The Capital One Tennis Center at City-Brooks Community Park is a BREC public tennis facility in Baton Rouge that runs Summer Junior Tennis Camps for ages 5–17. Camps meet Tuesday through Thursday, with a full-day option from 8:30am to 4:30pm and a half-day option ending at 12:30pm; campers bring their own lunch.
The practical details
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 Capital One City Park Tennis Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Bobby K.Great courts and environment, but the pro shop staff is extremely rude over the phone. I have had multiple conversations with a female employee whose tone is uncalled for. I did not have a good experience in person with them either.
★★★★★John “FishBoneFry” PierrottiI can not say enough about how much I love this place! Always fresh and always good! Service on point always.
★★★★Richard J. BarbalaceNicely maintained public tennis facility with seven courts. Smaller nets are set up for younger children and summer camps. Restrooms, water fountains, concessions, bleachers, and shaded tables are at the facility. There is an interesting sign describing the history of City Park, including mention of the old zoo, carousel, and swimming lagoon, and the challenges that closed these due to segregation in the city. Open house tennis for young kids happens many Saturday mornings starting at 8:30am during the school year and 9:30am for older kids and teens, but call ahead to check the schedule since it is sometimes cancelled for tournaments or inclement weather. Coach Ojo is the best!
★★★★★Staci CooperHoffmannFacilities were clean. For a quarter, we bought about a half gallon of ice from an ice vending machine. Had never seen such a thing. Genius!
★★★★★David NguyenOne of the best parks to play at in Baton Rouge. There is some shade during these grueling summer months and the lighting is not blinding at nights. Johnathan behind the desk is also quite chill which adds to the experience.