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Tida A.

Elite 8

18 years ago

I can't remember if there are three or four courts here. I'm blanking and I'm mad because last fall I played here twice, sometimes three, times a week! Anyways, Narberth courts are great. Plenty of parking as there is a parking lot right next to the courts and not that much noise during the day. During the day there are a lot of moms that take their children to the playground located near the courts. The noise level isn't that bad though because there is a pavilion between the playground and the courts. There is also a ball park next to the courts. As far as I know, you don't have to reserve or pay for the courts and they are opened to the public. There are no facilities at the park that I know of (please correct me if I am wrong). The only tiff I have with this Narberth courts is that they are not lit so it's very hard to play in the evening (obviously). Added bonus is that the fire department and police department are a parking lot away, in the case that you pull a Youzhny on the courts (http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=430_1207137519&p=1). Edit 5/30/08: There is a lot of noise pollution around here (minus one star) because the R5 passes through and there is usually a baseball or basketball game going on and ALWAYS a lot of kids in the park. read more

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Narberth Ball Park
N Wynnewood Ave
Narberth, PA 19072
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High Performance Tennis Academy

5.0

(6 reviews)

2.2 mi

I have spent time at a number of tennis academies throughout the country including a significant…read moreamount of time at the Junior Tennis Champions Center (JTCC) in College Park, Maryland - a USTA training base. I can say, without a doubt, that High Performance Tennis Academy (HPTA) is by far one of the best academies in the Northeast United States. HPTA has programs for all ages and levels - kids, teenagers and adults. Their programming for kids is known as Junior Circuit and is under the Direction of Kellen Thomas, a former collegiate tennis player at Drexel University. At the Junior Circuit level, programming starts at age 4 and goes from red ball through green ball. The Academy program which is made up of four programs - Future Champs, Super Squad, High Performance Development and High Performance. The High Performance programming is under the direction of co- owner, Dylan Comerford. Dylan played collegiate tennis at Winthrop University, at the #1 position, and was top-250 in ITF Juniors. He's one of the most highly-respected coaches in the area and has sent 100+ kids to college for tennis with nearly $1 million in scholarships. This years graduating class included players going to a number of D1 and D3 schools including UPenn, Presbyterian, Emory, Vassar, Franklin & Marshall and many others. A number of players, who went on to become professional, have trained at HPTA in the past including CiCi Bellis (former WTA #35 and ITF Junior #1) and Anna Mamalat (former WTA #900 and Texas A&M tennis player). Anna is now a coach at HPTA! The adult program is primarily run by Rob Isaacs, (HPTA's co-owner), Julio Toledo (former top-20 junior player in Mexico) and Harvey Becker (former British National Champion and ATP #400). Their adult program ranges for programming for 4.5+ NTRP players, 3.0-3.5 players and beginner players. HPTA was founded in 2009 by a South African coach Charles Wheeler (he has since returned to his native country), who coached Kevin Anderson when he was a junior. When HPTA was first founded, the academy was based entirely out of AFC Riverside (Bala Cynwyd, PA). While they continue to have programming there, they have expanded to the nearby Cynwyd Club, Radnor Valley Country Club and hold their renowned summer camp at Haverford College. Altogether, HPTA is the best tennis academy in the Philadelphia-area and one of the best in the Northeastern US. Highly recommend for all ages and levels!

My family spent last summer in Philadelphia and I needed to find summer programs for my 13 year old…read moredaughter who was not at all eager to spend her summer away from home. I didn't know anything about Philadelphia or any of the programs for teens and I had to rely 100% on information I found on the internet. My daughter was an OK tennis player; she has taken tennis lessons at our local rec center over the years. But she is not a natural born athlete and she does not have experience in tournaments. Her goal was to make the tennis team at her high school in the fall. We signed up for the intermediate level camp. The first week she was probably the oldest one in her group--the younger boys were annoying--but she persisted and later there were older players in her group so she was able to make friends. Over the weeks that she participated in the program she worked very hard. She did not love every day of it, but both her game and her overall fitness level improved tremendously. She had a great sense of accomplishment when she finished. Although initially quite reluctant, in the end she was very happy that she had attended several weeks of the summer program, and she was able to make her goal of being on the tennis team in the fall. :) Other notes: My daughter liked the food they served. And Michelle was very kind and helpful. My daughter had a couple of private lessons with the owner, Charles. Initially I thought they were pretty expensive, but after seeing what she gained I came to believe they were well worth the expense. (In fact if he were here in California I would love to have her train with him weekly.)

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Cynwyd Club

4.3

(16 reviews)

1.2 mi

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.

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Julian Krinsky School of Tennis

3.4

(8 reviews)

0.0 mi

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.

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Merion Cricket Club

4.4

(7 reviews)

2.4 mi

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.

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Delaware Valley Tennis Academy

3.2

(5 reviews)

3.8 mi

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.

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Narberth Tennis Club

2.3

(3 reviews)

0.0 mi

This is where I train when I'm not in Mississippi at Treasure Oak…read more Great tennis environment for cradle to grave action. Don't look back Stan Smith. I'm gaining on you. Down the road from Vic Seixas' old home court.

