Beautiful property! maintenance crew's hard work shows.

I was in Wilmington over the Christmas holiday and quickly took a drive by. Lovely presentation. Amazed at its location. Due to its storied history in NC, I found it to be quite charming.

Visited during my trip to Wilmington. As it’s a very popular and well-known spot, I had high hopes. For a place that is considered such a “premier” destination, you would think they’d know how to treat people better, regardless of membership status. My friend and I were simply looking around when we were immediately met with disrespect from the staff — under the assumption that we were not members. I can only assume this was because we are women of color in a setting that appeared entirely Caucasian. I am not one to make things about race, but the sheer attitude and lack of respect we experienced was very telling. In a place where hospitality should matter, they could have simply asked if we were members before assuming and treating us as “less than.” We remained polite, yet we were shooed away as if we were wreaking havoc. Even though we immediately respected their wishes to leave, a rude woman at the pool literally stood guard, watching us get into our car like she was a pit bull, and even called security while we were already leaving — as if we were criminals. To make matters worse, she made us take a long lap to reach our car instead of letting us exit the way we came in to spite us, which was entirely unnecessary considering our politeness and understanding. Overall, this was an extremely uncomfortable experience with unprofessional and poorly trained staff. For such an expensive country club, consider investing in a clear “Private Property” sign or lock the pool gate — instead of barking at people who walked through a literal open door. Do better.

The club is beautiful. They offer tennis, golf, pool, dining and great kid's programs. The fitness center is new and offers a variety of classes. The staff is top notch!

I went to cape fear country club to watch my friend play tennis. I saw there was alcohol on a table, I politely asked the man working if it’s an open bar. he rudely said “no it’s for members only”. I didn’t have a problem with the alcohol being for members only. I had a problem with the man working automatically assuming that I was not a member. I happened to be the only black person watching the matches and it maybe alluded to fact that because Im black I could not be a member. It disgusted me how I was talked to. One of the managers came over to talk to me. He was very nice, but I do have a problem with the worker who was very rude to me. Honestly I would not buy a membership here if you are a person of color because they will assume anyway that you cannot afford it. Not a great experience and lives up to the negative Country Club stereotype.