Cooper Creek Tennis Center is a City of Columbus municipal tennis facility and home of the Columbus Regional Tennis Association (CORTA), which runs junior summer tennis camps there for ages 4-18. Camps are grouped by age and level with half-day and full-day options.
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 Cooper Creek Tennis Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Miguel Rosario10/10 place to learn tennis and the coaches are amazing.
★★★★★Jacqueline LemaireWonderful tennis facility. Our daughter has enjoyed lessons here for the past several months.
★Darth VaperDon’t recommend if you want to play pickleball. Last time I came I had to go back up the clubhouse to pay with card. No big deal so I go back up the clubhouse ahead of time to pay. Then the receptionist toll tells me I need to pay cash and sign in at the other building. I asked what changed about the procedure he said nothing I said okay can I pay card here? He said you’ll need to pay cash at the guy with the cart. I told him just want to pay to play some games of pickleball, can I please pay here. He gets a smug look and says sure. Then the golf cart police sat and monitored us the entire time. Didn’t leave the gate entrance. One cart left and the other one took his place. They don’t even have full sized lines for their pickleball courts. It’s a Don’t offer it if you don’t want pickleball customers. Thanks.
★★★★L PerkinsonCooper Creek offers several things to do, and for tennis players, it's a great spot. The park is clean, and the tennis wall is a major highlight. Not every park with tennis courts has a tennis wall, so this is a pretty major feature that Cooper Creek offers to visitors who want to enjoy the sport when solo. It's perfect for practicing and getting a good workout in. My only suggestion is for the park to have at least one open-to-the-public tennis court. A first-come, first-serve court that isn't locked/gated/restricted (but fenced of course) this would make the sport more accessible to everyone in the community. If this is already available behind the fences on either side of the park's tennis courts, I haven't seen anything posted up indicating so. Adding this feature or advertising it in the fence of the court to the public would make the courts more available to the public, with no fees, and no memberships required usable during every day during park hours.
★★★★★Jakegreat tennis! ima comeback when I have a racket! there's so many courts! I usually just come with my girlfriend and walk the fitness trail. bring rice for the duckies!