This is a stunning tennis center! Such a delight to play here with the peaceful ambiance, beautifully maintained courts/landscaping, and epic hills in the background. Their group lessons/classes are an incredible deal and I keep recommending to anyone remotely interested in tennis! I've been playing with Coach Stephen Ensor for almost 2 years now; it's a testament to his excellence, and I keep coming back to level up! read more

The Tennis Center at Calabasas has a five year waiting list for non members, so I recommend giving this Center a try if you don't want to wait. All the instructors are patient and friendly, and they offer different classes from beginner to experienced. I recently took up pickleball and Joel has always been welcoming of his students of all levels. Brian is one of the instructors. who helps with the classes, and I can't say enough about his teaching style. Elma at the Tennis shop is always so friendly and helpful. Her knowledge of the shop makes shopping for shoes and equipment an absolute pleasure. read more

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Beautiful tennis facility with plenty of clean and well kept courts. Loved the adjacent cafe and the playground.

Love these tennis courts! Staff is super nice. They have hard and cay courts. The cafe is amazing with delicious food and tons of options. Best courts I've been to! read more

Burbank Tennis Center - Tennis Near Me - Burbank, California

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Burbank tennis center is the place to go if you want to play some great tennis. Everyone this is kind and friendly, it makes it feel very welcoming, better than many other public courts I've used. The courts themselves are very well kept and nice to play on with an option for hard or clay courts. There is often a court available if you book a day in advance, the app they use is super easy to book through which makes it 10x better than many other public court booking sites. They have vending machines with great snacks and a bottle refill machine that has icy cold water. read more

Burbank Tennis Center - Hard court - Tennis Near Me - Burbank, California

Great courts! Love playing here when I'm in the area It was easy to find tennis partners to play with on playtennisla.com read more

First time here and will definitely come back. Easy to book on the app. Beautiful courts . Well maintained.

This place makes me want to never try booking a pickleball court ever again. Maybe next time actually put the hours that pickleball is available during the week so that a group will not have to be calling you for over a month trying to book a single court only to find out that they're not even available at the time they need. What a waste of time with a useless website and customer service read more

Visiting from out of town for a few days and wanted to rent a dedicated pickleball court for two hours. Public courts were too packed for the holidays and also rain impacted thus trying to reserve for teaching and training of some beginner relatives coordinating with the weather forecast The Burbank Tennis Center website says they have pickleball at the BTC, thus I called multiple times, heard the recording, and left multiple messages with a return number. Not one return of call. The BTC uses the Kourts application to also reserve courts, however, there are multiple courts but none are identifiable as pickleball courts. So a website user would not know which court to reserve unless they've actually been there. Since no one is answering phones or returning calls, it's impossible to know which of the 9 courts is the one to reserve. I'm definitely not driving an hour to visit the site to find out there are no court openings. There are no Yelp or Website pictures hinting as to which are the dedicated courts. No luck there for the fastest growing sport in America. Suggestions: - Answer the damn phone during business hours - Return phone calls - Update your Kourts application to identify the dedicated (meaning permanently lined) pickleball courts read more

Top-Notch Tennis and Pickleball Courts in Burbank! I recently started playing casual pickleball games at Burbank Tennis Court. I am impressed by the outstanding facilities and stunning scenery. The courts are impeccably maintained, with clear markings and just the right surface texture for playing (although you are required to take your own net and set it up for pickleball). One of the biggest highlights is the beautiful view of the surrounding mountains, which provides a spectacular natural backdrop. While the amenities are pristine, well-maintained, and first-rate--featuring a convenient refreshment area and ample parking space--the booking process via the 'ballbutton' app can be tricky as it doesn't accurately reflect available courts. Fortunately, the friendly staff are always ready to assist and make phone reservations seamless. Also, members get priority bookings, so if you are not a member, you must wait two days in advance to reserve a court. Consequently, we don't get to play frequently because the courts do get booked fast! Burbank Tennis Court is a five-star experience for outdoor tennis and pickleball venues. read more

The only public clay courts that I know of in all of LA! They have 2 hartru green clay courts that can be reserved for $20/hr. They are not the best maintained clay courts but they are doable. It is a nice switch up from the traditional hard courts BTC also has several hard courts including a sunken center court which is great for spectators. There is a large parking lot with ample spots. read more

Burbank Tennis Center - Clay court #2 - Tennis Near Me - Burbank, California

I was interested in the clinics they offered. Per their website I downloaded the app to sign up. The app interface is terrible; I thought I might have signed up, but the app does not actually list your purchases. So I thought something was off with the app and I was not registered. A few weeks later I see the $140 charge on my credit card statement. There is still no indication on the app or communication from them that I am actually registered for the clinic. At this point several weeks of the clinic have already passed. I called several times attempting to get the charge reversed or moved to the next set of clinics, but they do not pick up the phone or return messages. read more

