Does my child need to bring their own racket for a camp?

Yes. All children must bring their own rackets or purchase one at reception in advance.

Can my child come to a camp if they’ve never played the sport(s) before?

Yes, our sports camps are for children of all abilities!

What clothing and footwear should my child wear?

When it comes to clothes kids can wear whatever they’re most comfortable in really. Just remember they will be active – think shorts, tracksuit bottoms, t-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies. Keep the jeans and heavy coats at home. Shoes wise, we’d suggest that kids wear a comfortable pair of trainers, as these will stop them from slipping and getting foot and ankle injuries when on the court. During the Summer months please apply a high factor sun lotion. If you are unsure, please contact us before arrival.

Can my child sign up to a camp for a single day?

At selected venues (Hyde Park, The Regent's Park, Lammas Park and Chiswick) if we have availability on a specific day, yes. Priority will be given to those booking for the whole period.

For Ages 7-16

Junior Tennis Camps

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The Fun Starts Here

We want kids to bring all their energy to tennis; no 'quiet please' needed here. Junior Tennis Camps are five days of fun focusing on developing techniques and shot play, through drills and match play.

We develop each child's balance, speed and coordination

We use coach-led drills and rallies to improve children's skills. Camps will cover various types of shot, with a different focus each day and tactics, problem-solving, and guides thrown in to aid learning.

Kids are taught in age and ability groups

Park Sports partners with highly experienced, self-employed LTA qualified tennis coaches, with camps catering to all, so no one gets left behind. Every day, kids will be active, having fun and developing skills!

Coaches are experts at using varied teaching styles to retain each child's interest.

Camps are held between 10am – 3pm Greenwich Park is at 10am - 2pm.

Camp Schedule

Camp schedules will vary each day, with a focus on a specific stroke or technique and matches at the end of the camp.

Day 1 - Forehand

Forehand technique, use of spin
Coordination, footwork and movement.

Day 2 - Backhand

Backhand technique, groundstroke consistency, racket head speed, footwork and movement.

Day 3 - Serve and Return

Ball toss and serve technique, serve variations using spin and power, return of serve.

Day 4 - Volley and Smash

Forehand and backhand volleys, overhead smash preparation and technique, combination drills.

Day 5 - Tournament Day

Age-specific round robin matches