Langford Farms Club

Tammy Mounts a year ago

Langford Farms used to feel like “home.” That is until this year when they obtained new ownership. Apprehensively, we gave them a chance because we truly love our summers on the farm. There literally is no where else we’d rather be than poolside in “our spot.” Almost immediately, the new ownership became something we’d never known before in all of our years of membership (dating back to childhood). They would dismiss (actually it was almost like laughing and mocking) valid concerns of a significant rate increase citing the newly renovated lobby and fitness area while the tennis courts and swimming pools remain crumbling. From what I understand, there is no more money to repair the tennis courts and swimming pools (keep in mind that it’s a TENNIS and SWIMMING club) unless they raise rates even more meaning some members had a significant rate increase yet got nothing out of it. Yes, it is true that the newly renovated lobby and fitness area looks nice. However, no one asked for the bougie upgrades (at least not in lieu of much needed repairs to things they actually used and joined for).. No one comes to Langford to hang out in the sterile like lobby. The new ownership also has

Tiffany Dale a year ago

I can confirm everything that a few prior commenters have posted. I was first introduced to Langford Farms Club when I was about 9 years old in the 1980s. We went every day during the summers; my sister and I went by ourselves and met friends on summer weekdays when we were teens. Weekends were family time. those memories are some of my favorites of my entire childhood. Both my parents have been gone for a couple of decades, but I can still see them sitting by the pool; my dad wearing out the diving boards and my mom chatting with her friends by the baby pool, facing the big pool where we were learning our ways around the water . I moved away for a decade or so; but when my now 9-year-old nephew was two, we rejoined. It's where he learned to swim and to love water. My almost-six-year-old niece spent her first summer---Covid summer--at the pool and that was where we got to really know her after months of social-distancing. Brad and Becky (the previous owners) got to know our family, as did staff. they always "know our name." They were always concerned with promoting an inclusive environment where all members felt it was "our club." Enter 2025. Another commenter said she felt "unsa

Ginny Newell a year ago

My family and I love Langford! We spend so much time at the pool in the summer, and my kids absolutely love seeing their friends here—it’s become a place where we’ve made so many great memories together. I truly appreciate the new owners for taking on the challenge of restoring Langford and investing the time, money, and effort to make it a nice place for the community. We’ve noticed the improvements, from the upkeep of the facilities to the increased security measures that make me feel safe bringing my family. It’s clear they care about protecting the integrity of the membership. We’re thankful they were willing to step in, take on the responsibility, and work to make Langford a place we’re proud to be a part of.

Lindsey Gaither Edited a year ago

I have been connected to Langford Farms Club since I was a teenager and have many fond memories there. When the previous owners, Brad and Becky, were in charge, the club felt like family. Over the years, I have primarily been a tennis member, but in April of this year I decided to purchase a full membership under the new ownership because of the amenities and improvements being advertised at that time. These included extended pool hours, a 24-hour gym, renovations throughout the facility, and resurfacing of three tennis courts. I understand that major upgrades take time and resources, and I was patient with that process. However, several of the marketed changes either did not occur or were delayed significantly. For example, the 24-hour gym was not operational until late July, despite being advertised in April. The pool hours were promoted as open until 8 p.m. all summer, but were later changed to close at 6 p.m. in the latter part of the season. The tennis court resurfacing is now stated to be dependent on future investors, meaning it is not guaranteed. In addition, I observed maintenance issues such as the adult pool containing significant debris on more than one occasion. I po

Katy Flakoll a year ago

My kid's father and I both grew up there and loved it! It unfortunately became really rundown overtime. Unsafe cracks in the concrete, HVAC issues in the clubhouse, inconsistency with rule enforcement between guards. But most recently ownership changed hands. They have two younger children about my kid's age. Apparently there was an issue between my daughter and theirs so I attempted to address it privately with them. I will attach the response. We formerly went to church w them and I had agreed to take them on as a client when they were in a pinch. Apparently that and we divided a carpool bc their son felt unsafe on the bus. Then when my car broke down they gave the kids a ride home and introduced me to their friend w a car lot. I have no idea what it's like as far as repairs since they took over this year but their conflict resolution needs improvement. I guess as long as you don't have any complaints and your kids get along w their kids, it might be fine.