iTennis Arcadia Tennis & Pickleball Camps

iTennis Arcadia Tennis & Pickleball Camps offers tennis and pickleball activities that include drills, clinics, fitness, and game play. Camp options include Weekly Half Day Morning Tennis from 9:00am to 12:00pm and Weekly Half Day Afternoon Pickleball from 1:00pm to 4:00pm. Some camp weeks may be cancelled if there are low enrollments, and families who want a child to participate in both camps are directed to email [email protected] for more information.

• Ages: 6–16 years old
• Schedule: Weekly half-day morning tennis camps and weekly half-day afternoon pickleball camps; camps are for players of all abilities
• Price: Drop-in fees are $110 for a half day; early bird discounts are 20% off by March 30, 15% off by April 15, and 10% off by April 30; there is a $150 cancellation fee per week for cancellations prior to May 1st, and weeks may be changed only if space is available for a $50 per week change fee

Private lessons at iTennis Arcadia are taught by USPTA and USPTR certified professionals, and lessons may be purchased individually on a half-hour, hour, or 1.5 hour basis. Group clinics, private instruction, USTA League teams, and public court rentals are available for adults and juniors of all ages and abilities, and participants can join any time during a session and pay a prorated fee. There are no refunds or credits on clinics, missed classes may be made up in another class during the same session if the class is not full, 24-hour notice must be given to iTennis, and all make-ups must be completed before the end of the registered session.

iTennis, Inc. was founded in 1998 by former U.S. Junior National Champion, Stanford All-American, and Wimbledon competitor John Letts. John Letts graduated cum laude from Northwestern University School of Law in 1994, practiced intellectual property law for four years, and entered into his first community contract with the City of Pasadena in 2002. In 2009, John Letts partnered with former top ten player and 1980 Australian Open Champion Brian Teacher, and they are co-owners of the Andulka Park Tennis concession in Riverside. Brian Teacher serves as Master Director of Tennis for all iTennis facilities, helping to manage and improve the standard of iTennis instruction, and iTennis is described as having 18 years of experience in tennis programming. iTennis is a federally registered trademark owned by iTennis.

iTennis’ sister nonprofit, Let’s Teach, expands opportunities for kids to learn tennis and pickleball through free and low-cost programs. iTennis also provides consulting to parks and recreation directors or program managers to assess tennis programs and make recommendations for improvement.

Last updated March 13, 2026.