I am a casual tennis player with my partner. Her and I love our weekly tennis expeditions to the Burbank Tennis Center. We actually Uber 20 minutes to come here but it is worth it. The courts are beautiful and clean with a backdrop of the mountains. Thoroughly enjoy playing here. My only gripe is the Kourts app used to book courts. The availability that populates seems really funky. You cannot book very far in advance and it always seems like most of the courts are booked. However, when I actually get a court (specifically in the AM), I see many physically empty courts even when the app makes it seem like it should be almost fully booked. I am not sure what the deal is with that... Going to -1 star for that. read more

Love that they have 2 Har-Tru courts. I play a lot in Florida and this is our surface of choice. It's a clay-like surface.

Review is for their pro-shop. Their courts look great but have not had a chance to play here yet. Dropped off my racquet on Monday and picked-up today on Friday. The facility was very easy to get to mid-day. Tons of parking inside the facility and out on the street. Might be different later durning prime times. As a tennis fanatic, I really enjoy through their courts area to their pro-shop. The entire facility looks very well maintained. Cant wait to play here! The pro shop was quite backed-up. I imagine most stringer are backed-up since many are currently not open. They needed a bit more time then some of the more known stringers. The stringer and front desk attendant were very nice. They offered to expedite the string job a bit if needed but I wasn't play till the following weekend so I told them to take their time. I came back today (Friday) and was greeted by a new team of front desk attendants. Still very nice. Received my racquet and the string job looks great! The cost was average. Would I come back? Absolutely. read more

Love it here! So many courts and Dana is a gem! Taught me how to serve it up properly. But you must call first and make a reservation and put your card on file. And the Ball machine has no ball, must bring your own. But it was my first time and I loved it! read more

Best tennis courts in Burbank. There are many courts available including a clay court and they are all well-kept. There is a fee to use the courts, but you get a discount if you're a Burbank resident! Courts are well-lit at night. There are many classes available. read more

Love the summer group tennis lessons with Coach Lee!! My 7yo daughter is learning so much. Great stroke instruction, technique, discipline. read more

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My review is for the Public Adult Lessons (levels 1.0 and 1.5) only. The short: Lessons are a great value with the right teacher. Ask questions to find the right instructor and you'll be happy. E. Tawdy and S. Kidner (that's how they're listed on the schedule) are both great. The long: Tired of boring, solo exercise and recycled air at the gym, I wanted to try something new. I'm not an athlete by any stretch of the imagination. I wanted something fun that wouldn't leave me counting minutes until it was over. The tennis lessons here were the best value I found: $55 for 9 weeks. ($60 for non Burbank residents.) Some of the classes are taught at the Burbank Tennis Center and others are taught at surrounding parks. As a non native, non Burbank resident it would be nice if they provided addresses for these parks. Thank God for smartphones. My first experience was not so great. I signed up for lessons about 20 minutes before the session started. I found the courts at the high school where the lessons would take place. I found the group of people who would be in the class. However the instructor never showed up. No refund was given for that class. The class was canceled the next day and I was allowed to switch to a different class. I ended up with an older male instructor who taught two classes and then sat on a bench for the remaining weeks. Occasionally he would say things like "balance." Thankfully I met another woman who was taking classes who told me to sign up for Essam's class. I'm so glad I stuck with it. Essam is a wonderful instructor who has great enthusiasm for tennis and teaching. The class time flew by and I improved significantly. He even organized a free doubles tournament one weekend for his lower level players. It was fantastic to have an instructor who loves tennis and wants to instill that passion in others. I have also taken classes with Scott, who is a stickler for technique and won't let you get away with anything sloppy. My backhand improved significantly after one session with him. Thanks to two great instructors, I've found a new sport. read more

This review is specifically for the cardio tennis, live ball and the public adult lessons offered through the Burbank Tennis Center. Cardio tennis: There are cardio tennis classes every Wednesday and Saturday that are a fun and different way to get a workout. The levels are mixed -- the drills make it beginner friendly (since instructor basically feeds you balls) and the games make it interesting for those who are more advanced. The instructor Mike is fantastic. He is the most positive tennis instructor I've had in a while. The sessions are also very affordable. Highly recommend trying it out. LiveBall: Love live ball. It's a quick-paced doubles-style game without the service (which keeps everyone and the game moving). This is new to the Burbank Tennis Center but is fantastic so long as there are the right amount and level of players. It's recommended that the players be 3.5/4.0 level. Adult lessons: There are a ton of class options (multiple days and times for every level) and it is incredibly affordable compared to some other tennis lessons in the LA area. The classes are taught at various tennis courts in the Burbank area (ie: Burbank High, John Burroughs, Olive Park, Verdugo, McCambridge) so if you are local to Burbank you can't go wrong with any location. The only drawback (and maybe this is just the nature of group lessons) is that sometimes the levels are SO mixed that it starts to interfere with the class dynamic. Otherwise, you can't beat the price and convenience. read more

