Junior pickleball clinics for ages 7 to 14 across the Philadelphia suburbs, plus summer pickleball camps for ages 6 to 14. Kids are grouped by level.
One-hour clinics for ages 7 to 14, once a week for four to six weeks, grouped by level.
Find a Junior Clinic
A coach, a group of kids at the same level, and a lot of balls hit in an hour.
Each session has a warm-up game, skill work through games, and a fun finish. Clinics meet once a week at the same day and time for four to six weeks.
Junior Level 1: new to pickleball. Grip, serve and the kitchen.
Junior Level 2: can rally and is ready for consistency and footwork.
Junior Level 3: plays comfortably and wants more challenge.
Not sure? Pick Level 1 and the coach will place your child.
A paddle: please bring your own. If your child needs to borrow one, let us know before the first class.
Sneakers: closed-toe athletic shoes.
Water and sun protection: a water bottle, plus sunscreen and a hat outdoors.
Our coaches are experienced with kids, and the light plastic ball is gentle on growing bodies. Rained-out sessions get a make-up date.
Every town page lists dates, times and levels.
Radnor, Lower Merion, Tredyffrin, Kaiserman JCC and Concord Township.
Upper Merion, Conshohocken, Whitemarsh, Lower Gwynedd, Upper Dublin, Springfield Township and Limerick. Whitpain and Lower Providence run junior pickleball camps in summer.
Doylestown, Warrington, Lower Makefield, Solebury and Perkasie.
Phoenixville and West Chester, plus La Salle in North Philadelphia and Fox Chase in Northeast Philadelphia.
Our Philadelphia area page lists every town and what runs there. Our pickleball page covers the adult side.
Find your town, pick a clinic and register online. Every listing shows dates, times, level and ages. Register early to get the day and time that fits your family.
See Junior Clinics Near YouJunior pickleball clinics are for ages 7 to 14. Summer pickleball camps are for ages 6 to 14. For ages 1.5 to 5, Ready Set Rackets is our parent and child program for pickleball, tennis and padel.
Yes. The court is small, the paddle is light and the ball is slow. It builds hand-eye coordination, footwork and confidence.
Yes, please bring your own paddle. We keep a limited number of extras, so if you need to borrow one, just let us know before your first class and we will set one aside for you.
Yes. You are welcome to watch from outside the court.
That is exactly who Junior Level 1 is for. The first session covers how to hold the paddle and how to serve.
Yes. Summer pickleball camps run for ages 6 to 14 across the Philadelphia suburbs. Campers are grouped by age and level.
Pick your town and grab a spot in a junior clinic or a summer camp. Beginners welcome.