Great facility & top notch instuctors. Seasoned player was able to relearn many items I had forgotten in addition to the highly valued 'next shot' philosophy of the camp. I plan on returning! read more

I absolutely love the USTA National Campus. I had never played tennis before and came here just to practice--and it quickly became my favorite spot in town. The campus is always clean, spacious, and very professional. I love that you can rent a racket if you need one, and the indoor tennis shop is super convenient. Court reservations are fairly priced, and I've played on both the clay courts and the flex cushion courts..they're both awesome. The environment is welcoming, and everyone I've encountered has been friendly and supportive. One small thing to note: the showers don't have towels available, and there isn't a dedicated changing area outside of the bathroom stalls, which can be a bit of a letdown if you're not expecting it. Overall though, it's an incredible facility and I highly recommend it whether you're brand new to tennis or more experienced. read more

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Great tennis facility, I visited this for an USTA tennis tournament. The courts are maintained very well professionally. The pro shop is great !! There is a cafe serving good food. The parking lot is huge. Overall a great facility!! read more

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Excelente lugar para practicar tenis en compañía de otros jugadores en lake nona... un excelente día.. read more

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Sean, RJ and Sam at the racquet bar, which is the stringing crew over at the Tennis center provide amazing customization and suggestions. They genuinely want to help you and play your best game without being biased to any particular brands, etc. They will go above and beyond to provide customer service and they have proven it over and over again. Always happy to see these guys over here and don't be shy to ask for a stencil after stringing it's complementary! read more

USTA National Campus - RJ - Master Racquet Technician - Tennis Near Me - Orlando, Florida

A very nice tennis facility, now it also offers pickleball courts. The area is new and nicely planned, so is usta campus, which has five indoor courts at a near by building, a little walk from the main entrance/office. Plenty outdoor courts. We came down here for the NCAA tennis semi fichampionships. Only an hour in, rain came down. After the lunch, rain pouring down again. Apparently, they played again out door briefly during our lunch. But after, they decided to move indoor. The indoor courts has three tows of bleachers at one end, very limit space for spectators. NCAA limit the indoor to players, coaches and families. We went in anyway - we were perhaps the only one there. The condition of the courts are great. The ponds do add charms to the compound. read more

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Came here for a pickleball 101 class and it was a great experience! I had never played pickleball but was familiar with the concept and Jenny was a great instructor, very helpful and made the rules and game play make sense to this beginner. I'll definitely be back for another class and to join the open play. I took the class on a Monday and by Friday was out playing pickleball at a local park feeling confident. Definitely recommend! read more

Excelente lugar , fácil parking . Muchas canchas, Clases, tienda , restaurantes . Para todas las edades read more

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I love this tennis facility. I've been to a lot of larger tennis sites that USTA uses for its national championships. But this is the best one by far. It's got a ton of courts, both hard and clay, the main building is large and has multiple restrooms/locker rooms, a large gift shop, a cafe with multiple things to eat/drink, plenty of seating, a large parking lot, and a stringing area where they work all day. It's a large campus, it will take you a good 10-15 minutes to walk from one end to the other at a leisurely pace. The fee to reserve courts is very reasonable as well ($18 for hard, $22 for clay). Every time I go, they seem to be improving/adding on to their facility. They most recently added a registration table when you enter, and large permanent shade/tents, and a good number of pickebal courts as well. I think the only thing that surprises me is that there are not as many clinics they hold on a daily basis as you would think they would. read more

I am a 5.0 (10 UTR) player and I reached out to Kim Desdunes, the Private Lesson Coordinator at the USTA National Campus and she was NO help at all. She didn't even return my last email where I had some more questions. My family drove out to Orlando for vacation and I was looking to setup some hitting sessions with a high level playing pro the last week of December 2020. She wrote back saying there were no pros available and that I was out of luck. I thought that was really strange that the USTA National headquarters had no pros like that available. I then responded and asked her if she could help setup some matches with local 5.0 (10 UTR) players and she said she can't help with that and didn't even refer me to anyone that could help. One of the main goals of the USTA is to promote and develop the growth of tennis which is part of their mission statement. Their primary headquarters for playing tennis couldn't even help a competitive player that was looking for help. I have been a USTA member for 30 plus years so this was really frustrating for me. Thanks for nothing Kim Desdunes. As for the campus itself, I did go visit it to walk around because that place is the tennis version of "Field of Dreams". It is absolutely a beautiful campus with tons of clay and hard courts that are in amazing condition. The section where ATP players train is blocked off which was very frustrating. I would have loved to watch some of those pros practice. When I was walking around checking out the courts, there were a few different pros giving lessons. I guess they weren't available for me Kim Desdunes? If the USTA National Campus had a more helpful Private Lesson Coordinator, this place would be one of my favorite places to visit in the US. I hope some of the management from the USTA main campus see this review so they can review this feedback with Kim so other players don't have to experience what I did. read more

USTA National Campus - Tennis Near Me - Orlando, Florida

The USTA National Campus is a beautiful facility that offers dozens of hard and clay courts for tennis. Additionally they have pickle ball options for play as well. Reserving a court ahead of time is highly encouraged and set up very easily online. If you're a tennis fan, this is as good as it gets in Central FL! read more

