The Cambridge Club

About

Founded in 1973, the Cambridge Club is a men’s club in Toronto for top executives that provides social activities, state-of-the-art fitness amenities, clinic services, dining in the Oak Room, squash and training facilities, and access to a network of reciprocal clubs to support members’ fitness, social, and professional needs. See thecambridgeclub.com.

Membership

Membership is by referral only; prospective members must be referred by a current Cambridge Club member. The club positions membership as access to its athletic, dining, clinic and reciprocal privileges. See Membership.

Squash, courts, and fitness facilities

The club offers squash courts, including the only downtown Toronto doubles court. See Spaces & Courts.

An outdoor rooftop track and training space is available with city views.

Fitness spaces include a gym floor with strength and equipment.

Wet area and relaxation space

The wet area includes a sauna, steam room, cold plunge, and whirlpool.

The club also has a private sleeping room for rest and relaxation.

Dining in the Oak Room

The Oak Room offers full breakfast, lunch, dinner and happy hour menus. Menu items include banana nut oatmeal, breakfast burrito, avocado smash, omelettes, daily soup, beef tartare, mushroom gyoza, Korean short ribs, tequila shrimp, salads (Caesar, house, Summer Rocket Strawberry), and mains such as poke bowl, chili tofu stir-fry, steak-frites, burrito bowl, and handhelds including porchetta, Cambridge Club sandwich, Boast Burger and Greek street wrap.

The Oak Room also offers sides such as shoestring fries, chicken and salmon, a happy hour bites selection, and a beverage list including coffee, tea, smoothies, draught beer, seasonal cocktails, and wine. See the club’s menu.

Events and venue hire

The Oak Room can be booked for meetings, presentations, parties, and weddings. It features built-in AV equipment and a mezzanine with glass ceiling views of Nathan Phillips Square and the city skyline.

Availability is Monday–Friday 6:00am–10:00pm and Saturday–Sunday 8:00am–6:00pm (holidays 8:00am–6:00pm). For private event inquiries, see Private Event Inquiries.

Boardroom and meeting spaces

The club maintains a bookable private Boardroom for meetings and presentations with on-site AV support.

The Oak Room mezzanine and Sports Lounge are used for informal meetings and networking, with catering available from the Oak Room.

Cambridge Clinic and therapy services

Clinic services include massage therapy and practitioners offering Game Ready (cold and pneumatic compression therapies for injury and recovery), Active Release Technique (soft tissue treatment for muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, and nerves), and Craniosacral Therapy (non-invasive, hands-on therapy). See Cambridge Clinic.

Living Well: programs and articles

The club posts articles and categories related to fitness, food & drink, health & wellness, lifestyle, and clinic topics. The Living Well section also includes posts about creatine, physiotherapy vs athletic therapy, National Health and Fitness Day, seasonal allergy management, mental health topics (anxiety, coping support), and member achievements.

Programs listed under the Living Well section include Monthly Fitness Challenge, Wellbeing Series, Training, Personal Training, Boxing, and Golf Training. See Living Well.

Club hours are Monday–Friday 6:00am–10:00pm, Saturday & Sunday 8:00am–6:00pm, and holidays 8:00am–6:00pm.

Reciprocal clubs and affiliations

As part of the Cambridge Group of Clubs, members have reciprocal privileges with over 120 clubs worldwide.

The group notes specific dining and facility access arrangements with the Toronto Athletic Club (Stratus Restaurant) and the Adelaide Club (WorkHUB) and publishes reciprocal-club partner details and letter-of-introduction procedures. See reciprocals.

Guest policies and access rules

Guests must provide first and last name, email, phone number, date of visit, and, if under 18, name of child guest. On first visit guests must present valid ID to the Front Desk to finalize registration. Fees may be applicable at time of visit.

Guests (or their parent/guardian if applicable) must sign a release acknowledging inherent risks of sports and physical training, releasing and indemnifying Cambridge Group Inc. and consenting to the terms and conditions.

Guests may consent to receive club communications electronically and can unsubscribe or withdraw consent at any time. See Welcome a Guest.

Living Well articles and recent posts

The Living Well section contains blog-style articles and posts covering fitness, health & wellness, lifestyle, food & drink, and clinic topics, including recent posts such as “Creatine: Your Brainbuilding Supplement” (Posted: Wednesday, June 3, 2026), “Physiotherapy or Athletic Therapy? You’re in Great Hands Either Way.”, and “National Health and Fitness Day: Why Movement May Be the Missing Key to Your Health.” See Living Well.