Burbank Tennis Center - Fun Things To Do

Overview 

This is the beautiful Burbank Tennis Center, and it can host games for beginners, intermediate or proffesional players, everyone is welcome to come and play.

The Burbank Tennis Center provides an amazing inclusive environment to players of all ages and skill levels. It is suitable for those who want to: practice and improve technique, compete at high level, or simply to enjoy a friendly game with friends and family.

Open daily from 8am to 10pm Monday through Friday and from 8am to 8pm on the weekends!

McCambridge Park 249 E. Amherst Drive Burbank, CA 91504

Things You Can Do At Burbank Tennis Center

Let's have a look at what you can do in BTC

Liveball 

A 90 minutes, fast paced exercise, where you get to pick and switch partners, to competing versus other teams

Cardio Tennis 

A great and fun exercise allowing the burning of hundreds of calories per session, similar to HIIT

Pickleball 

Pickleball is a paddleball sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. It is played on a badminton-sized court with a modified tennis net, using solid paddles made of wood and a perforated polymer ball, similar to a Wiffle ball

Group Lessons

BTC offers affordable lessons with the duration of 6 weeks, which is a great way to improve and socialize with others   Enroll now!

Courtside Cafe

Grab all the snacks you want at the Courtside Cafe 

 What People Say 

Pros:

Here are some experience-key points about The Burbank Tennis Center: The staff is very friendly , the facilities are well maintained, and surprisingly the food is amazing. Many visitors admire the owner, Steve Starleaf, for his dedication to keep the center top-notch and accessible. Coach Mike is said to offer excellent coaching and the engaging live ball sessions. The availability of facilities like clay courts, ball machines, and lessons adds to the center's attraction. And you don't even need a membership to enjoy these perks.

What can be improved:

Burbank Tennis Center can improve in groups supervision and manage a bit better the issue of overcrowdedness.