Hillcrest Tennis Camp Opens 2026 Registration for Junior and Adult Programs at North York Facility

North York, Canada - May 18, 2026 / Hillcrest Tennis Camp /

Hillcrest Tennis Camp has opened registration for its 2026 Junior Summer Camp and Adult Group Lessons, a structured seasonal program operating across four outdoor courts in North York. The program is led by Head Coach Roshun, a former Davis Cup player, and Director Peter Nielsen, Head Tennis Professional, delivering professional instruction to players across all skill levels.

The 2026 Junior Summer Camp serves young players from ages 4 to 17, offering families a reliable summer tennis camp Toronto families can return to each season. The program accommodates complete beginners through advanced juniors, allowing participants to develop within the same structured environment regardless of their starting point.

Small group ratios are central to the junior program. Keeping groups intentionally limited allows coaches to deliver focused, individualized attention throughout each session. This approach supports skill development at a measured pace and ensures that younger or newer players receive proper foundational instruction rather than being placed in a high-volume setting.

The four outdoor courts at the North York facility provide dedicated space for simultaneous training across age groups and skill levels, allowing the camp to operate efficiently without reducing the quality of coaching time available to each participant.

Alongside the junior program, Hillcrest Tennis Camp has confirmed the availability of adult group lessons as part of its 2026 seasonal schedule. The adult offerings follow the same coaching philosophy applied in the junior camp, with small group formats and qualified instruction delivered by the same professional staff.

For those seeking adult tennis lessons Toronto residents can access in a structured group setting, the program covers all experience levels. Whether a participant is picking up a racquet for the first time or returning to the game after time away, the adult sessions are designed to accommodate varying backgrounds - without placing beginners in an environment that progresses too quickly or experienced players in one that moves too slowly.

Head Coach Roshun's background as a former Davis Cup player brings a competitive coaching perspective to both the junior and adult programs. His experience informs how technical skills and match-play concepts are introduced and reinforced across different groups.

Director Peter Nielsen, serving as Head Tennis Professional, oversees the structure and delivery of coaching across all sessions. His administrative leadership, combined with Head Coach Roshun's on-court experience, ensures that professional credentials are directly present in the coaching environment rather than limited to program documentation.

The kids tennis camp North York community that Hillcrest serves is built on the principle that consistent, qualified instruction within small groups produces measurable progress for players at every stage of development.

Registration for the 2026 season is now open, with availability across both junior and adult programming at the North York facility.

Hillcrest Tennis Camp is a North York tennis facility offering junior summer camp programming for ages 4 to 17 and adult group lessons. The camp is led by Head Coach Roshun, a former Davis Cup player, and Director Peter Nielsen, Head Tennis Professional. Training takes place across four outdoor courts, with small group ratios and professional coaching available to players at all skill levels, from beginner to advanced.

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Contact Information:

Hillcrest Tennis Camp

37 Cresthaven Dr
North York, ON M2H 3R9
Canada

Peter Nielsen
+1 647-335-7473
https://www.hillcresttenniscamp.com

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