The Racquet Club of Lake Bluff has run North Shore tennis for nearly 50 years and welcomes ages 4-18, beginner to advanced, to its summer tennis camps. Each camp day combines tennis instruction on racquet skills, footwork and mental focus, physical fitness training aimed at injury prevention, coaching for the mental demands of tournament play, mid-day activities such as basketball, soccer and ping-pong, and match play, all led by certified professional coaches. Summer camp registers by track - a general Junior camp, a White/Purple/Red camp for younger and newer players, and a Girls High School camp - and the club also runs a half-day or full-day Spring Break camp that includes lunch.
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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 The Racquet Club of Lake Bluff directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Janet S. Frigo, LCSWI joined The Racquet Club of Lake Bluff a couple of years ago and I've been really happy with the private lessons, evening drills, team drills and all of the tennis pros and other staff. I was a member at Midtown Bannockburn for over 10 years, and prefer The Racquet Club of Lake Bluff for its inclusive and friendly atmosphere. Even though I live closer to Midtown Bannockburn, I'm happy to have moved my membership to The Racquet Club of Lake Bluff.
★★★★★Rohit KapuriaQ runs a very tight ship at the club. It is very pleasant, welcoming and ultra top notch coaches. We started with my son taking lessons and now the whole family is participating.
★★★★★Ania GaliFantastic coaching for kids, both group and individual, with a real community feel. Our 11 year old daughter does group (ongoing and summer/winter/spring camps), private, competition nights, and team tennis with the club and loves playing here. The coaches are invested in the ongoing growth of the children as players. Children's training is taken seriously and they are challenged at the appropriate level. She enjoys playing here and has many friends.
★★★★Medic MacFlyNice club. I did a lot of the drop in drills and such and played individually with other players. There are a diverse number of coaches, so if one doesn't vibe with you, there are like 10 others which is nice. Some coaches vibed very well with me, and some did not, which is not surprising no matter where you go in this world for tennis. Two reasons it doesn't get 5 stars: 1.) there was disagreement on how to handle re-stringing my racquet one time, and I just went to another nearby club to get that done. 2.) At least for the men's 3.5 Monday drills, we need more serving for point play. And one of the fill in pro's agreed with that in one session. But for a 1.5 hr drill, often we would be serving 15-30 minutes near the end, but in my humble opinion that needs to be closer to 30-45 minutes seeing the needs of American tennis these days. It has been tough these past few months with some leadership changeover, but I'm confident things will stabilize at RCLB. So thank you again.
★Pallavi GowravajhalaAs a beginner level player, I found this facility to be unwelcoming. The information regarding class sessions is not aptly described online. I registered for a session that was for more advanced players by mistake, but no where did it say online that it was ONLY for advanced players. After the front desk lady swiped my card, after getting on to the court - they told me to leave. Never received any reimbursement, horrible experience.