There are three really great tennis courts here. I'm a little hestitant to write this review; it…read morewould be like writing a review for a secret surf spot on the west coast or north shore. This is the kind of spot you want to share only with your good friends. The courts have lights, tight nets, blue playing surfaces free of cracks and ragweed, and plenty of free parking. If the Highlands park courts are full, just head down Arlington Ridge and check these babies out. More info here (http://www.arlingtonva.us/departments/parksrecreation/scripts/parks/GunstonPark.aspx)

Excellent courts!!! Please enjoy and share with your friends!! We currently take a lot of pride in…read moremaintaining them. Jose R.

The Y center is a great option for pickleball in the Arlington area. The associate executive…read moredirector is supportive of the program, listens to feedback, and continues to do what she can to make adjustments to address the evolving needs of the community. At the Y, there are six pickleball courts, striped over three tennis courts. Court surface is great compared to other courts in the Arlington area. There are times/options for all level of play and many sessions are marked for specific levels of play so you know what you're signing up for. It does occasionally struggle with HVAC issues but they address it as much as they can, considering the age of the facility. But they are planning a renovation/new facility, so that's great. And consistent with many pickleball communities, the Y's efforts - drop-ins, tournaments, WhatsApp groups, etc. - have fostered a great community.

Great folks. They regulars are very welcoming to all levels of pickleball players and encourage you…read moreto have fun. The entire staff, from the front desks folks and coaches, all try to accomodate their approach to your expectations and do so with a smile. Highly recommend!

Great local league with lots of options for players of all levels. You can really pick and choose…read morewhen, where, and how much you want to play with TennisDC. I personally like the monthly tournaments and the seasonal leagues. TennisDC does an excellent job of keeping the entry fees low and reasonably priced, while still providing great prizes from a sponsor (Tennis Warehouse gift certificates!). I like that TennisDC's website will keep track of your stats like your Win-Loss record (by year and in total), % of games won, and other fun tidbits of info. The people I've played have mostly been friendly and easy to work with on playing times/locations. Every now and then, there will a guy who throws a tantrum on the court. It's annoying, and I just try to avoid playing these people in the future. This seems to happen in every sport men play competitively, and I've seen it less in this league than other ones in DC, but such is life.

Great experience with TennisDC! It helps you to play with people at your level and area in DC…read more Totally recommended!

Great responsiveness and service :)…read more Talks you through what is important for you and recommends

I'm just getting back into tennis and had my Yonex Percept 97 restrung here. I could not be happier…read morewith the result. The turnaround time was super quick, and the tension came out perfectly. Pete is extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and clearly takes pride in his work. He even helped me choose the best tension based on how I was hitting the ball and suggested a great dampener. Excellent experience all around, and he's the only one who will be doing my strings from now on!

This is a lovely park with a unique and well kept playground! There are areas for kids of all ages,…read moreand we had a great time playing here for hours on the different slides and climbing structures.

I have been going to this park for some time now and it is one of the nicer parks right in the…read moremiddle of the city. There is plenty of parking by the library or even the street. Plenty to do around and a lot of restaurants and bars. My friends and I have been coming here to play tennis. They take many courts pretty well kept! And roughly 10 minute way to get to Ballston Quarter.

Tennis is a complicated sport with a lot going on, but Coach Neal knows how to break things down so…read moreit's easy to learn. Coach Neal has written his own book on how to play tennis recreationally. He understands that the amount of time you and I can put in is different than the amount of time a pro can put in. Taking that into account, as well as neuroplasticity and racket technology, he has developed a method that improves consistency and accelerates progress. In addition, he cares greatly about helping his students. Not just in terms of making progress but also making sure we get our money's worth. He's ready to give.

This guy knows tennis. Minutes with him were better than hours with other local coaches. If you…read morewant to play better tennis - call him.

Two of my kids, ages 13 and 7, have been taking classes with one of the Play Your Court instructors…read morefor about 8 weeks now. I love that my kids can just walk up to the neighborhood court by themselves and get a private lesson. (We just paid $10 more per lesson to add a child.) Classes would have been cheaper, but I couldn't find any near us at convenient times. Now we get to schedule our lesson when we are free (although we have been sticking with a pretty regular time of Sunday mornings). Private lessons are definitely more expensive than classes, but I've heard that instructors can run $50-100 per hour, so we feel that we are getting a pretty good deal. My kids really look forward to their lesson, and were sad at the thought of suspending lessons during winter. Their instructor, Jen, is very kind, patient, and thorough with working on all the different strokes and skills. This program has been a great solution for us because of the convenience and flexibility, as well as the low-key nature and special attention of private lessons.

Great idea, but not enough members to make it effective. I moved back to West Cobb County Georgia…read morefrom Arizona and out of the entire database in a 10 mile circle and at my level, only 1 person showed up in my search. I messaged him to no reply. The records seem very old and not likely to be active. I feel this was a waste of perfectly good money.

Lyons Village Park is a great spot, especially in the summer heat. There's a nice shaded pavilion…read morewith picnic tables, perfect for taking a break from the sun. The playground is awesome and accommodating to a range of age groups. The park isn't entirely fenced in, but it's fenced for the most part, which gives some peace of mind. It's a bit smaller than Hayes Park, but we usually make a loop and swing by both when we're out. They pair well together!

What a great little park! I had an errand nearby and my little girl deserved some playtime. This…read morepark has plenty of swings for adults and for kids. There's a huge sand pit and three different play structures. Not to mention a basketball court! It also has a covered area with plenty of picnic tables. My daughter particularly love the swing and sandbox. There's lots of good climbing for older kiddos, too! I will mention that the parking is quite limited. I was lucky to find one of the probably only five street parking spots.

These outdoor courts have been the site of many duels. The Georgetown women's team warms up here…read morein the Spring months, in a display of power and grace. Personally, I use these courts to play football. Any tennis court with night lights is a blessing--whether it's roller hockey, football, or even tennis, the fenced-in surface and the bright lights create a safe playing haven in the city. It's too bad more people don't play tennis--it is the easiest of games and there are courts everywhere in this city.

The 8 hard courts are in great shape, but this year they started charging for parking, which is…read moresort of a nuisance. Also, beware of nights the Georgetown club team is practicing - they take up all 8 courts, whether they are actually hitting or just bouncing balls off their foreheads.