Providence Tennis Academy runs a Junior Summer Camp on the HAR-TRU clay courts at the Providence Tennis Center in Roger Williams Park for players ages 5-17. A morning session (8:30-11:30am) covers warm-ups, athletic development, and technical drills; an afternoon session (1:30-5:00pm) adds match play and fitness; and full-day and full-week options are available (lunch not provided).
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★★★★★Heather DamonWe have come for a couple juniors tournaments. Great Clay courts! Nestor, is all over the USTA tournament organization there. Everything goes smoothly and he's got a very nice staff:) truly people that care about having the kids have a great tennis experience:)
★★★★★Sean ForsbergI have really short arms and am not very good at tennis..
★★★★Frank D'Orsi, Jr.Great rates and good tournaments, but during June 2020 the clay court conditions at Roger Williams Park required maintenance. Good luck, Nestor.
★★★★★JazCoach Nestor and staff were great instructors at PVD Tennis Academy Junior Camp. Our daughter loved it! She learned so much and looks forward to another session of camp.
★★★★★Dante DavisI've been coming to this court for about 4 weeks now and I absolutely love it. They provide affordable tennis for all levels and ages. More importantly the staff and players on the court foster a family environment which is hard to find these days. All players, at all levels, from different backgrounds, are treated equally. There isn't a system of favoritism because one player is better than another. At any time you can find some of the best players in the region and presently you can participate in clinics with pro's who are in the top 1% in the world for practically free. If you find any place that charges less and provides the quality of play, and experience, they are mostly going out of business.