The Hanscom Indoor Tennis Center is a City of Omaha Parks and Recreation facility at 3220 Ed Creighton Ave with eight lighted indoor courts, open roughly September through April, offering private and group lessons, leagues, and Learn-to-Play tennis classes. It is a public indoor tennis facility rather than a summer camp.
Classes
| Class | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Learn to Play Tennis | Three-Day Session, Hanscom Tennis CenterTue/Wed/ThuRegister → | May 26 – May 28, 2026 | 4–12 | $30 | Past season |
50% scholarships are available for those who qualify, provided by the Omaha Parks Foundation.
The practical details
- Ages
- Ages 4–12
- Environment
- Indoor/Outdoor
- Operator
- City of Omaha Parks and Recreation Department · Private
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 City of Omaha Parks and Recreation Department directly before you register or pay.
Similar camps nearby
Google Reviews
Powered by Google
★★★★Wayne BIt was great playing in the October pickleball tournament. The only complaint is that they made two pickleball courts out of one tennis court. This makes the baseline too close to the curtain and the tennis nets.
★★★★★Jason KuslerExcellent indoor tennis facilities. When it’s time to move indoors for the year due to weather. Hanscom Tennis facility is the right choice.
★★★★★Joshua BonillaGreat tennis facility. Friendly staff. Parking can be a bit tricky but for thos part of town its normal.
★★★★Chris JohnsonNice place to play pickleball. The city, Shane Wampler, puts on some good tourneys.
★pmau1BE CAREFUL! I suffered a broken nose, blew a hole through my lip and broke my elbow because the structural beams behind the curtains are not padded. The courts are fine but one missed step could send you to the ER. It's worth paying more to play at the other indoor facilities in town that have installed the appropriate padding. I have a nice scar in the middle of my face that reminds me of that fact every day.