Great place to come play or practice. There's about 21 courts all well maintained as they host…read moretournaments. Friendly staff at the front desk. They even have meeting rooms available onsite. Very affordable about $20 an hr. Highly recommend!

It was a clean facility that is well maintained. They have so many courts, clean bathrooms with…read moreA/C, locker rooms, and showers. It is $4 for every 1/2 hour on the tennis court for 2 people. They do not offer any pickleball.

We signed up our daughter for the whole summer. 7 weeks in she's still loving it. Her tennis…read moreskills have really improved and she enjoys the variety of activities each week.

The best summer camp! My 5 year old son loves playing tennis and going on field trips.read more

The wife was playing here for the USTA National Championship…read more The place is really nice and clean. The staff were wonderful. They have 25 courts and lots of parking. The tournament went smoothly. Great experience. Added plus that they had some coverings over the seating area on some of the courts. Needed in this hot climate.

I came here to play in a tournament. The courts were nice and clean. They have 25 courts with…read moresome seating on the side of the court. They have a section of a small shop, and a stringing machine located inside of the center. They have a little section where they sell snacks and drinks. There were two racquet ball /squash courts located in the back. The Lockeroom's were decent, except the shower room. The shower room needed updating. It looked dirty, the shower curtain was not functional. It was hard to close. The shower head hardly had water spraying out. It was awful.

I checked out Camelback Village Racquet & Health Club as a guest on a Sunday evening. This local…read morefitness chain has several locations, including Desert Ridge, Scottsdale, Gilbert, and more. After parking in their complimentary lot without any issues, I checked in at the front desk. You can work out in a bunch of different ways at the Village: standard fitness equipment, classes, basketball, swimming, racquetball, and more. With that being said, they're known for tennis. While I don't know exactly how many courts they have, I'd venture to guess over 20. They're all outside... I don't understand why they don't have at least one or two inside given how hot it is in Phoenix. Which is why we decided to play at 8 p.m. When you're playing, you have the Papago mountains in the background which makes for a picturesque experience. The courts are well maintained, there are shaded seats, wet towels, and water jugs. All of this is a nice touch. You can also rent ball machines if you're practicing solo. The courts weren't busy since it was a Sunday, late, and it was during the summer, but if the weather is nice and it's a weekend, expect the courts to be packed. You can reserve a court to be safe. After working out, I showered at the facility. I was impressed here too. The showers are a good size, you have saunas, hot tubs, steam rooms, and an area to chill with comfortable seating. You don't have to bring toiletries because they basically have everything you would need: soap, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, after shave, shaving cream, combs, q-tips, etc. Talk about convenience. For all of the amenities, you are going to pay a premium. More expensive than places like Mountainside Fitness. At least in my mind, it's only work it if you go several times a week. Or if you're interested in tennis especially. You can also take lessons for an additional charge. The staff I interacted with, though limited, was pleasant.

So an update 1)…read moreAnother new GM. 3rd one in the last yr. This one has been denied the job several times at a couple locations. Hired in house with no tennis experience. Tennis side of the club is livid 2) Renovation to Men's wet area are 15 months in and dry sauna works, nope, closed for the 3rd time this month. New tile is cracking .... 3) New Tennis director teachs at the club and has applied 5 times and on the 6th attempt gets the job. FyI 6tennis directors in 8 yrs Members pay the same monthly dues but Members who have been around have groups taking 7 or 8 courts every week and are not required to make reservations. THEY ARE GRANDFATHERED IN, per the new GM, Micki. OTHER members are required to get up at 4:55 AM, 48 hrs in advance to "maybe" get a court.

I've been coming to Paseo Racquet Center since the 90s. Has been run almost the whole time by the…read morePrudhomme family. Ed and Brian and Nick are high quality people and do a great job managing the facilities. Absolutely come to cardio tennis. It's an hour of running and skills drills and awesome music and running and did I mention the awesome music? $3 beers or white claw in the bar after playing a couple sets is a welcome rest after the heat.

I brought my brand new UNused racquet to them to get restrung. They returned it back to me cracked…read morethen tried to tell me it was that way when I brought it to them. No accountability for their mistakes. Then tried to tell me to return it under warranty. Um....the warranty doesn't cover when an incompetent company cracks your racquet. Beware!!!

Love this place! There are not very many places that specialize in tennis gear and apparel in the…read morevalley. They are very personable, and are awesome at restringing racquets, and finding you the right tennis shoes and clothes! I highly recommend Tennis Cabana!

Awesome store for Tennis players of all levels. Found some great deals. Will be back for more…read moreshopping.

I looked up public tennis courts and was guided to this gated community which means I couldn't get…read morein to play tennis unless I lived beyond the gates. I was very disappointed to drive over here and not know the access code to get in and play.

Great place to play tennis at. It's nice outside there and the court is surrounded by a beautiful…read moreenvironment. Great housing near by. One neighbor, Uncle Tommy is great fun but not good at tennis so I would advise playing with other neighbors! All in all awesome place with good people.

I've been coming up to SRP for many a-years, mainly for beach volleyball. Ballers tend to flock…read morewhere courts are safe/clean and well-maintained, and an added bonus where you can reserve them. There's lots of other activities spots too - baseball/softball fields, open fields for grass volleyball/football, basketball courts, playground, and walking paths. But I only care about the beach courts. The City of Scottsdale is routinely known for all the above with SRP courts- which is why they are always in high demand. #FirstWorldProblem There are 6 doubles courts with provided lines, lights, and ramadas with tables in the walkway between Courts 1&2 and Courts 3-6. Seriously, they know what they're doing here. A couple of years ago I called the Parks office to rent courts for my birthday volleyball tourney and the guy I spoke with indicated that they know they're good. If they aren't reserved, it's truly a toss up whether you can claim a court or not (even during summer). I only wish that other towns/cities could build as good courts in bulk much closer to me so the drive would be better, but a las.. I still end up at SRP weekly.

We traveled from San Diego for a Spring Training tournament and played at Scottsdale Ranch Park…read moreBaseball Fields. So this review is focusing on baseball fields. This place have 4 fields, with a shack shop. This looks like home of Scottsdale Little League. The field could take some maintenance, especially outfield. The facility offers restrooms, plenty of kids' park and play areas. Also, this place has plenty of Tennis courts and volleyball courts. This place is perfect for family day at park. Parking around the parks are plenty with a small lake and plenty of goose