All of the above are good options.

Add to that Hidden Creek Country Club in Reston (you don't need to be a member to take tennis)... they have indoor and outdoor courts, and also do year round.

Off the top of my head, I believe Worldgate (in Herndon) has several indoor courts, and OneLife McLean (formerly Sport & Health) has a bunch. I'm sure there are other OneLife locations with indoor courts/ lessons.

Fairfax Racquet and McLean Racquet are also indoor options if you're willing to travel a bit farther afield.

Anonymous wrote:Why does being new require indoor lessons? Fall is the best time for outdoor tennis -- not so hot and weather is more reliable than the spring.

OP here, sorry I should have been clear, I'm looking for winter. She is signed up for fall lessons already, I'm just thinking ahead to winter when it will be too cold to play outside. When I was a kid, I took lessons indoor in a climate controlled bubble. Surely there must be places like that here?

Anonymous wrote:Why does being new require indoor lessons? Fall is the best time for outdoor tennis -- not so hot and weather is more reliable than the spring.

Simple answer. Best to continue same program year round.

Fairfax Racquet Club?

Why does being new require indoor lessons? Fall is the best time for outdoor tennis -- not so hot and weather is more reliable than the spring.

DD took tennis this summer and is super interested in continuing into the fall, she's a total newbie so we're looking for indoor lessons. Any recommendations for this area? DD is 12.