Northwood Racquet & Fitness Club in Easton, PA (established 1975) offers tennis, pickleball and padel summer camps, including a High Performance Tennis Camp for dedicated junior players led by coaches with NCAA Division I, ATP/WTA and Davis Cup experience. Full-day options run across eight camp weeks, with a development pathway from beginner to elite.
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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 Northwood Racquet & Fitness directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleAs a mother of a tennis player who has been involved in tennis over 20+ years I can say that Northwood Racquet & Fitness is a place to be. Super clean facility with both outdoor and indoor tennis courts. Wouldn’t mind driving from the city for this place. Compared to padel and tennis places in the city - place is less crowded and staff is very welcoming.
We held a corporate party/outing at this place. Invited all the employees to enjoy a day at Northwood Racquet and fitness. They gave us a very good deal since we booked couple tennis courts and also enjoyed a padel for an hour. Overall the package deal was very affordable and the quality of the courts were unmatched. Thanks for having us!
Beautiful padel courts for a very reasonable price. Compared to crowded places it is an uncovered gem when it comes to sport centers in the area. Super clean locker rooms. Highly recommended!
I've been participating in Northwood events for many years , from raquetball, tennis, wallyball, and volleyball. The new ownership/management has greatly brought excitement, and a great social atmosphere to the facility adding Padel and pickleball. Highly recommend!
New ownership/management and it’s gotten a major makeover. Along with Tennis and Racketball…they now also added dedicated indoor pickleball and padel courts. The overall vibe is way improved from what Northwood had become. Happy to see it make this great comeback.



