Highland Road Tennis Center is a public tennis facility at Highland Road Community Park in Baton Rouge, operated by BREC. It offers junior summer tennis programs, including a Summer Junior Tennis Academy and an NJTL league for ages 7–17, taught in weekday evening sessions for beginner through intermediate players.
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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 Highland Road Tennis Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleThe junior tennis program here is wonderful and I highly recommend it. My kids' tennis skills improved significantly here, and most importantly, they thoroughly enjoyed the program.
Excellent facilities for tennis and related sports for both kids and adults. Many courts are available. One court has a backboard for practice, rare among BREC parts. The summer camps are well run and a great introduction to the sport for children; definitely remember water and sudden sunscreen. The nearby playground and park are also excellent.
You have one of the best disc golf courses I've ever played, except for one blemish. Holes 11, 12, and 13 are pitiful. It's like having a super model with a wart in the middle of her forehead. Please remove those baskets and let the wild take back that area. Redesign those holes along the creek on the main course. When you do ill return a star. If not the stars will continue to disappear. You have been warned.
I legit felt weird walking in. The "members" and some of the staff stared at me as if I was an alien and I stared right back. Just as I was about to walk out, one young man did ask me if he could assist. He was very polite and helpful but there were too many ignorant, close minded, and uncultured aging retired and tired-looking unfriendly people there. I did not return back ever.
Parking is an absolute nightmare on Saturdays for cross country meets. Was told by an EBRSO that parking on the grass was NOT ALLOWED. on AMISS RD. & that he was going to. be writing tickets for cars already parked there, so we to the tennis court to park. On our way out I counted no less than. 25 cars & trucks parked on BOTH sides of AMISS RD & NOT 1 of those vehicles had a "No Parking" ticket. So why were other people allowed to park there after we were told if we did he'd write a ticket ? Why aren't yellow ropes put up to stop the parking there ?
