Court16 - FiDi

Court 16’s summer tennis camp is a Monday-through-Friday program (June 30 – August 29 in NYC) for kids ages roughly 4–12. Choices include half-day (9 a.m.–12 p.m. or 1 p.m.–4 p.m.) or full-day (9 a.m.–4 p.m.) options. They organize groups by ball color/skill (e.g., Red Ball for ages 4–12 on 36-ft courts, Orange Ball for older kids with more experience), rotate courts frequently, and use weekly themed camps (e.g., “Wimbledon Wonders,” “Mind Over Match,” “Courts of All Kinds”) to keep things fresh and engaging.

Their holiday (school-break) tennis camps operate during days off—for example Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Indigenous Peoples Day, Winter Break, Spring Break—usually from approximately 9 a.m.–3 p.m. (or up to 4 p.m.). These camps are for kids ages 5–12 and focus on stroke production, footwork, rallying, and point play, with court rotations every 20-25 minutes and red balls used for younger groups.

Year-round

Summer Camp

June 30 – August 29, 2026

Summer Camps

$1,100/week for full days, $835/week for half-days.

Court16 members save 16% on prices.

School Break Camps

$189/day

Court16 members save16% on prices

See full pricing details here.

All camps can be registered for online here.

718-875-5550

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What Parents Like

• Wanderlog gave the facility a 4.8-star rating (from 34 reviewers) and specifically praised coaches for being engaging, effective, and providing personalized instruction. (1)
• Several parents compliment the friendly front-desk, welcoming environment, and that kids feel challenged but supported in their tennis lessons. (2)
• Parents comments that the young-child offerings are enjoyable and well-received. (3)

What Parents Think Could be Improved

• With no full size tennis court, older kids or more advanced players who expect full-sized courts might find it a bit challenging to continue. (4)
• Some reviews mention cost concerns or booking complexity for non-members, although not always specifically about their junior camp programs. (5)

Our Take

For parents seeking a downtown Manhattan location that offers structured tennis instruction for kids, Court 16 FiDi is a strong contender: good coaches, a welcoming atmosphere, and positive reports from other families. If your child is younger or just starting, this could be fun and approachable. If your child is more advanced or you expect full-size courts and highly competitive camp structure, you might want to ask specific questions ahead of time, especially about how the camp is organized, the size of the playing space, coach-to-camper ratios, and how older/advanced kids are grouped. A site visit or trial class could be a great next step.