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Bounce & Barrel is being designed as a single coastal destination where dining, active play, and celebration share the same roof — so a group never has to pick just one thing to do.
Positioning
The plan is a social entertainment venue in the truest sense: a full kitchen and bar at the center, active play around it, and spaces that flex between a weekday coffee, a Tuesday lunch, a Friday night, and a Saturday tournament.
The design language is coastal without the clichés — weathered wood, woven texture, deep teal and warm orange, and natural light. Comfortable enough for a weekday coffee, sharp enough for a night out.
Planned activities
The activity mix is still being finalized as the site and layout are confirmed. Here is the direction we are building toward.
Indoor, climate-controlled pickleball courts planned for year-round league play, clinics, open play, and casual games with friends.
Real sand courts under a roof, planned for leagues, tournaments, lessons, and pick-up games that never get rained out.
Simulator bays paired with a themed putting course, planned for everything from serious practice to a group that just wants to keep score loosely.
A coastal-rustic recreation space planned to share axe lanes and dart boards, with coaching for first-timers and leagues for regulars.
A racing lounge planned around full-motion style rigs, live leaderboards, and spectator seating — built for head-to-head sessions and group races.
Original games developed in-house, designed to be easy to learn in a minute and hard to stop playing — including our own take on lane games.
An upstairs coffee and lounge space planned for mornings and afternoons — espresso, pastries, and comfortable seating that overlooks the activity below.
Two rooms planned for a chef-directed dinner on select evenings — book the whole table for your group, or take a single seat and meet the rest of it.
A coastal-themed guided play space for younger guests, planned so the adults stay part of the visit. Parents and caregivers remain with their children throughout — guided play, not drop-off child care.
Court, bay, and lane booking will open before launch.
The namesake game
Good times. Great shots.
Bounce n Barrel is our own game, developed in-house — and it is where the venue gets its name. A ball, a lane, and a stacked rack of reclaimed barrels. That is the whole thing.
It is designed to be understood in about ten seconds and argued about for the rest of the night. Teams alternate throws, the rack works its way down, and the last barrel standing is always harder than it looked from the back of the line. Formats, scoring, and league play are still being developed.
Rules and league formats coming soon
No coaching session, no rulebook. Someone hands you a ball and you are playing on your first turn.
It is being designed around teams and rotation, so a party of ten stays in one game instead of splitting up.
An original Bounce & Barrel game. You will not find it at the venue down the road.
Membership
Membership is being designed around credits instead of a turnstile. Rather than paying separately at every club, members are planned to carry one balance that works across the venue — and to get first look at the calendar before it opens up to everyone.
One ecosystem. Endless experiences.
A membership is planned to load credits onto your account on a recurring basis. You spend them wherever you actually want to play that day — a lane, a court, a bay, or a simulator — instead of committing to one activity up front.
Members are planned to see and reserve available times ahead of general booking, so league nights, weekend slots, and busy holidays can be locked in earlier. Booking windows are still being set.
At the venue, the plan is to tap your member card or phone at the station you are using and have the credits come straight off your balance — no front-desk queue and no reaching for a wallet mid-game.
Five tiers are planned, from a no-commitment way in through to a family option. What each one includes is still being worked out.
Tiers, credit amounts, benefits, and pricing are all still in development and are not final.
Get Membership News FirstTick “Memberships” when you join the list and we will come to you first when the program is ready.
Food & drinks
Food is not an afterthought here. The plan puts a full coastal-American kitchen and bar at the heart of the venue, built to serve the dining room, the lounge, the patio, and the activity areas.
Menu development is underway with our culinary team. Specific dishes, beverage offerings, and pricing will be published once they are final.
Menu details coming soonReservation details will be announced closer to opening.
Concept photography shown for illustration only. Menu items, beverages, and presentation are not final.
Chef-directed dining
Two rooms planned as the quietest corner of the building — a chef-directed dinner on select evenings, with one seating an evening and two ways to join it.
Most of Bounce & Barrel is designed to be loud in the best way. The Captain’s Table is the deliberate opposite: a door that closes, a nautical study of charts and brass, and one table that holds the room for the whole evening.
Each room is planned around a single seating per evening rather than turning tables, so the pace of the meal is set by the table rather than the floor. Availability, format, and how to reserve will be announced closer to opening.
Planned concept — details coming soon
The larger of the two rooms, built around a long live-edge walnut table under brass barrel pendants — the one to ask for when the evening should feel like a banquet.
The more intimate of the two, planned around a single round table with a brass compass rose inlaid at its center — no head of the table, so everyone stays in one conversation.
The brand family
Each area of the venue is being developed as its own named club or concept under the Bounce & Barrel umbrella. Programming, availability, and opening details for each will be announced as they are confirmed.
However you show up
The layout is being planned so the venue works just as well for two people as it does for twenty.
A weekday cup and a comfortable table — with the little ones welcome alongside you.
Dinner, a drink, and one game you can both argue about.
Something for every age, with the group staying together.
Regular, organized play with the same crew every week.
Screens, seats, and a crowd that shows up for it.
Birthdays, retirements, reunions, and wins worth marking.
Join the list for opening news and first look at everything we announce. Planning something for a group? Send us the details.