The Space
Cameron Wood Swim & Racquet Club runs as a private club with its own operating board, separate from the Cameron Wood Homeowners Association, on a property that traces back to a 386-acre parcel once owned by the Belk family as a hunting preserve. The neighborhood covenants were filed on July 8, 1986, and the club’s renovated clubhouse is the space couples actually book, sitting alongside two resurfaced pools and lighted tennis courts.
The clubhouse rental structure lists a specific rate for wedding receptions apart from a regular rental, $300 for members and $500 for non-member residents, confirming the room is used for exactly that kind of event rather than only club meetings or parties. A $200 refundable security deposit applies on top of the rental fee itself.
Capacity & Layout
Because Cameron Wood’s clubhouse is a club amenity rather than a dedicated event venue, the room’s footprint is fixed and modest by design, meant for a member gathering or a smaller private reception rather than a large formal wedding. Couples considering the space should confirm exact seated capacity directly with the club, since it is not published, but the pricing structure specifically for wedding receptions signals a room sized for that kind of event.
The grounds beyond the clubhouse include two newly resurfaced pools, one with a 10-foot deep diving area and diving board plus a 3-foot wading area with cascading entry steps, and a separate zero-entry toddler splash pool with its own latched gate. Those pool areas are not part of a reception layout itself, but they shape how the property reads on a tour and how much outdoor space surrounds the clubhouse.
Amenities
The club includes two lighted hard-surface tennis courts and two pickleball courts with an online reservation system, along with a poolside concession stand that operates as part of normal club life. None of that is wedding-specific, but it points to a well-maintained, actively used property rather than a rental hall that sits empty between bookings.
The clubhouse itself is described as beautifully renovated and is the actual space available for rental, with a $200 refundable security deposit required on top of the rental fee, returned if the space is left undamaged. Regular club programming, monthly food trucks, a chili cookoff, a fall movie night, and a holiday hayride, gives a sense of how the property gets used across the year beyond private rentals.
Location & Getting There
Cameron Wood sits within its namesake residential community in Charlotte, on land named for Cameron Harris, who owned the property before it was developed. The neighborhood itself became the largest planned community in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County until Highland Creek was built further northeast, and the Glen Laurel village within Cameron Wood hosted the Home Arama showcase in 1988, with David Weekly Homes completing the last of the neighborhood’s construction in 2000.
Because the club sits inside a residential neighborhood, guests arriving for a wedding reception here are driving into a private community rather than a commercial venue district, worth flagging on invitations so no one gets turned around at the gate. Indoors, the clubhouse is a fixed, enclosed room, giving a DJ a contained space to run sound for a reception without the wind and open air variables that come with the pool deck or tennis courts just outside.
Why Couples Book Dow Oak Here
You only get one reception at this venue, so it should be run by a team that already knows how to make a room like it work:
- We have actually performed at this venue, so we plan for its sound, layout, and flow instead of guessing on your night
- One team for your DJ and MC, photo booth, and custom lighting, on a single plan and one contract
- Backup DJs scheduled and on call, with your full plan shared across our team
- An online planning portal plus a planning call before the day
- More than 3,000 five-star reviews on The Knot, WeddingWire, and Google
- Transparent pricing with no hidden fees, and just $400 reserves your date
Wedding DJ FAQ
Have you performed at this venue before?
Yes. Every venue in our directory is one we have actually worked, so we already know how to set up, light, and run the room for a wedding, from ceremony sound to the last dance.
How much is a wedding DJ?
Your price depends on your date, your area, and add-ons like a photo booth, uplighting, or ceremony sound. Pick your date on our pricing page and you will see your exact price, and just $400 reserves your date.
Do you provide lighting and a photo booth too?
Yes. One team handles your DJ and MC, color-matched uplighting, and a modern photo booth on a single plan.
What happens if our DJ has an emergency?
We always have trained backup DJs scheduled and on call, with your full plan shared across our team, so someone can step in seamlessly.
How do we book you?
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