Summer camps kids actually want to come back to. Our pickleball and tennis camps are built on one idea: keep kids moving, keep it fun, and they will get better without even noticing. Every day mixes games, drills, and friendly competition, led by coaches who bring real energy. Beginners are welcome, equipment is provided, and every camper leaves a little more confident than they arrived.
For beginner to advanced juniors. First-timers fit right in.
We provide the equipment. Just send sneakers and a water bottle.
Half-day and full-day options by location.
High energy, real instruction, real skill-building every day.
Bring a full pickleball unit to your camp without lifting a finger. Universal Rackets shows up with certified instructors and every piece of equipment — nets, paddles, balls — and runs high-energy drills and games your campers will talk about all summer. You provide the space and the campers. We handle everything else.
Instructors, nets, paddles, and balls all arrive with us. Zero prep for your staff.
Groups rotate through in short, action-packed sessions grouped by age. Every camper plays.
From small day camps to hundreds of campers — we scale the visit to fit your roster.
First-time players to junior competitors. Certified instructors keep it fun and safe for all.
Perfect for township and municipal day camps, community and HOA camps, and school or rec-center summer programs.
Camps run across Montgomery, Chester, Bucks and Delaware County, plus Philadelphia and the Main Line. Every town page lists live camp weeks, ages and prices.
Limerick, Lower Providence, Lower Gwynedd, Plymouth Meeting, Upper Dublin, Upper Merion, Conshohocken, Springfield, Whitemarsh, Whitpain
Phoenixville, West Chester, Tredyffrin, Concord Township, Radnor, Lower Merion
La Salle, Fox Chase, Kaiserman JCC, Windsong Ranch (TX), Florida communities
We run summer pickleball and tennis camps at more than 45 locations around Philadelphia, so there is usually one within a short drive. Pick your town above to see the camp weeks, ages and times for that site.
Camps are built for ages 6 to 14 and campers are grouped by age and level once they arrive, so a first-timer and a tournament player both get a good week.
No. Most campers arrive having never held a paddle or racket. Day one starts with the rules and simple games, and every camper plays real points before the week is out.
Yes. Paddles, rackets and balls are provided. Send your camper in sneakers with a water bottle, sunscreen and a snack.
Warm-up games, skill stations, match play and a daily challenge. We break the day up so nobody is standing in a line waiting for a turn, which is the fastest way to lose a nine-year-old.
We move indoors where the site has indoor space, and otherwise switch to games and skill work under cover. Camp runs rain or shine unless conditions are unsafe.
Pick your area and grab your camper's spot in a couple of clicks.