Coronado Tennis Center is a 13-court community tennis complex in Hot Springs Village serving the HSV Tennis Association, with USPTA-certified pros, league play, and social events. It offers children's lessons and junior tennis at various times of year rather than a defined full-day summer camp.
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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 Coronado Tennis Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleIt's a great development, we have a 70s tennis tournament there every year with 5 states participating. Multiple golf courses, and a newer pickle ball facility. Easy rentals at a fair price. Good restaurants on property and near by.
Clay courts are fair, hard courts are not good, little space and no fencing between clay courts, lots of rolling balls into each others courts. Lights for only half the courts, all courts don't have sun screens. Currently unless there is staff there, when dark you don't have access to turn on lights. Very expensive for non members to play, approximately $14.00/2 hours per person. There is lots of different groups to get involved in.
We just moved from Dallas to Hot Springs and are avid tennis players. Kathy Steed at the tennis shop was so friendly and helpful. Besides booking us a clay court, she gave us lots of great information on all the recreational opportunities in the Village. Kathy is very good at what she does!
Beginner lessons are alot of fun so far. Pretty sweaty with how hot it is, but they give us lots of water breaks. They give us tips individually, and lots of encouragement..but they don't harp on you..love that!👍Great crew of teachers.🏆
My daughter's second Red Ball practice and my first. Coach Bob is very patient and supportive of each player he is coaching. My daughter enjoys being there learning and his coaching style helps keep her focused. The other coach, don't remember his name (sorry) is of equal caliber. Both are wonderful.