USTA National Campus - Tennis Near Me - Orlando, Florida

I finally got to see the US Tennis Association's National Campus! Yes! ... They chose OUR beautiful city to build the great national tennis center with 100 courts, some smart courts that can help you improve your game, a few hard courts with special surfaces, but mostly just never-ending courts! The center's main entrance from the ample parking area, opens up to a large receptions area where everyone's super friendly, a racquet bar where you can restring your racquets and a pro shop right next to it for anything tennis you may have forgotten to bring. Coming out onto the tennis area you have a restaurant I understand is good and fairly priced, and closer to the courts there's a snack/sports drinks bar. The grounds are stunning, nice tropical landscaping and although you see courts on all sides, you can't imagine that you're actually seeing close to 100 (maybe more) courts; it doesn't feel overwhelming, it feels just right. Some courts have small seating areas for spectators, others just for players. Of course there are tons of courts with two stories high stadium seating for tournament matches. So if you're a ranked player, club player, beginner or child, there's something for everyone and at reasonable court fees, with available programs and lessons for any level any all tastes be it serious or social tennis. Actually it's just a pleasure to go out there and watch if you want. Although my visit was at this time of social distancing and I went on a very quiet day, I was happy to see that suggestions were posted prominently about ways to play with Covid safety in mind. I do have one hope and that is that they eventually shade some of the walkways and spectator areas - it gets hot, hot, hot out there, even with a lake in the middle of the grounds to hopefully allow a needed breeze. read more

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Took private lessons from pros and it was awesome. Facility is outstanding. Next time I will save time to shop their pro shop!!!

TL;DR - If you're BIPOC, you're not welcomed This place has declined in quality over the last few years. It's also ridiculously overpriced with almost a 40% price increase to everything. 1 class is pretty much 2x as much as a 1 month gym membership. Adult Programs are a laughable joke. They're not structured or organized. You pay a premium for some instruction from some amateur professionals at best. "Lessons" come from Essential Tennis off YouTube, allegedly. It used to be a really enjoyable place. There are some nice folks that work here - a few tennis pros, racket bar and proshop staff, private lesson team and front desk staff. Unfortunately, after being a patron for 4 years, I had a traumatic experience with certain staff members here. I was discriminated against at this facility and it was pretty much facilitated and fostered by the Director of Tennis SG. The Sr. Director National Campus JW failed to resolve any valid concerns or issues and tried to defer me back to the former. If you're white, you shouldn't have any issues here. If you're BIPOC, you won't be welcomed by everyone so be careful. read more

USTA National Campus - Tennis Near Me - Orlando, Florida

This past weekend, I had the pleasure of visiting the USTA's newest, national campus. The state-of-the-art facility boasts dozens of tennis courts, beautifully maintained grounds, and free parking. I've never been to this part of Orlando before; Lake Nona. The toll roads were racking up rather quickly, but once you get to the main campus, all troubles come to an end. Like I mentioned above, there's tons of free parking. Hell to the yeah, baby! The indoor area has men's and women's locker rooms, a "racquet bar" to repair damaged tennis racquets, a gift shop, and a dining hall. The dining hall has decent fare available for a decent price, which is more than you can ask for at a place like this. Check out that Cuban Panini I scarfed down. Not bad! For being in the center of Florida, I wish there were more covered areas for spectating. On Saturday, we were baking in the heat. I'm talking seriously outrageous temps here! However on Sunday, we watched from the covered viewing deck on the second floor, which made the experience all the more enjoyable. It was great to watch my girlfriend's mom compete in the women's tournament. This facility surely is a sight for sore eyes. I don't know when I'll be back, but overall we had a dandy time! read more

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Just Wow!! If tennis is your thing then this is place is your tennis Mecca!!! The place is absolutely stunning, beautiful, clean, modern, and most of informative. My pics suck but let me tell you this place is the bees knees! The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, if they don't know they will find out. The Campus is beautiful the classes are superb, the grill is good (as good as you can get), the views of the actual property and sight are fantastic. I definitely advice anyone who has even a slight tennis bug to visit and sign up. The only downside is occasionally you will hear and see airplanes as then MCO airport is a few miles always. read more

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Finally got to come down here for mixed nationals. There are a ton of courts and having the cameras was really cool because friends and family could watch my matches from home. I do think they could use more entrances and exits to the parking lot. There's only one way in or out and it can take a long time to get there and get out to your parking spot. I missed a warm up because I needed to get back to the car to get my stuff. The food on site looked decent but I didn't eat anything. More ice machines would be great. read more

My daughter has been taking tennis lessons here for 2 years and we absolutely love going out here! The atmosphere is so nice we usually stick around for another hr or so watching matches and eating at the cafe. All the staff is so nice and welcoming. At one point, while the children were taking their lessons, they offered to teach parents some tips and play for free. The grounds are very clean and bright. read more

Nice facility. Matches started on time. Really like the single restroom facilities easily located throughout the complex. Easy viewing as a spectator. read more

