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Longview Tennis Club

★★★★½ 4.631 reviewsDuluth, MNAges 3–18

Private

Longview Tennis Club, run by the nonprofit Duluth Friends of Tennis, offers youth tennis programming in Duluth, including the invitation-only Longview Tennis Camp, an eight-week summer program for competitive junior players aiming for or already on high school teams. It also runs youth lessons and drills for beginners starting at age 3, and scholarships are available. Camp participants get free entry into the Longview Junior City Tournament.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 3–18
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Financial Aid Available
Before you register

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 Longview Tennis Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★David Updegraff

Longview is a city of Duluth tennis facility, a court or two lined for pickel. So casual, so friendly, so open an local. Come out and play!

★★★★★Eddie Huie

Made some good renovations adding extra bench seating and replacing some rotting wood this season. Courts are in ok shape but will need to be resurfaced in the next couple years or so.

★★★★Audrey S. Erving

Friendly staff and impressed with quick call back for court reservation. I only wish there were more courts without the dreaded pickleball lines!

★★★★Becky Westwick

Nice area to play. Has an area netted off so you can practice without having to chase balls if you're a beginner.

★★L Witte

The courts are great, but the tennis club and their friends monopolize them . Yes they pay a fee to the city for priority use, but they make it hard for others outside their group to get court time. Then there are the other groups that grab up all the courts, that claim they have approval from the club, but good luck trying to find that information on any formal schedule. Funded by city tax dollars we all pay, but a small group with plenty of money to play to play at a private club or have their own private courts gets the privilege to use it most of the time.

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