Such a cool place! It is an all-inclusive event space with lots of awesome courts to get up close…read moreto watch some great tennis players. We took a shuttle from our local hotel, and it dropped us off right at the gate. Loved the food, vendors, and bar -- they had a special signature cocktail for the BNP Paribas Open ... yummy, and lots of sponsors with treats. There is plenty of shaded areas to picnic, and seating in the stadium -- no bad seats in Stadium 1. Definitely will be back again!

One of a kind tennis venue. The grounds are beautiful and lots wonderful shops and eateries…read more Female parking attendant was very rude and actually stopped in golf cart and wouldn't let me exit. Everyone else was friendly. May I suggest more watering stations at the stadiums as I missed a whole set of both final matches just standing in line for water. The water stations had very low pressure and barely trickling water which caused most of the time delays. Thank you for looking into this.

Great tennis club! Very active friendly environment. A real pleasure to play there! The courts are…read morewell maintained.

A. Great tennis program, very active Tennis Association. Organized exchanges with other clubs for…read moremen and women, league teams, free clinics on Tuesdays and Saturdays, great game arranging. Also free coffee and a welcoming place to kabitz after your match.

Lived here for a spell, while in Palm springs. The grounds are beautiful. 3 pools, tennis courts,…read moregolf course, club house. The neighbors were very friendly, courteous and polite, which made it wonderful for living. Mgmt. if great and if and/or when i make that move back, i would definitely look into coming back.

Great place Gorgeous property…read more Enjoyed my stay Would come back for sure Little pricey

Attending this Nike tennis camp makes you feel like the sport of tennis is a random game where the…read morecustomer is NOT at the center. I was thrown into a beginner's group even though I informed them about my goals and my specific level of a competitive USTA 3.5 player! The heads of this camp do not listen to wishes and needs of their customers and they only want to receive your $$$. The location is beautiful! If you go to stay at La Quinta, have private tennis lessons instead even though they are really pricy!

Ruth Hardy Park is very pretty. Lots of open green space. Recently, a temporary dog park has been…read moreinstalled. This is because a couple of other dog parks are being seeded. Rumor has it the fencing is coming down mid May. I just don't understand why there isn't a dog park here. It fits in nicely right where it is.

Nice park in downtown Palm Springs with a little bit of everything, including tennis and sand…read morevolleyball courts. Our goal was to walk the labyrinth (we seek them out wherever we go) and it took a bit of effort to find it. It is located in the Wellness section of the park that has fitness stations and this labyrinth was paved and a bit small. Still a nice area to take a break if you are in town, especially with young children or pets who need to stretch their legs.

A fantastic club with one of the best restaurants for breakfast and lunch in Palm Springs.read more

Seriously Fun Tennis. If you check this club out, you'll want to play here…read more Whether you are lucky enough to be one of the 100 owners, a renter, an outside member or a guest, this is the place to play quality recreational (3.0 - 5.0) tennis while having a blast. Lots of parties, tournaments. This place is a gem! 50 of the hundred residential units have turned over in the past five years. New owners are primarily 50s tennis enthusiasts so the community and club is much younger than other Coachella Valley communities. The clubhouse renovation that is scheduled for this summer with completion in October 25 is going to be stunning. Check out the photos from the season opener Gilligan's Island themed party!

If you are a tennis player, this is a great little community in south Palm Desert. There are a…read morecouple of other tennis options in Palm Desert, but there are some things that set Palm Desert Tennis club apart. They have a focus on tennis and do a good job getting people involved. Residents have access to the courts, but non-residents can also join the club and play tennis here. We have friends from Palm Desert who don't have tennis in their communities, and chose to join PDTC. One service that sets PDTC apart is that pros are available about every day, and help organize games for you. Tell Melanie your level and when you want to play and she can find you a game. "I'm in town and would like to play Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9. I'm a 4.0 and would like to play men's doubles." You can probably get a pretty good game organized. After a few days you might be able to build up a network of local players at your level. There is also a group of advanced players 4.5 and up, which can be harder to find. They also have pickleball if you like that sort of thing. The homes are comfortable condos arranged in groups of 20 units surrounding a pool and hot tub. You're close to El Paseo and the dining and shopping options of Palm Desert so you have a good location going for you here also.