Davie Tennis Stadium is a City of Oakland public tennis facility at 198 Oak Road, on the site of a former quarry, donated to the city in 1931 by former mayor John L. Davie. It runs an extensive year-round junior tennis program including spring and summer junior tennis camps, after-school classes and adult private and group lessons. The Junior Advanced camp meets Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 4:30 to 6:30 PM for players ages 10-16 competing in USTA Novice or higher tournaments or playing high school JV or varsity tennis. Scholarships and sliding-scale pricing are available for low-income families, and camps register through the City of Oakland.
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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 Oakland Davie Tennis Stadium directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★James DuffI love the scenery , peaceful place to practice 😊
★★★★★Ariana SimoneAbsolutely love how beautiful this place is, just wish it had more parking!
★C BabyExtremely poor experience at this location. The other players are not welcoming. I would not recommend .
★★★★★kimberly edwardsBeautiful historic tennis courts. Shady and friendly. We had a family tennis day with Amber and Shane as our instructors. They are so calm and reassuring. We had the absolute best day! I will definitely be back!
★★★★★Vera D.Called the hidden jewel of Oakland, this is the site where Brad Gilbert "started his tennis career" (find his signed photo behind the door to the clubhouse) and where Arthur Ashe used to play back in the day in his visits to the Bay Area. They've improved the comfort of the facilities by adding in a water cooler, ping pong table and comfier couches in the lodge. The staff are usually friendly and accommodating. Court fees are $10/hr if you book by phone. Call ahead on questionable weather days to listen to the recording. Make sure you get to this place using the address 198 Oak ROAD rather than Oak Drive (or else you'll end up in West Oakland instead of Lakeshore/Piedmont).