This place is friggin awesome! I didn't even know there was a tennis facility near my work! First time-r...they set me up on "Center Court"...damn I'm rusty. Felt embarrassed with the eyes of 5 years olds looking upon the court. I checked out their game earlier...man those young kids would kick my arse. Almost broke my wrist with my torn up racket...I blame the racket. Been outta the game way too long... Positives PLENTY of courts Very clean facility Small gym for a quick warm-up workout Plenty of parking You can reserve your spot on a court, so no waiting for them court-hoggin kids you see at public parks! It's who you know...and I get free access! woot... Clay courts are available as well... Negatives Baller status VIPs only You're going to end up spending hundreds a year just for a membership I pay $29 a year for my 24 hour fitness membership...I definitely can't afford this! read more

Your serve must kick up Otherwise it'll come back I love to drop shot When the Racquet Centre in Studio City was torn down in order to build a shopping center, I started playing here. The drop-in doubles were lots of fun. I met lots of nice, new players and re-connected with old ones. There's showers, lockers, a small fitness area, and a pro shop featuring USTA certified stringers. I don't take tennis too seriously, but that doesn't mean I'm not serious about quality equipment. My last stringer forgot to cross over 3 main strings; sucks. Also, how can anyone resist showing off on stadium court. And when you're exhausted from grinding out a five-setter, relax and rejuvinate at the Thai cafe. read more

My daughter played a league tennis match here and I was impressed with the facility and staff. read more

Burbank Tennis Center - Tennis Near Me - Burbank, California

As a facility the Burbank Tennis Center is top notch. A good amount of courts plus two hard tru clay courts, this is one of the best kept facilities in the city. The down part is, and it depends on how you look at it...is the cost for non-Burbank residents. It's quite expensive for an hour of play on these courts and I don't know if its worth the money at this point, especially since Burbank has a ton of free hard courts. On the plus side, being able to reserve courts is a benefit that you can't overlook. In the end, I think this is a great facility for those occasions when you want to play on clay, but if you're just looking to hit for an hour...there are better and cheaper options. read more

This is my second home. Excellent courts! The employees here are the best!!! Shout out to Judy, Laura, and Chris. Great cafe and pro shop. read more

We enrolled my son here this summer and he is enjoying every minute of it. He is always looking forward to Sunday and even helps in getting his gear & snacks ready. He loves it so much that we enrolled him to the Fall class already. read more

I'm not from here, but these courts look amazing when I first laid my eyes on them. I called two days ago to ask if there will be anybody to play with me. The guy told me that there's a list for players like me, who does not have anybody to play with. So today, I came in, expecting to meet some of the people that the guy mentioned. Unfortunately, the girl at the front desk looked CLUELESS to what I was asking. Her attitude was confused and uninterested to what I was asking. She provided no help whatsoever for a front desk. I expected better from BURBANK tennis center. I did not know that such rude and unprofessional people can be hired at such place. Once again, the courts look amazing. Just hire better workers. read more

This is a review for Youth League Tennis which teaches lessons at the tennis center - for parents considering signing up their children. The Tennis Center seems well-maintained. ******************************************** Well, it has been two days at the Burbank, CA tennis courts with this company (Youth League Tennis) and so far, it has been horrible. I enrolled my kid in the kick-start program (ages 5-7) and the kids received no introduction to the game at ALL. Just "Here, hit this". These kids have never held a racquet before! The class consisted of the kids standing around picking their noses until they got a turn to hit the ball a couple of times. No enthusiasm from the coach. None. Today, a new instructor. No instruction, no follow-up and he wants them to hit back-hand. What the heck? He used terminology the kids have never heard of and at the end, chastised them for not listening. The kids were frustrated and absolutely bored. I wish I had read the reviews before I signed up and bought a racket. Horrible. Thanks for teaching kids to hate the game! And, to the female teacher: when you are leading stretches with the kids in a circle, re-think the short-shorts. Really. read more

As a former collegiate player and tennis pro, I gotta say this facility is one of my favorite around the country! I have been to MANY tennis clubs and despite the fact that I trained here as a kid, the atmosphere is simply awesome! Hard courts,clay courts, ball machine, different classes and clinics: this place has got it all for being a "public" facility. I have previously taught at a similar facility in Pasadena and other parts of the valley and I gotta say BTC over-tops them all :) read more

