We had our event at The Cynwyd Club and would absolutely do it again. Holly was smart, responsive,…read moreeasy to work with, and genuinely a pleasure throughout the process. The venue came to life in a way that completely blew us away. The food was great, the staff was impeccable, and we heard rave reviews from guests all night. Such a wonderful experience from start to finish.

Members act like they're at some exclusive high-end club, but it's far from it. Run-down…read morefacilities, overpriced food, and an entitled attitude that's laughable. Watching a member treat staff like slaves was the final straw. Absolutely pathetic.

Friendly, unpretentious, convenient, reasonably priced tennis center; excellent cardio and other…read moreclinics, great coaches, a fun place to play tennis and meet nice people.

I came here for some lessons but I did not improve.The teachers fed balls to me to my forehand and…read morebackhand. I wasn't given specific instructions on how to improve. They also highly advertise that Julian Krinsky runs this facility but I never saw him. They have four hardcourt and two of the courts are outdoor, but for the majority of the time they are covered with a bubble. The bubble has a door that is nearly impossible to open and people constantly get trapped in it.

This is, of course, the ultimate tennis club with one of the best lawns for playing the game…read moreanywhere.

I saw a mouse run across the floor while having coffee with a friend…read more Coffee wax good.

Youth clinics are underwhelming. For half of the 1.5 hour many times the coaches would leave and…read morejust let the kids playing alone. Coaches don't show up to the matches for the U-12 Junior Tennis Team. Parents do the organizing for the matches .

A wonderful place to play tennis. There is a wide selection of clinics and the pros are amazing. I…read morehave been playing here for years. I enjoy the USTA teams and the overall tennis community. Bonus- the courts were just resurfaced and look and play great.

Chris and Nick are great coaches, lots of value in clinics. They do great community workread more

Adult clinics are very fun and will level up your game quickly. Courts are well maintained and…read moreresurfaced periodically. Membership is affordable (under $500 a year no initiation fee, clinics about ~$50 drop in with 8 pack discount). Personal coaching is available but I have found that even in clinics coaches will pay attention to everyone's game. Regarding reviews that say they're not responsive - this is a non-profit and front desk is occasionally understaffed. You should check what the membership prices are at full service country clubs featuring "racquet sports". This is the place for serious tennis. Instruction is better here, much cheaper, and you're more likely to play younger/fitter opponents. Find the clinic schedule online and show up in person, I have never been turned away. Highly recommend 10/10.

Amazing and very clean overall great fun and my kids really enjoyed this fun experienceread more

The play area was great! Fenced in, two zones for different age groups. It is still under…read moreconstruction at the moment however.

Really confused as to why someone wouldn't give the park five stars. I played here as a kid…read more As an adult I get here fairly often for walks Or just to sit and listen to a podcast. It's a beautiful, beautiful park. Always clean and well maintained. Pristine most times. There are well-maintained ball fields, and an adequate amount of park benches and picnic tables. !!!!! There are also clean restrooms !!!! There is a beautiful paved, mature tree lined walking path around the perimeter which I'm guessing is about a half a mile in length. The community takes advantage of this local gem. Today I saw people doing yoga in the park and preschoolers having a very fun soccer lesson set to music with an energetic instructor. Kudos to Lower Merion for all they do to keep this park special.

The only time I really play on the Ardmore courts is when it is dark out because they are lit. The…read morecourts are down Ardmore Ave (off of Lancaster/Rt. 30) at W. Spring Avenue. There are two courts and I believe that they are opened pretty late. Sometimes there is a private going on, but this is usually OK because the other court is available. The courts are fenced in which is really good cause there is always a pick-up basketball game going on in the evenings. As far as I know, you don't have to reserve the courts and they are free for the public. There is also a baseball field next to the tennis courts and a playground. In the evenings there are usually a couple of teens hanging out around the playground or watching the basketball game, so it's not that quiet. Therefore, if you want to play a real game without verbal lets in the evening, you may want to go to Radnor High. During the day it should be OK as kids are in school or what not, but I prefer to play on the Narberth courts then. Street parking is available right next to the courts.

So happy to have found a location with lighting! Now with the time change there is no time after…read morenormal working hours to play without being indoor or with lights. There are two courts that are well lit at night. The lights are on a timer that you can up every 2 hrs. If the lights do do out on you, you can turn them back on with the timer on the big electric pole with the electrical boxes. They may be delayed coming back on, but be patient- they will come back on! Not sure how long into the fall/winter months the nets are kept up, but will definitely play evenings as long as they are up and weather is mild enough. Courts and net system are in fine repair. There are lighted basketball courts as well which has pick up games. Parking is available on the side neighborhood streets just down the block. Thank you for the option of lighted courts!!