Private Association in Onslow, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Jacksonville Country Club

Private Association

Jacksonville, NC

Jacksonville Country Club is the only private club in Onslow County and features a George Cobb-designed golf course, five lighted tennis courts, and a pool.

  • People seeking private club membership with golf, dining, pool, and tennis access
  • Golfers seeking a George Cobb-designed course open year-round
  • Tennis players seeking five lighted courts

Sanctum 1791

Private Association

Holly Ridge, NC

Sanctum 1791 combines a 200-yard tactical range, 15-station sporting clays course, 3D archery, training classes, and clubhouse dining in Holly Ridge.

  • Members seeking pistol and rifle range access
  • Sporting clays practice for beginners or experienced shooters
  • Dynamic tactical and multi-gun shooting practice

The Office

Private Association

Hubert, NC

Destination Boat Clubs in Sneads Ferry

Private Association

Sneads Ferry, NC

Destination Boat Clubs offers boat-club access at Lake James Marina, with reservations, maintenance and cleaning handled for members.

  • Lake James boating through Lake James Marina
  • People wanting boating access without boat ownership maintenance, cleaning, insurance, storage and repairs
  • Families planning cruising, fishing or watersports outings

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FAQ

Do these private associations require membership?

Yes. Jacksonville Country Club, Sanctum 1791, and Destination Boat Clubs are membership-based organizations rather than fully public facilities. Jacksonville Country Club says pool guests must be accompanied by a member.

What should I compare before joining a private association in Onslow County?

Compare the activities included, guest rules, reservation requirements, location, and whether the club fits your main use: golf and family recreation, shooting and training, or boating.

Can I use a boat club without owning a boat?

Yes. Destination Boat Clubs is designed for members who want boating access without handling boat maintenance, cleaning, insurance, storage, or repairs. Reservations are used to access boats from its listed fleet.

Are these associations for routine activities or emergency services?

They are for planned recreation, training, events, and member access. Sanctum 1791 specifically is not intended for emergency or on-demand firearms services, and Destination Boat Clubs is not an emergency repair provider.

What facilities does Sanctum 1791 have?

Its listed facilities include pistol and rifle ranges, a 200-yard tactical range, 15-station sporting clays, a two-level 5-stand course, and 3D archery with more than 22 targets.