For over 70 years at the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club, the twang of racquet strings and squeak of tennis shoes on the hard court have been as common as the sound of surf breaking on the shore. A virtual who's who of tennis stars have served and volleyed their way to greatness on its courts since F.W. Kellogg first strung nets and invited guests to play on four newly constructed courts in 1935. ...

La Jolla – "The Jewel" – is a year-round resort destination with an average temperature of 73 degrees. Visitors can enjoy a variety of dynamic activities, including water sports, world-class shopping and dining, culture, recreation and more. ...

Laurel Pines Christian Camp is located in the San Bernardino National Forest on 161 acres of beautiful wilderness. Guests looking for adventure can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, swimming, paintball, basketball, volleyball, horseshoes, archery, foos ball, ping pong or canoeing at nearby Big Bear Lake. ...

YMCA's from all across Southern California use Camp Oakes for their summer camping programs. Camp Oakes provides each branch with high quality programs. Each branch provides their own directing and counseling staff. The combination of Camp Oakes and Branch programming makes for a truley unique and enriched camp experience. ...

The Bear Valley Mutual Water Company in 1957 sold the land (known as Camp Cohila) to the Burbank Camp Fire Girls. To develop a camp, roads were graded and some even paved. The building constructed included a 23' x 43' infirmary, a 20' x 77'-6" administration and kitchen building, two 11' x 20' sanitary units, and a 22' x 52' building which was probably used as a caretaker's home. Numerous camp sites were cleared. Raised wood floors were built in some tent sites, while concrete slabs were poured in other areas. ...

The Big Bear Sports Ranch is designed for campers ages 7-17. Our goal is to enhance each campers love for their sport by improving their skills in a "fun-filled" healthy sporting atmosphere. ...

Thanks for your interest in the Bassett-Martin Tennis Camp at the BBSR. Even though our camp has stayed very popular, we still maintain the personal attention and supervision that has characterized our program when we first began 38 years ago. We feel that it is this emphasis on the individual development that distinguishes our camp. Many highly ranked national and sectional junior players have attended our camp as well as thousands of young boys and girls, just getting started playing the game of tennis. ...

Greg loves to work with our campers and will spend hours with them to help everyone improve. His "hands on " approach will help you go home with an improved game and special memories. Each day campers will work to improve all aspects of their game including footwork. There will be daily matches and tournaments played under Greg's supervision. In previous summers this program has welcomed beginners to some of the highest ranked juniors in the west who come to the BBSR and improve their games while having a blast! ...

I'd like to welcome everyone to the Rick Leach Tennis Camp at Big Bear Sports Ranch. After many years on the pro tour I always looked forward to those times when we put on tennis clinics for kids in the many different cities and countries that we traveled to for tournaments. I really enjoyed getting kids excited about our great game of tennis. I carry this philosophy over to my summer camp program. We want every child that comes to our camp to go home energized and passionate about tennis. ...

This program offers tennis for all levels run by our camp Director Bob Durkin who is a tennis pro when not at the BBSR during the summer. Bob and his staff emphasize footwork and hitting thousands of balls as a great way to learn and improve. There will be daily singles and doubles matches and an all camp tournament. We conclude the week with the world famous tennis carnival! ...