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Really enjoyed my experience on the clay courts. Would recommend you download the CourtReserve app to manage your court times/sign up for programs. Awesome tennis and a great staff. Kim Desdunes set me up with private lessons and was very helpful/responsive. Great coaching staff! read more

USTA National Campus - Clay court tennis - Tennis Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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This is an amazing campus. With a broad range of service, they have: open courts, drop in courts, host all levels of tournaments, and have a cafe on site that caters to athletes diets. In addition, they have instructional classes as well as private instructors for every age, every level of play (including novice). There is a pro shop on site and a stringing bar (for rackets).The public is welcome to call or drop in during hours posted on the website, beginning 7:30 am 7 days a week (holiday hours excepted). Free parking. (Sweet!) read more

I absolutely enjoyed hitting at this facility. The staff were super friendly and very helpful. The courts are so gorgeous (I love the play sight courts) and the fellow players were so nice. I definitely can't wait to play here again. Thanks for a superb experience at this amazing campus. 10/10. read more

USTA National Campus - Tennis Near Me - Orlando, Florida

As a tennis player this place is amazing!! It offers anything and everything for the tennis players and fans!' The pro shop is large with a decent selection of tennis gear. Has a large selection of shoes for players and the apparel is mainly Adidas but they do have some Nike as well. There is a stringing bar for your rackets and they move and groove with getting your brackets to the way you would like him to be strung. There is a café where you can get smoothies coffee beer wine and food. I did not taste any of that other than coffee but the coffee itself was good. The staff seem to be friendly and very accommodating for any needs. The grounds are flawless. Very clean well-kept and manicured beautiful! The clay courts are marked well and very well taken care of and any respect you would expect this level of facility to be taken care of.You feel the vibe of just being here knowing some of the great tennis players have played on the very courts and watching youth two older play. This is a very exciting atmosphere if you are a Tennis person of any kind. I am very fortunate that I can say I've visited this place and my love for Tennis read more

Great tennis facility, loved the drop in clinic Program. Took the 3.5 drills clinic was great. Jenny kept us moving and helped us focus on certain skills read more

For USTA LEAGUE NATIONALS HELD AT USTA TRAINING CENTER. So disappointing. The same thing happened at Nationals last year to the 4.5's in Texas. USTA please learn your lesson and hold Nationals in a dry climate location. Really didn't want to spend thousands, miss work, time with our families to play a 4 game set. FROM USTA: National Adult Players: Remaining Friday matches: 3pm matches will now be at 9am. 4:30pm matches will now be at 10am. Lineups are due at 9:30am. Updated Saturday Schedule: 7:30am matches are now at 11am. 9:30am matches are now at noon. 11am matches are now at 1 pm. 1pm matches are now at 2 pm. 3pm matches will remain at 3pm. 4:30pm matches are now at 4pm. Lineups are due 30 minutes prior to your scheduled match time. Format update: 2 out of 3 short sets, first to four games, win by two, no ad. At 4 games all, you will play a seven point tie break. If you split sets, you will play a match tiebreak to 10 points. Thank you for your patience. Good luck today! #ustaleague #rainyseason #noadsucks read more

USTA National Campus is beautiful. They have available: hard courts, clay courts, and smaller courts for kids. I heard there are indoor courts and courts made with Italian clay (imported from Italy), however they are not available to just anyone. On some of the courts, you can have your game recorded. You can even have your play turned into data, to show you your strengths and weaknesses. This campus offers player development for all skill levels and ages, and watching college matches is free. The Net Post Grill sells food made to order (salads, pasta dishes, and items from the grill), containers of food (salads, fruit cups, and yogurt), and packaged foods (chips, cookies, energy bars, and candy). They also sell a variety of beverages. Crooked Can beers :) I ate and drank here for three days, and prices were never the same; for example, I drank three beers, ordered and paid for separately, and I was charged a different price each time. I also bought the same food items two days in a row, and again, I paid two different prices. Food is adequate. read more

First class facility. If tennis is your sport, do yourself a favor and visit when in the Orlando area. Friendly staff, good instructors and lots if courts. Looking forward to a return trip. read more

While it's an exciting venture, I was extremely disappointed that the pro shop does not give USTA members a discount on merchandise or court time. There's also no clear guidance on what's open to the general public (outer courts vs indoor courts vs orange clay). Frankly, making those things unique to Orlando (orange clay and indoor coutts) more available and accessible will do more to grow the USTA. Of course, if there's no monetary advantage (HINT - Member discounts) then what's the point... read more

Impressive! This place is awesome! Courts are top notch! Locker rooms wonderful! Pro Shop also has gift items. If you are a tennis player you want to see it! read more

Went down for a pick up game or round robin as inquire the night before at the showcase tournament and when we got there for a 11am start we were told sorry they couldn't accommodate us terrible customer service read more

There is a Great Airbnb just 8 miles from USTA. At only $80 a day. Just google . Vacation House/Usta Tennis/Golf/mlb spring training. and you will see the cute little house. url # 26160676. 1 bed 1 bath house with pool. read more