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Welcome!

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​My name is Rob Fielden.  I am the  President of the Campbell River Tennis Club.  Our executive for 2025 is;  Dave Bannerman (Treasurer),  Gordon Hunt (Vice President) and Keith Shanks (Secretary).  

The Campbell River Tennis Club is a non-profit organization that welcomes tennis players of all abilities to get together to enjoy the great game of tennis at  Willow Point Park.  The club has the courts booked for club members on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5 to 10 pm and on Saturdays from 8 am to 1 pm from the beginning of April until the end of  October.  Club members are welcome to drop in at the above times for doubles play.  The courts will be lit on Tuesday and Thursday evenings later in the summer and fall, at dusk.  People interested in joining the club are welcome to drop in twice to check it out.  
In addition, CR Tennis club has a doubles ladder, fun social mixers and tennis lessons on Saturday mornings.  
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Please read our entire website for further information about our club.

Thank You,
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Rob Fielden, President, Campbell River Tennis Club


Club Times




The first tennis social will be Saturday, May 16th at 10 am.



Tennis Lessons & coaching:
Tennis Club Lessons will start on Saturday,
​ May 30th -- 9-10:30 am


*Two free lessons without membership in the tennis club, after that we ask that you join the tennis club if you wish to continue with lessons.

Instructors for private or semi private lessons--children, youth and adults:
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Brent Larmour (certified coach)
 [email protected]

250-287-6619
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Jeremey Folster
250-202-1231

Doubles Tennis Ladder:
May be happening later this season...



Tennis racquet stringing:
Betsy Yu:             Tel:  647-680-1900
Brent Larmour:  Tel:  250-287-6619
Donna Folster:  Tel:  778-418-1994

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