Had a special event at this location for the first time and I must say I'm impressed with how clean…read moreand organized this place is. Had people volunteered to come down and teach us the basics of tennis! We all had a blast and learned so fun!

I'm actually shocked this is a public tennis center as it had all of the amenities of a country…read moreclub (granted, probably not as shiny). But showers, two buildings, a 'pro shop', ice, water, multiple bathrooms, good courts and nets, lights, a huge backboard, bleachers with shade, grandstands for a single court...are almost unheard of for public courts. Even the parking was excellent for being so centrally located. I have nothing bad to say about this facility at all - granted, I played a tournament hosted here with a single entry fee, no hourly fees. Apparently it's $7.25 per person per hour during prime time.

I picked up the sport last year and I am hooked for life! I am glad that there is a FREE place…read morethat we can go to and play tennis. NTC have 18 courts and ample lighting for night play. The lights turns off automatically at 10PM. This place is very clean and well kept! The only downside is that the restrooms are closed at night. Overall, a great place to play tennis with your friends and family!

Clean, friendly environment and great courts! We went durning the week in the morning and it was…read moreamazing!

It's amazing how some places can undergo some changes, without people that frequent them, noticing…read more That is the case with the Tennis Park at Whispering Oaks. Many moons ago, this area just had the tennis courts and one or two tables. Now, it has become a nifty hangout spot for the tennis players and others in the area. In between both tennis courts, the park sports benches, picnic tables, a small children's playground and smaller tennis court. There are signs announcing tennis tournaments, which have been played there and plenty of sitting. So much seating, in fact, that may have been created specifically for the tournaments in the signs. There is a clubhouse, though at the time of my visit, it was closed. However, there is an attached porch that has an immense amount of picnic benches and what seemed to be a water and ice machine. This must be some active park during tournaments. It also seems that, at some point, food or bevarages are served there. All in all, the place looks great, whether one plays tennis or sits and enjoys.

I was immediately greeted and welcomed upon entering the clubhouse. There are snacks, gatorade and…read morewater available to purchase. They also sale raquets, and restring them. The pros that coach the kids are strict and they rely on positive reinforcement. They offer private lessons and clinics/camps year round.

We really enjoy the Shavano Park Tennis Club. My son started in the summer program and continued…read morehere in the Fall. Coach Sebastian & Coach Max are his favorite and thoroughly enjoys the practices with all his Coaches. The junior program is a great program to help kids learn and develop while keeping the sport fun! I highly recommend it!

SPTC is conveniently located near the Rim Shopping Center, accessible off 1604 and NW Military…read moreDrive. It's a beautiful facility in the heart of north central San Antonio. The courts are well tended and lighted. The tennis pros are professional and polite. The tennis players and dedicated and friendly.

Had the opportunity to check out this cool center while my brother had a match against another high…read moreschool. We sat in the small bleachers and although it was super hot the tents above the bleachers helped! They also have vending machines that' allow you to buy water or Gatorade for 1.75$ they take card and cash! Also, something I figured out half way through the match is you can sit on either side of the fences to sit closer to the person you know playing.

Love being here and there's so much space for plenty of matches. Well kept grass around the area…read moreand the courts are also well kept! Will definitely be coming back. Wish they would add the hours on Google and on Yelp!

Newks is the place to be if you want to improve your tennis skills. The coaches are amazing with…read morethe kids on and off the court(s). They make tennis more fun. My kiddo has been to 2 camps this year. Both times, she almost didn't want to leave. That shows you how much these kids enjoy being at the ranch. Her game has definitely improved and is more confident on the court. Add to that the friends she has met from all over. I hear the food was pretty good as well. Yes, the accommodation could use a little sprucing up, but they are clean and safe. I have to say Fossil Phil and his team are an awesome group. My daughter is already looking forward to attending her next camp.

It has been awhile but I loved this place. Remember it for kids and couples weekends. Always…read moreinformal but very focused an good tennis.

it's great ,I highly recommend it .your kid will love it and will learn a lot. great people.read more

Worth every penny! Miguel really pushes the kids, and teaches them to dig deep. He is a great…read moreteacher, and a caring coach.

Very nice club for our Gala. Lots of function rooms for different capacities…read more Bathrooms have been renovated and more spacious. Lots of parking available.

I have been a tennis member for 6 months. Jenny does a great job with the tennis program. The…read moremembers are very friendly and inviting, by far more an any other club I have belonged to. Great tennis pros to help with your game. I belong to three different tennis groups along with men's double group run by the club. The guys are always great to play with and inviting. If you are looking for a great tennis and club experience, look no further. The dinning experience is excellent, a lot of different clubs to join and meet people. JIm S

Canyon Springs Recreation Center is a cute lil' park just up the street from our neighborhood. It's…read moreran by our HOA so it's for our neighboring residence and their guests only during their normal business hours. There's plenty to do here for everyone such as swimming, the playground, basketball courts, and the tennis courts. The area is very clean as always and is not very crowded, except during the summer around the pool. Sometimes there's a lifeguard on duty, but don't depend on them as a safeguard for your little ones. They do have a separate area for the smaller kids to play in their own pool and a larger one for the grown-ups. There is no doggy park, unfortunately =(

"It was a good introductory lesson. We are looking forward to continuing this process with Lee."read more