Mountain View Tennis
Mountain View Tennis · Private
Mountain View Tennis runs nine weeks of summer tennis camps at the Cuesta Park courts from early June through early August. The Engage camp takes all levels ages 7-15 in 7-9, 10-12 and 13-15 cohorts; Compete serves players new to tournaments ages 7-12, and Perform trains experienced tournament players ages 11-17. Full days run 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM with a morning technical session, catered lunch available for purchase, an afternoon match-play session and a daily cross-training activity such as pickleball or soccer; a half-day morning option runs 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, and a build-your-own option mixes half and full days over three to five days. Supervised after-camp care runs 4:00-5:00 PM at the clubhouse.
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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 Mountain View Tennis directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Gareth HThere was one older staff here who was so stubborn. We showed everything that we are the ones with MV residence but he was so focusing on why our account is under nicknames instead of the legal name on id. There was no requirement when we registered the accounts and he wasted our 20 mins. Very bad experience and ruined the day.
★★★★★Bartosz DąbrowskiMVT offers a good mix of experienced coaches and coaches still playing competitively, and a good variety of different classes, which you can mix&match however you like using your flex pass. Courts get busy weekdays 5-7p and weekend mornings, but friendly stuff does their best to accommodate everyone.
★★★★★Jon DiorioCourts are well maintained. Locals/Players respect the rules and each other (not true in some other places), and the coaches are solid. I’ve been taking lessons here for almost 3 years now and the quality remains high.
★David ChenExtremely horrible service to schedule courts. The wait time was long, and we got assigned a court that was wet and slippery. They claim that it was ok because it’s not a match court, and still charged us. Save your money and go play elsewhere. The lights here are staggered incorrectly anyway so you won’t be able to see if you’re facing the parking garage direction.
★★Sandra SandeepWould not recommend (at least for beginners) due to poor teacher quality. Some teachers are great (like Fu-Lin and Joey), but others are really not worth the money. Some teachers-in-training are paired with more experienced teachers, but if you're put in the trainee teacher's group, you'll be stuck there the whole class, and the trainees are often bad at running a class and giving feedback to students. I saw one trainee have 3/4 students sit out for 15 minutes (in a 60 minute class) so he could work 1-1 with 1 student. I saw an experienced teacher tell a trainee teacher ~8 times in one class to give feedback to his group of students as they practiced; the trainee would give feedback for a couple minutes and then just go back to watching and doing nothing. The last class I went to, we spent 10-15 minutes doing dynamic stretches (high knees, butt kicks, etc) - why?? Spend your money elsewhere.