.

South Orange Department of Recreation & Cultural Affairs Membership is available to South Orange residents ONLY and is good for the calendar year. Benefits of this membership currently include:

• Admittance to the South Orange Community Pool
• Priority admittance to some Department of Recreation & Cultural Affairs programs and activities
• User fee discounts on fields and tennis and tennis courts
• Discounts on many programs and activities offered through the Department of Recreation & Cultural Affairs

Memberships can be purchased during normal business hours at the offices of the South Orange Department of Recreation & Cultural Affairs and online HERE.

NEW RESIDENTS OR THOSE WITHOUT 2019 MEMBERSHIP must provide TWO current forms of identification for proof of residency (name and South Orange address must appear on each form) from the following list:

• Valid driver’s license
• Valid car registration
• Current telephone bill
• Current gas/electric bill
• Valid car insurance card
• Current water or disposal bill
• Current cable bill

BIRTH CERTIFICATES ARE ALSO REQUIRED for all minors obtaining their membership for the first time.

All members of the family require a photo for membership. Photos can be taken at the Dept. of Recreation or at the pool entry once open for the season.

All adult children living (18 and older) in the parent’s household must provide their own proof of residency.

MEMBERSHIP FEES
Membership fees are as follows:

• January 1 through May 15 - $30.00/person, $120/family maximum
• Beginning May 16 - $35/person, $140/family maximum

For membership purposes, a FAMILY is defined as parents and dependent children living within the same household.

MEMBERSHIP TAG REPLACEMENT FEE
Membership tags are to be kept by residents for year-to-year renewal. When renewing memberships, bar codes are reactivated on existing tags. If prior year cannot be produced, a $10 replacement fee will be charged. If a tag is damaged, it can be returned to the Department of Recreation and Cultural Affairs and will be replaced free of charge.