Paradise Manor Community Club

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529 Sauve Rd

New Orleans, LA 70123

+1 (504) 738-9703

http://paradisemanor.net

Established in 1958, Paradise Manor Community Club is the longest-running community club in Jefferson Parish, catering primarily to families in the River Ridge and Harahan area. As a member of the Jefferson Parish Community Club Association, PMCC offers a variety of social and sporting activities for individuals of all ages and lifestyles.

The club provides ample opportunities for children's activities, including swim and dive teams, sports clinics, and movie nights, while young adults can find employment opportunities that promote work ethic and self-sufficiency. For adults, PMCC fosters friendships and hosts events such as holiday parties and game tournaments, creating a vibrant community atmosphere.

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