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Legacy Youth Tennis and Education

3.4

(11 reviews)

2.7 mi

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.

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Penn Wynne Park

5.0

(1 review)

1.7 mi

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

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South Ardmore Park

4.3

(6 reviews)

2.0 mi

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.

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Ardmore Tennis Courts

4.0

(2 reviews)

2.4 mi

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!!

Ardmore Ave Pool

4.3

(3 reviews)

2.3 mi

Great neighborhood pool, good for new swimmers, splash pad, water slide great for all ages.read more

One of the many great reasons to be an Ardmorian would be that we have one of the Great Deals of…read morethe Century: The Ardmore Avenue Pool. This pool, completely renovated in 2004, is large enough to have fun but small enough to be able to spot your young 'un from anywhere you sit. The entrance is through Vernon Young Park, another gem with a full kids' playground, basketball & tennis courts, a large playing field for baseball, flag football, soccer, etc. and the Ardmore Avenue Community Center. So, if the young un's don't want to swim, they can play too. When you enter, you pass through either the male or female changing areas complete with lockers and showers as well as restrooms. There are two pools - a good sized toddler pool with a zero step entry, water spouts and a water mushroom play feature. Maximum depth 18 inches. Then there is the 'larger' pool, also with a zero step entry, a water slide and maximum depth of 5'. Separating the two are a low fence, some bushes, and a shade awning over some grass. Surrounding both pools are picnic tables with umbrellas. Water toys are permitted in the baby pool area. The pools are staffed with lifeguards who change station regularly to stay alert. There is no snack bar, which is in some ways a blessing (no $9 fries!). Many of the local restaurants deliver 'to the pool', and if you want you can easily leave and walk to many of them too. Parking? Well, that's the one star off. It's street only, and it can be a bit of a challenge. I don't want them to make a parking lot by any means, but it does take away from the experience. Also, you bring your own chairs, blankets, etc, which can make for a haul. Maybe the Township will get wise and start a business to rent chairs on site (hint, hint). Now, the thing that makes this really GREAT. The cost to join? For a family of four, residents of the Township, about $70. For the season. Really. Over 65 year old residents are free. Yes, really. That is not a typo. It's under a hundred dollars. A year. Well, a summer. The pool is open Memorial Day - Labor Day. (Residents of Narberth Borough can join but at a higher rate as can a limited number of residents in Ardmore, Haverford Township, again at a higher rate.) Like I said, one of the Great Deals of the Century. Here in wonderful Ardmore.

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Lavner Summer Camp

3.6

(120 reviews)

0.3 mi

My kids had a wonderful experience at the Lavner camp at Cal Poly Pomona. They participated in a…read morerobotics and roller coaster-making class and came home with a device that resembles a robot car. Although they are only 6 years old and don't fully understand all the electronics involved, they had a great time building it and playing with it at home. They also enjoyed the lunch provided on campus. While the camp is quite expensive, my kids were both happy and a bit sad that their time there was just two weeks.

excellent camp, great choice for kids with wide range of topics to explore . Definitely recommend…read morethis camp!

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Sky Soup Art Center

5.0

(5 reviews)

0.4 mi

We had my granddaughters 3rd birthday party here. Both kids and adults had a wonderful time…read more Heather is so organized and great with the children. I strongly recommend having a kids party with her - she works with many age groups to determine a project that is fun and interesting! She helped us every step of the way and we were so pleased!

We had our daughter's 6th birthday here and it was AMAZING! The space was large enough to fit 20…read morerambunctious kids. Heather is a saint -- she led the kids through an awesome dinosaur project and had the timing perfect. We were able to decorate the party room and bring in outside food. For free use of the space for 2 hours (set up/break down plus 90 minute party) and all of the supplies included, it was very affordable. Would recommend!

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Fairmount Park

4.4

(64 reviews)

3.0 mi

Fairmount Park is one of the biggest parks in the United States. It still has original houses from…read morethe 1700s. It has walking trails, ballfields and playgrounds. You can also drive through the park. Smith playground is a mansion with indoor activities and a big outdoor playground for kids. The best part about Smith playground is the giant wooden slide. The kids and adults can both go on the discovery center is in a former reservoir. It has walking trails and indoor activities to learn about the park. The horticultural center in Japanese teahouse are also located in the park. It's a great place to picnic!

Fairmount Park offers a wide range of activities, from exploring historical sites and gardens to…read moreenjoying outdoor recreation and attending events. You can stroll along the Trolley Trail, visit Boathouse Row, and marvel at Shofuso Japanese House and Garden. For outdoor enthusiasts, there are trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, as well as opportunities for picnicking and boating on Concourse Lake. Fairmount Park is also home to the Please Touch Museum and the Philadelphia Zoo, making it a great destination for families. I am normally here for The roots picnic, but realized this park has so much to offer. If you are up for outdoor activities, make sure to come by and explore. One tidbit, make sure you make sure you are going to this park because there is another Fairmount park that is also in Philly. Enjoy!

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