Liberty Park Tennis

★★★★★yuvraj tiwari

I love the workouts here. The coaches are very kind and supportive. Right from the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is very positive. I’ve also met lots of amazing people in my group. I like that If you want to reserve a court- you don’t need any membership. The courts are well maintained and you can also rent a ball mc. Would def recommend this place.

★★★★★Chase Baur

Amazing facility and even better staff and coaches. Spencer is great!

★★★★★Paul Rechberger

Love playing at Liberty Park Tennis. All the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. You are in good (tennis) hands here!

★★★★★Andrew Guerrero

I started playing tennis a few months ago, and I’m glad that I started here. They offer intro classes for a good price, and those teach you all of the basics. You can then move to a weekly workout to progress more, which is also fairly priced in my opinion. The indoor court rentals seem a little expensive to me personally, and they tend to be pretty booked out during the winter which means it can be hard to even play sometimes. But all other local courts are more expensive, and they’re just as booked, so I can’t complain too much. It’s workable if you invite a few friends and split the cost. Speaking of which, if you need some new friends taking one of the classes is a good way to find them. They contain a good range of ages. The front desk people are very friendly, and they might even remember who you are if you show up every week. Dwayne, Bao, and all of the other instructors are great. They have a small selection of rackets and other tennis gear to buy if you’re looking for something new. They can handle stringing for you there as well. I think my only real complaint is that I wish there were more instructors and more classes. Maybe this is more of a winter issue and being that they have a small amount of courts, but the classes can be hard to get in to at times. Once you’re in you can keep signing up every week with little issue, but the waitlists can get long, especially the 3.0+ class(es). If you want to improve beyond a 2.5ish level, but can’t afford private lessons like me, you’ll have to find other ways or people to play with outside of classes. If you get into a class, don’t stop going or you’ll likely have a hard time getting in again. I hope that this changes during the warmer months where all of the outdoor courts are available! Overall, 5 stars from me. I would absolutely recommend that anyone new to tennis go here to start playing, and anyone that already plays tennis book courts to play here.

★★★★★Casey Thatcher

I happened to be walking by a few months ago with my dog and kid and decided to peek inside to see if I could buy a tennis ball for the dog. They said they were closed but the guy said he had “some” balls I could have for the dog. Dude gave me a garbage bag of balls they were going to toss! Asked how many I wanted and I said I’ll take all his garbage. I took those balls with me to my dog’s dog training class gave out a bunch! Went to my mom’s (she has 4 dogs) gave them a few. Today I called and asked if they had any and they gave me a bunch again but kept some for the dogs at the park (totally fine!) and this time I’m going to take them to a dog rescue for the dogs there to play with and be happy while they wait to be adopted. I don’t know much about tennis but these guys have twice now made a lot of dogs very happy and very active! They’re super amazing for doing that and I as well as my ball crazy Rottweiler will never forget it!