Networking Event Space in Freehold & Howell NJ
A venue people accept an invitation to. Outdoor, private, and not the back of another restaurant.
100 indoors · 500 with the grounds · Members & non-members
Not a hall. A club, for the afternoon.
RSVP rates are a venue problem. Nobody drives forty minutes for a hotel lobby. An evening at a private swim club — a clubhouse with its own bar, doors open onto the deck, real food from a real kitchen — is an invitation people accept, and a room they stay in past the first drink.
- The invitation does the work. A private club reads differently in an email subject line than a conference room does.
- Built for standing and talking. Open deck and lawn, natural circulation, and no rows of chairs pointed at a projector.
- Sponsor-friendly. Room for banners, tables, and branded moments without turning the night into a trade show.
What a private networking event includes
- The clubhouse and a staffed bar, private for the evening
- The deck outside for circulation and air
- Standing and seated capacity up to 100
- On-site chef, passed bites or stations
- We set the room before doors and clear it after, so the host is shaking hands, not folding chairs
- Parking on site for attendees, which a bar or a hotel ballroom cannot promise
The clubhouse seats up to 100 and books year-round, day or evening. From May to September the members are done at 7pm — after that the pools, the lawn and the clubhouse are yours alone, for up to 500.
Tell us the date and the crowd. We will quote it.
Or call the club directly at (732) 414-2172.
What it looks like.
The chef is on site. Build the menu with him.
Tell us what you picture for the networking event and we quote it — one number covering space, food, staff, setup and breakdown.
From asking to booked.
Check your date
Send the date, a rough headcount, and the kind of event. Takes thirty seconds and costs nothing.
We answer within one business day
You find out whether the date is open before you spend another weekend touring venues that are already booked.
Walk the property
Come see it. Standing on the deck tells you more in five minutes than any gallery will.
Menu and quote in writing
Our chef builds the menu with you. You get one number covering space, food, staff, setup, and breakdown.
Hold the date
Sign, deposit, done. From there we handle the day and you handle the guest list.
Networking Event questions, answered.
Ask us about a recurring date. Locking a standing slot early in the season is far easier than chasing dates one at a time.
Yes. Tell us how many and where you want them and we will lay it out with you.
Tell us what you have in mind when you inquire and we will walk you through the options for your date.
Smaller than you would think, especially on a weeknight. Send the details.
No. Private events at Howell Pointe are open to members and non-members alike.
Two answers, because there are two spaces. The clubhouse seats 100 at tables — that covers most showers, birthdays, communions and dinners, and it books day or evening all year. With the grounds open we go to 500, which is how schools, camps and big evening parties use the property.
Private use of your space for your window, seating, your menu cooked by our on-site chef, and setup and breakdown by our staff. What "your space" means depends on which of the four ways you book — the clubhouse, the whole club after 7pm, a roped-off poolside area in the daytime, or a group buyout for a block of hours. Everything is confirmed in writing in your quote.
Yes, and the clubhouse is the reason. It runs all year, day or evening, seating up to 100 with its own bar — so a February shower or a December company dinner is a normal booking, not an exception. What changes in winter is the pools, which close; the grounds are still there, and we can add heated tented space on the deck if you want the outdoors as well.