Chancellors Family Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit fitness and recreation center in Southwest Houston whose summer tennis camps are run on site by King Daddy Sports. The air-conditioned Indoor Tennis Camp serves beginner-to-intermediate players ages 5-16, grouped by age and skill, as a full-day camp (9 a.m.-4 p.m., campers bring a sack lunch, $379-$419/week) or half-day AM (9 a.m.-noon) and PM (1-4 p.m.) sessions. Separate Academy Training Camps serve UTR 3-12 tournament players with morning training and midday match play. Twelve weekly sessions run from late May through mid-August, with free early drop-off from 8 a.m. and after-camp care until 5 p.m. for an extra fee; immunization records are required for full-day campers.
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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 Chancellors Family Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Kalvin WilliamsSeems newly renovated. Quality courts and helpful staff.
★★★★★Tiffany TavernierI absolutely love this place. I’ve been bringing my sons here since 2022 for tennis and they absolutely love it. It’s does have an early 90s aesthetic but the tennis, camps and tennis pros are awesome. They have all day camps which are great for working parents and the kids really enjoy their time there. We keep going back and are looking to do tennis lessons there as well. I couldn’t say better things about this place ❤️
★★★★Pat BermudezMy son comes here for tennis tournaments. The bad - no covered area where parents can sit and watch the matches. The good - they have an inside area with AC between matches. They also have ice and water available.
★★★★DavidFirst time participating in a junior USTA tournament with King Daddy at Chancellor. The facilities are satisfactory but in need of some infrastructure improvement. There was a security guard at the front gate periodically throughout a Saturday so be cognizant of what personal items you leave in your vehicle. Most tennis courts were in good condition but a couple had crack seams that interfered with ball bounce. It would be nice if there was shaded seating for the players they could take advantage of during their brief breaks. There is minimal seating for parents watching junior players outside so a lawn chair is needed. The facility staff were friendly and helpful. Retrieving the single USTA official could be a little daunting and delayed matches up to 10 minutes. Overall a decent first experience and we would return for future USTA tournaments.
★★★Mark FefermanMay have been nice back in the day. Now it's near one of the worst areas of Southwest Houston. Seems a little run down. At least it's a great place for kids to unwind.