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Boca Raton Racquet Center

★★★★ 4.497 reviewsBoca Raton, FLAges 4–15

Private

The Racquet Center, operated by the Greater Boca Raton Beach & Park District, runs a summer tennis camp for ages 4-15, Monday through Friday from early June through early August on its Har-Tru courts. Half-day (9 a.m.-noon) and full-day (9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.) options are available, with age-appropriate equipment and instruction through drills, games and match play for beginners to developing players.

The practical details

Daily hours
9:00am–3:30pm
Ages
Ages 4–15
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Half-Day Option
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Boca Raton Racquet Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Lisa Ridlehoover

Dustin Friedman is the best tennis pro ever. So patient and helpful. Your tennis game will improve on the first lesson.

J GA

The tennis instruction for the summer camp could use improvement. In our particular case, the second day instructor (Jessica) displayed a lack of experience when it came to teaching young children the game of tennis, and resorted to yelling instead of thoughtful explanation. I don’t want my kid to loose interest in the game due to a lack of pedagogy. We won’t be back and will try a different venue. The facilities were nice, well kept and the front desk ladies were friendly and accommodating.

Yulia Maksymenko

Worst Experience Ever - Stay Away This was by far the worst service I’ve ever experienced. We purchased a family membership for $600, thinking we’d enjoy some quality time learning and playing tennis. Instead, it turned into a nightmare. First, the staff were incredibly rude and unprofessional. Their behavior alone made us question our decision. But things got worse when my husband and I were playing and were attacked by staff accusing us of coaching (which we weren’t). They also prohibited us from using multiple tennis balls to practice, saying we could only do so if we hired their coaches—for an additional fee, of course. This policy is absurd and seems like a blatant money grab. Instead of encouraging people to play and improve, they create unnecessary restrictions to force you into paying more. We decided to cancel our membership, and their response was shocking—no attempt to retain us as customers or even apologize for their behavior. They simply kicked us out. I cannot recommend this place to anyone. Save your money and go to a facility that values its members and promotes the joy of playing tennis instead of one that treats paying customers with hostility and disrespect.

★★★★★Jonathan Patz

I usually play at this facility 3 to 4 days a week. The front desk staff is always friendly and accommodating. The maintenance crew always have the courts ready early. They even wipe benches down when wet. The instructors are also good during lessons. Plus, they have a full size pool. Overall great place.

★★★★Al Utkinson

Life is like a game of tennis; you have to fight hard to earn every point, sometimes you win while sometimes you lose. It’s the fear of losing that inspires us to work hard, just like tennis. But one thing that tennis has taught us is that, being a champion is not just about winning or losing, it’s about the fighting spirit within each of us. The facility is really good, but... ice for tennis players in one side of the building, and water in other side. Not all courts have water near by, so you always have to think which court are you going to. Some shades for tennis players are off, so for the breaks you have to sit under the sun. But if you from other states and not spoiled for all nice little things, you will be really feeling good here.

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