Ravens Tennis Camp

The Ravens Tennis Camp has become one of Ottawa’s most popular camps, with nearly 400 players participating last summer. Designed by coach Tony Milo, the camp is led by certified Tennis Canada coaches with extensive experience. Using the “Progressive Tennis” approach, clinics are tailored for younger players, with activities scaled to their skill level.

Registration for Our 2026 Summer Land Camps Opens Tuesday, January 13 at 9:00 AM

Browse our 2026 summer camp offering below

Ravens Tennis Summer Camp

The Carleton Tennis Camp, designed by coach Tony Milo, follows the “Progressive Tennis” approach, where the game is tailored to younger players and becomes more challenging as they advance in age and skill. Campers are grouped with others at their same skill level, ensuring a personalized and supportive learning experience on the court, with 2–3 hours of tennis instruction throughout the day. Tennis racquets are available for campers who need one.

When not playing tennis, campers get to enjoy a variety of other sports and activities, including soccer, basketball, ultimate, and floor hockey, in conjunction with our popular Ravens Multisport Camp. This mix keeps the day active, fun, and engaging while allowing campers to develop a wide range of athletic skills in a friendly and encouraging environment.

Dates & Times

Drop-Off: 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM

Pick-Up: 4:00 PM – 4:30 PM

The 2026 Ravens Tennis Summer Camp Runs for Nine weeks

– Week 1: June 29 to July 3 (*4 Days no camp on July 1)
– Week 2: July 6 – July 10
– Week 3: July 13 – July 17
– Week 4: July 20 – July 24
– Week 5: July 27 to July 31
– Week 6: Aug 4 – Aug 7 (*4 Days no camp on Aug 3)
– Week 7: Aug 10 – Aug 14
– Week 8: Aug 17 – Aug 21
– Week 9: Aug 24 – Aug 28

Early/Late care is available as an ‘add-on’ during registration for $30/week.

Early care runs from 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
Late care runs from 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Who Can Join & What to Pack

Open to all children between 7 – 14 years old

Water bottle

Bathing suit & towel

Sun Hat & sun screen

Peanut & tree nut free snack

Tennis Racquet (optional) – Camp racquets will be available to use.

What is Included In Your Fees

A full hot lunch provided daily in the cafeteria

* A daily recreational swim

Camp t-shirt

Parking during camp drop off and pick up times

* Swimming Supervision & Camp Swim Test

Our aquatics team follows the Ontario Lifesaving Society’s standards for pool supervision, and all staff are fully trained and certified as National Lifeguards, ensuring the highest level of safety and supervision for every swimmer. In addition, our camp counsellors are in the water with campers, providing an extra layer of support and supervision.

As per our admission standards, children under the age of 7 must wear a life jacket and are only permitted to swim in the shallow end. Campers aged 7 and older may choose to complete a swim test on the first day of each camp week. Those who pass the test can swim in both the shallow and deep ends, while those who do not pass (or choose not to take the test) must wear a life jacket and remain in the shallow end. Our aquatics centre provides life jackets in all sizes and ensures each one fits campers correctly for their safety and comfort.

Ages & Friend Request

Campers remain with the same group of similar ages throughout the week, following a designated group schedule.

Parents can request for their child to be placed in the same group as friends by using the friend request option during registration. While we strive to accommodate all requests, friend requests cannot be guaranteed.

Requests involving significant age differences (e.g. a 7-year-old placed with a 11-year-old) may not be honored due to group dynamics.

Age Range	Type
7 – 10 years old	Mini Tennis
11 – 14 years old	Full Size Courts

Camp Facilities

Important Notes

Our cafeteria has a selection of vegetarian, gluten free and Halal food options.

Our cafeteria does not use any peanut or tree nuts in their recipes, and does not purchase products with peanuts or tree nuts in the ingredient list.

There is always a risk of cross-contamination due to its open kitchens and self-serve style. Hence, we advise parents of children with food allergies to communicate these allergies to us when registering.

No outside food is allowed inside the dining area.