Sorry to say, but Burbank Tennis Center is a mess. I have been playing tournament tennis since I was in elementary school, and I have played in many tennis clubs since then. Of all of them, I would have to admit this center is one of the worst I've been to. From the other reviews posted here, I expected a well kept, friendly atmosphere. However, I was proven sorely wrong. This tennis center has a lot of courts, but they are placed on not a whole lot of land. The results are courts placed tightly together, providing little to no privacy and limited running space. In my time there, I've seen players, including myself, crash into the court fences because of wide-angled shots. With the exception of the Center Court, the space from the baseline to the fence behind it is only about ten feet! This is not even mentioning the center's poor location. It is located INSIDE, not next to, a busy park. At first, this may sound acceptable, but when you're trying to concentrate on your serve or trying to improve your game, it gets pretty frustrating hearing lots of young children screaming just outside the court. The facility itself isn't much to look at. I count one, yes, ONE men's toilet inside the entire facility. The others are located outside the facility and is open to the entire public. I walked into the men's lockers, where the facility's single toilet and urinal are located, and found a whole lot of guys lining up to use them. I had to settle for the gross public toilet outside the center. I'm not even done yet. The facility is understaffed. While playing a tournament there, I counted only three staff members on the courts. I wonder how many are working when they aren't having a tournament, when fewer people are playing? Maybe one? In one match, I couldn't find a line judge only because I couldn't find a anyone nearby who worked there. I had to run around just to find one. Furthermore, the staff members working there are poorly trained, and they don't take too kindly to players coming from outside Burbank. They make questionable calls when they host tournaments, clearly indicating they lack extensive knowledge of tennis and USTA rules. I was relieved when I left this tennis center. Maybe things were much better in Andre's day, but things have obviously degraded there. You may ask if a one star review is a little severe. I think not and so do my friends who used their courts only to have my same reaction. They have a fresh coat of paint on the courts and clean, swept courts, but there are much better clubs out there. read more

Great Tennis courts. It's a little pricey for non residents of Burbank but it's not too high. The shop is nice and the staff is welcoming. I really enjoyed testing my average skills on clay courts. That was a bonus I was not expecting. read more

Burbank tennis center is very organized. All coach's are great. I really coach Harout. All coach's get the feel of your playing if they see how you hit the ball and see what level you are. read more

I've enjoyed playing at Burbank Tennis Center. Lot's of available courts and they have a cool program with this guy Ardo that sets up a tennis clinic with other average to decent players. It's affordable for how long you get to play and is a nice option to just going and paying to play for an hour. The pro shop people have always been nice to me and helpful. read more

This is an awesome tennis facility! It is friendly to all different kinds of people! This place has two nice green clay courts and the rest are all hard court. The courts are nicely surfaced and wonderfully clean. the people are all friendly. The ladies at the dinner are amazing and really cute. They have great smoothies and great service. the courts are all well lit for night play. They are a bit expensive if you are not a club member, but I enjoy playing there every single Sunday for my LATA league matches. It is an awesome environment to play at and enjoy some good tennis! read more

Great place to take my kids, play tennis , frisbee , kites and etc. It's a lot of fun with no interruptions .

Went to the Pro shop to get my kids racket strung. Told the guy behind the counter (Tyler) I needed it by Monday morning. They did not have it ready. In addition he was supposed to text me the receipt. Never happened. Lousy customer service. Will never go there again. read more

As someone who played at some of the best venues around and I'm no professional this tennis facility is ill conceived and just wrong. If there was a lockeroom i didn't see it, it must have been tiny, i came ready for my tournament match. Played my first match on "Center Court" its called and its pretty daunting, the court has lots of space, its the only good court. My second match played on an upper level court adjacent to Center Court that sucked, barely any room on the sides and back, and no one can see you play, only the occasional topspin shot clear the fence, awful. Third match i lost back on Center Court which i hate how everyone is there to watch! The courts in the back are aligned the same way with some courts having more room than others. The young coach guy warming up to play a match with a student , i would have thrashed him, he wasn't so impressive. He was even awed at the fact that I served just as hard as he could, and he was a dude. No i need my coaches to destroy my game so i know I'm learning from them. Also a couple of the staff in the food/snack area were rude and standoffish because our group was a multi-everything mix of city people just chatting away. The only thing that saved this place is the sunshine and it even rained for 15-20 min during the tournament. Won't ever play here again. read more

Good place to take lessons. Clean facilities, pretty well kept. I saw Andre Agassi play here when he was making a comeback late in his career and I saw Andy Roddick play here when he was just starting on the pro circuit. The main court is a real nice place to see a pro match. I used to like the gym but they closed at odd hours depending on how busy they were so it was difficult to keep a regular schedule. It's been a while since I last visited, but they used to have two clay courts, in addition to about 12 concrete courts which is pretty cool. It's in a pretty nice family park, but Burbank needs to kick the homeless drunks out on their asses. The Thai cafe in the tennis center main building is one of the best features. They have refreshments, snacks, and pretty decent Thai food. Parking is usually sufficient, until the baseball rednecks show up for the little league games in their monster trucks. read more