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Salem Tennis & Swim

★★★★½ 4.5100 reviewsSalem, OR

Private

A member tennis and swim club in Salem operating since 1963, with five indoor and six outdoor tennis courts and a seasonal pool. It offers junior tennis camps and swim lessons in summer, when the pool runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Water Activities
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 Salem Tennis & Swim directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Demetrius Baldwin

Their swim instructor Nicole made my goal of learning how to comfortably tread water before moving out of Oregon a reality. Shr was a commensurate pro! Thanks!

★★★Dena Hubert

I went in to looking for a family membership. The facilities are very clean. Unfortunately their prices were ridiculous. They want $800 up front for a 3 month summer family pass or $105 per month for a full facility family pass but excludes the tennis court. The $105 wouldn’t be bad except for it’s a 12 month commitment and we would only be able to use the pool for 3 months out of the year. The pool is closed for swim lessons and swim team from Labor Day to Memorial Day. Why would we pay the $105 even during the months that we can’t use the pool?

★★★S C

This is an honest review of their kids swimming lessons. I was quite dissatisfied with how the lessons for my child went. First off there was ZERO communication throughout the lessons with parents on how your child was doing or any communication at all whatsoever. I was expecting there to be set skills a child would have to achieve to advance. Apparently they do not operate this way. I left wondering does my child advance, is my child ready for next level? I was just left to question. This was unlike any of my previous swim lessons at other facilities that I had my older children participate in. But I was most upset by them combining very small kids with slightly older kids. The small toddlers should be in a group alone. They take up the entire lesson not wanting to be there, crying and complaining it ruins it for the other kids. On my child’s last day a new very small child was allowed at the lesson. The other kids were progressing nicely but then the instructor on the very last day spent 90% of lesson helping this child try to learn as they cried and obviously didn’t want to be there. This was very unfair to the other kids. I was very disappointed. A new arrival should never be allowed half way through or especially on the last day. We will continue our lessons elsewhere, somewhere that is more organized.

★★★★★Elizabeth Wood

I paid for an hour private lesson for my two daughters ages 5 and 15 with Nicole. My 5 year old was trembling she was so scared to get into the pool but Nicole was so patient and calm that she actually got my terrified kid in the pool. I told Nicole that I was willing to force her in and she politely said, “we are not there yet, I don’t want to make her more scared”. She clearly knew what she was doing. Both my kids loved her and said they missed her once we left and are excited to go back next weekend. The facility is very clean too.

★★★★Rob Toornstra

We have spent Summers here for years. We've made countless memories and our kids have all learned to swim here. Nothing beats laying poolside reading a good book and then jumping in to enjoy the water on a hot summer afternoon. If I had one suggestion it would be to lower the price of a guest pass. $10 per person feels pretty steep. But we will be back Next summer.

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