Treasure Bay is the City of Treasure Island's waterfront golf, tennis and pickleball recreation center on Boca Ciega Bay. Its Junior Tennis Summer Camp serves ages 5–14 with games, drills and tennis fundamentals, running weekday mornings (9am–12pm) from June through July. Weekly enrollment is offered, with a sibling discount.
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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 Treasure Bay Golf & Tennis directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleHonestly one of my favorite courses to golf. I love golf but I don’t play enough golf (definitely not good enough) to play the $35+ courses. This course is small (9 holes walking only) but full of challenging holes and elements. Not to mention the view is beautiful. And it’s super affordable - especially if you’re a resident of the neighboring areas. I’m not but the normal price is definitely worth it. Don’t expect perfect elements - there are some hard fairways and sometimes can be a little flooded and/or muddy but still playable and enjoyable. I’ve surprisingly hit some great shots there. Nice little 9 hole course. Can’t wait to go again.
This is pure Golf fun. Amazing views. Course is rough but it’s a blast. Can’t wait to go back
Came here for a tennis match and the courts were in good condition. The breeze off the water was so lovely and the views are even better. Really nice kids playground, lots of shaded areas. View of the boats at the treasure island yacht club is really nice.
No, I don’t go in expecting too much from this quaint par nine golf course. But you’re gonna have a lot of fun. Everyone who works here is very nice, and the prices are unbeatable. I always have a great time golfing here. There is also no dress code so if you are a golfer, that doesn’t have a lot of golf clothes. This place is perfect for you. It’s very casual. Views of the water are by far the best part and make you feel like you’re playing on a much better located course. The worst thing about that the greens are terrible but everything else is fun and worth checking out.
I stopped by this center briefly during my family trip to St. Petersburg. The views were beautiful, the clay courts are well-maintained, and the pro shop has demo rackets available. It was a slower day when I visited, but this is a hidden gem if your family members/friends also play tennis.





