A tennis camp where children do more than stay busy.
359 tennis camps combine movement, fun, technique, games and focus moments, helping children leave with more confidence and energy.
359.tennis organises tennis camps during school holidays for children aged 4 to 15 at NTC Amstelveen, near Amsterdam. Daily programmes with tennis, sports, and games led by professional coaches.
Who for
Children aged 4 to 15, all levels
Times
5 days, 09:00–16:30 (doors open 08:45)
Location
NTC Amstelveen · Bovenkerkerweg 81
Included
Lunch, snacks and supervision all day
Camp dates & availability
In Summer 2026 we are not running regular tennis camps. Instead we organise training weeks and single training days for kids, juniors and adults. For Summer 2027 we expect to schedule regular tennis camps again.
Why parents choose the 359 tennis camp
A week where children move a lot, have fun and visibly progress.
Top location: the National Tennis Centre in Amstelveen, indoor and outdoor.
Experienced youth coaches, specialised in children and juniors.
Small groups, divided by age and level.
Every child works on a personal goal during the week.
Fit · Fun · Focus: movement, enjoyment and learning in balance.
A personal 359 Progress Report at the end of the week.
What does a camp day look like?
What we work on during the camp
Technique
Forehand, backhand, serve, volley and smash — step by step, matched to age and level.
Movement
Footwork, balance and coordination, so children move faster and more stably on court.
Game understanding
Making choices, building points and understanding why you play a ball where you do.
Match play
Singles, doubles and team matches: handling nerves, rules and working together.
Fair play
Dealing with winning and losing, respect and positive behaviour — on and off court.
Every child works on a personal goal
At the start of the week each child chooses one personal goal together with the coach. We work on it all week — and it is part of the Progress Report.
Longer rallies
Improving timing, control and consistency so rallies last longer.
A better serve
Practising motion, rhythm and ball toss for a clean, repeatable serve.
Daring to attack
Taking initiative, stepping forward and recognising opportunities.
More consistency
Repetition and stability, with fewer unforced errors.
Sport & fun off the court
Besides tennis, children get a broad and challenging sports programme.
What parents want to know
5 camp days from 09:00–16:30
Professional 359 supervision
Use of rackets and balls (if needed)
Daily lunch & healthy snacks
A 359 tennis camp T-shirt
Group photo / keepsake moment
359 Progress Report
A week full of Fit · Fun · Focus
Drop-off & pick-up
Doors open at 08:45, pick-up between 16:00 and 16:30. Children are supervised all day, including breaks and lunch.
What to bring
Sportswear, tennis shoes (or clean indoor shoes) and a water bottle. Rackets can always be borrowed.
Bad weather
The camp always goes ahead. When it rains we train indoors and move the sports programme inside.
Beginners welcome
Beginners learn the basics step by step; advanced and competition players get extra challenge.
Tennis camp in Amstelveen: where, for whom and when
Where the camp takes place
The 359 tennis camps run at the National Tennis Centre (NTC) / TV De Kegel, Bovenkerkerweg 81, 1187 XC Amstelveen. There are indoor and outdoor courts, so the programme continues in any weather. Parking is available at the venue for drop-off and pick-up.
Easy to reach from the region
Children come from all over Amstelveen — Westwijk, Bovenkerk, Middenhoven, Groenelaan and the Old Village — as well as from Amsterdam-Zuid, Buitenveldert, Uithoorn, Aalsmeer and Ouderkerk aan de Amstel. Many cycle; by car you reach us via the A9 and the N521.
Who the camp is for
Ages 4 to 15, from complete beginner to competition player. We group by age and level, so a child who has just started fits in just as well as one who already plays matches. Club membership is not required — everyone can sign up.
When we run camps
Camp weeks are planned during the Dutch school holidays for region North (including the May, summer and autumn holidays). Current dates and available places are shown in the registration overview. See also our annual planning.
Tennis camp or training week — which fits better?
Choose a tennis camp if…
- your child needs a full day of care and sport (09:00–16:30, lunch included)
- fun, new friends and lots of movement matter as much as technique
- your child also wants to try other sports alongside tennis
Choose a training week if…
- your child wants focused tennis work in shorter daily blocks
- technique and game insight are the main reason to come
- a full day is too long, or it has to fit around other plans
Tennis camp impression
Images from our camps and youth weeks at the NTC and De Kegel
Tennis camp group at the NTC
Kids at De Kegel
Rackets up!
Tennis camp on clay
Award ceremony
Ready for action
Tennis is a team sport
Tennis is never a solo sport. You train, learn and improve together — progress only happens through collaboration.
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The facilities to grow
Progress requires the right environment. The National Tennis Centre in Amstelveen offers everything you need — 12 indoor courts and 14 outdoor courts, all year round. No membership needed for indoor. Outdoor lessons for members of TV De Kegel.
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Tennis lessons in your neighbourhood
359.tennis is easily reachable from Amstelveen, Buitenveldert, Amsterdam-Zuid and Badhoevedorp. Open your local page for travel time, accessibility and area context.