Fairfield Hunt Club

Fairfield County Hunt Club is a prestigious private country club in Westport, Connecticut, established in 1923. While primarily known for its equestrian programs, polo, and traditional hunt club activities, the club operates as a full-service sporting facility on 40 acres.

Located at 174 Long Lots Road in Westport's Hunt Club neighborhood, Fairfield County Hunt Club is a year-round private members-only club offering diverse recreational and sporting activities. The facility features a newly renovated clubhouse (2015) with formal and informal entertaining spaces.

The club's primary focus centers on equestrian sports and field sports traditional to hunt clubs:

• •Equestrian Programs - Six barns with 120 box stalls, three outdoor and two indoor riding rings for year-round instruction and competition
• •Polo - Revitalized polo program since 2016 with lessons, exhibitions, and USPA-sanctioned events
• •Fox Hunting - Formal hunting program organized in 1924, recognized by the Masters of Fox Hounds Association
• •Horse Shows - Nationally recognized Class A horse shows; the June show celebrates 100 years in 2024

Beyond equestrian activities, the club offers comprehensive facilities including eight Har-Tru tennis courts, four paddle courts, heated swimming pools, and a full dining program. The Grill Room operates Wednesday-Sunday with casual dining, while the main dining room hosts member events and private functions.

Fairfield County Hunt Club is a private members-only facility. Prospective members should contact the club directly for membership information and requirements. The club maintains high membership standards and offers guest policies for member-sponsored visits.