Receptionist is nice until you forget to cancel and don't show up.read more

Awesome Facilities. Great community. Plenty of court time without court fees. 24/7 operation.read more

MITC is the perfect indoor tennis club for this small corner of SW NH. It is fairly bare bones --…read moreit is administered by a volunteer board and depends on members to be self-sufficient in navigating the club. That being said, this keeps the membership fees very reasonable. Court times are reserved online, and it is rare to be completely shut out of your preferred playing times on a regular basis. An added plus is that members do not need to pay for court reservations, unlike several clubs in the area. There are opportunities to play, no matter what your level. There are groups that are purely fun, recreational tennis, including plenty of social nights for fun play. For the more competitive players, there are USTA teams at many levels which often welcome new members. MITC has also ramped up their kids programs in the last year -- there are more offerings for junior tennis, open to the whole community. There is also quality instruction offered by tennis pros -- both in group settings and private lessons. They work with all ages and on your schedule. While there is not an in-house shop for gear, there are regular visits by equipment pros who can help with stringing racquets and finding the best gear for you. I've been a member for 5+ years. My entire family has taken advantage of everything MITC offers, and we're absolutely pleased with our experience there. If you're even thinking about giving tennis a try, this is a great place to start! (Best way to contact the club is through the website. Like I said, bare-bones in administration. The phone line is a court phone that is unmanned.)

If you are looking for a casual, fun, member-run, family friendly place-look no further. This…read morefacility offers youth swim lesson, plus, a top notch tennis program for adult and children alike! Sit back, relax and enjoy making new friend and watching your kids, be kids!

From the owner: If you are looking for a fun and family-oriented swim & tennis club to join over the summer, you…read morehave come to the right place! The Bedford Bluffs, located in Bedford, NH, offers something for the whole family. Our facilities include a near-Olympic size pool, a Baby Pool, four lighted, red-clay tennis courts, new bathhouse and updated pool facilities, a tennis backboard, a basketball court, a volleyball court, swing sets, a sandbox, picnic tables, gas grills, fire pit, and a large field and picnic area. We also have events planned throughout each summer season for everyone to enjoy! Currently accepting new member applications - contact us today at membership@bedfordbluffs.com!* *limited memberships available and subject to approval

I have been going to Ludlow Tennis Club for about a year now. I am a high school tennis player,…read moreand my team often comes here pre season or when there is still snow on our courts. They must have fixed the "LOUD BELL" because I have never heard anything comparing to what was mentioned, and they must have gotten new lights as well because the courts are anything but dark, I have never heard anyone complain about it being too dark. The employees are very nice and make you feel welcome. I participated in a 4 week, tuesday and thursday summer program for juniors, it was for all skill levels and they focused on everyone's strong and weak points individually. I improved so much and the instructors are so helpful and funny. I would recommend Ludlow Tennis Club to all skill levels and ages, its a wonderful place. Not Bobby B. but Alyssa

The club seems like it should be decent; it has a nice waiting area and the courts are in good…read moreshape. But once you get on court you notice that the lights aren't nearly bright enough. I have normal eyesight, and these courts really screwed up my depth perception and overall ability to judge where the ball was. Lots of other folks I talked to agreed that these courts had a reputation for being too dark. The darkness isn't the worst aspect of the Ludlow Tennis Club though. That honor belongs to the LOUD BELL that rings periodically. I guess it's supposed to signal the turn of the hour (or half hour) or something, but it's horrifically loud, startling, and not the kind of thing you'd ever expect to hear at a club that's dedicated entirely to tennis. It's awful. Every single court has to call a let when the stupid bell goes off.

I just got a few racquets restrung and regripped and am happy with the service. Was about a 2 day…read moreturnaround. They gave me the option to choose the string color but no mention was made on what type of grip I would get. The grips were on brand which was a nice surprise. I couldn't have asked for a better experience.

I have recently returned to tennis after 16 years off. This is a great club to come to, whether…read morenovice or pro. Mike and Karen have made me feel so welcome. Lots of opportunities to play even if you know no one. They will help you find a group. I've also been playing the stroke of the week clinic. Mike focuses on one stroke, forehand, backhand, overhead, etc and sets up the ball machine to send balls while he coaches your strokes. I am happily playing tennis again in a supportive environment. Come play!

Historical gem right on the Connecticut. Good family fun, swimming, tennis, picnics, and an…read moreamazing Gatsby-esque ballroom!! Members can join for family member ships and there are several types to suit any type of individual or people. Boating slips are nice and perfect spot for boat watching on the river.

When I was growing up in the late 1950's , my parents got our family a membership at the Holyoke…read moreCanoe Club. I am very happy to see that is still in existence . During the summer they had evening dances for teenagers with jukebox music. My parents went to a number of adult dances. At least a couple of times on weekends my parents took my brother and me to go swimming and brought food. At dinner time we walked probably a hundred yards from the pool and had a meal in their picnic grove near the Connecticut River. Then went for an evening swim between 6-8 pm before going home. At that time the membership was about $150 per year for the family. My father would bring the car home at lunchtime so my mother could take my brother and me to their pool, sometimes I brought one of my best friends.If it has been maintained as well as the pictures show, it is well worth visiting to learn more about their current membership levels. I am very glad to have been able to go there. Roger in San Antonio Texas

Absolutely beautifully kept. We did not go inside the museum but we did walk the grounds. They…read morealso have a lovely gift shoppe. Outdoor but well kept grass in the middle of the winter. They also have public courts that anyone can play on. This is truly a special place if you love tennis. Museum is pricey. Lovely staff. Great selection of gift store items.

If you're a huge tennis fan, this is a no brainer. This also may be one of the only spots to play…read moreon grass courts. As tourists, doesn't seem like there is any dress code. If you're playing, it looks like you must be in all whites. They also have a running "real tennis" court, which is funky and cool to witness players play this unconventional game. They run a ATP tournament in mid-July if you're lucky enough to catch that while the pros prepare to play at Wimbledon.

Best private tennis facility in New Hampshire. Not only is the owner/head tennis pro, Alan, a…read morephenomenal coach and person, but the facility is well kept with a perfectly maintained surface. My family likes to go there for private lessons but we also find ourselves renting the court quite a bit! Very reasonably priced for such an awesome facility and location.

From the owner: Chandronnait Tennis Academy, an indoor tennis facility in Bow, NH, provides world class tennis…read moreinstruction for every level of play. Alan Chandronnait, owner and head coach for the facility, was a former world ranked player who was inducted into the USTA/New England Hall of Fame in 2006 for his coaching and playing abilities. CTA also offers court time to rent at a reasonable rate without needing a membership. $9 per player for an hour of doubles and $18 per player for an hour of singles. CTA has recently added a new roof, heating system, offers indirect lighting, water cooler, and a beautiful two tone blue and green court surface. To find out more information about the CTA go to ctatennis.net.

A beautiful and friendly swimming and tennis club. There are three pools - one for toddlers, one…read morefor laps and general swimming, and a deeper diving well. There is an interclub swim team and tennis teams in summer. Great instructors. We have spent the past two summers here and love it. My kids are learning tennis and love swimming with their friends in this safe and friendly environment. Next door to the Hill-Stead museum, it is considered the gem of Farmington. And we have made so many good family friends there. I cannot recommend it enough.

What a great place to take your family for recreation…read more Paddle ball, tennis, dive and lap pool along with jungle gyms for young kids. John Grocki runs a great program!