Orlando, Florida · Tennis academy

USTA National Campus

The USTA's public tennis campus in Orlando, with 100 lit courts. It is not a boarding academy: the site lists no school or housing for juniors. Juniors join classes and performance groups by level, and the top High Performance tier runs four or five days a week, after school or full-time. It suits local Orlando juniors, from red ball to ITF players.

Visit the website Correct this listing Checked October 30, 2026
Ages3–17
BoardingNot published
SchoolNot published
Courts100

Tuition and fees

USTA National Campus does not publish tuition on the pages we checked. Ask the program for a written fee list, and ask what it leaves out.

Junior programs

  • Family Zone (red, orange, green ball) · 3–12
  • Youth 1, Youth 2, Junior Varsity, Youth Varsity, Collegiate · 11–17
  • Junior Performance · 10 & under
    Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons. The coaching team selects players.
  • Youth Performance · 14 & under
    USTA Levels 1–5. Four days a week, full-day or after-school. UTR minimums: U11 3+, 11–12 4+, 12–13 5+.
  • High Performance · 10 & up
    USTA Levels 1–4 and ITF world tour. Four or five days, after-school or full-time. UTR minimums: U12 5+, 12–14 6+, 14 and up 7+.

Camps

  • Summer Camps · 5–17 · June 1 to August 7, 2026 (10 weeks) · day camp
    8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Performance camps 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. and need a designation.

Good to know

  • Performance groups cannot be booked online. Email nationalcampusprograms@usta.com.
  • New players can book a free 30-minute intro session through Free30.
  • The site lists no school or boarding for juniors. Plan these yourself, and ask the programming department what a full-time day looks like.

Sources

Where sources differ
  • The junior page says Youth Performance suits USTA Level 1–5 players, and the summer camp page says Levels 4–7.
  • The junior page gives Red Ball Club as ages 7–10 in one place and 6–10 in another.

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