Robin Hood Summer Camp · Maine, USA
Tennis training with Coach Mahendra at Robin Hood Summer Camp.
Tennis Director · Robin Hood Summer CampOur founder Mahendra Marvadi is Tennis Director at Robin Hood Summer Camp, a traditional co-ed overnight camp in Brooksville, Maine, and the only camp in the world on both a freshwater lake and the ocean.
It isn't only a tennis camp. While your tennis player trains with Coach Mahendra, brothers and sisters can sail, ride, climb, act or play soccer, choosing their own activities every day.
- 35+Activities every day — tennis is just one of them
- 6Specialist academies: tennis, golf, squash, soccer, riding and watersports
- 2–7 wksFlexible sessions, built from one-week blocks
- 25+Countries campers come from
More than tennis
Something for every child
Coming with a sibling who doesn't play tennis? Robin Hood offers more than 35 activities every day, open to all ages and skill levels. Campers pick everything themselves.
Waterfront
The only camp in the world on both a freshwater lake and the ocean.
- Sailing
- Waterskiing
- Wakeboarding
- Wakesurfing
- Windsurfing
- Kayaking
- Canoeing
- Paddleboarding
- Rowing
- Swimming
- Water trampoline & slide
Team sports
Daily games and real coaching, from first-timers to competitive players.
- Soccer
- Basketball
- Lacrosse
- Baseball
- Volleyball
- Flag football
- Ultimate frisbee
- Street hockey
- Field hockey
- Bubble soccer
Individual sports
Expert instruction in classic and less common sports.
- Tennis
- Golf
- Squash
- Horse riding
- Archery
- Fencing
- Muay Thai
- Gymnastics
- Skateboarding
- Yoga
- Fitness & running
Adventure
Climb, balance and explore, right inside camp.
- Climbing wall
- High ropes course
- Mountain biking
- Circus & aerial silks
- Juggling & unicycle
- Survival skills
Arts, music & clubs
Stage shows, studios and quiet clubs, ending with the Nottingham Fair musical.
- Drama
- Dance
- Improv comedy
- Guitar
- Piano
- Singing
- Drums
- Drawing & painting
- Jewellery & tie-dye
- Baking
- Chess
Trips & excursions
Up to 50 campers head out of camp every day on day and overnight trips.
- Acadia National Park
- Whitewater rafting
- Ocean sailing cruises
- Whale watching
- Rock climbing
- Mt. Katahdin hike
- Island boat trips
- Blueberry picking
Specialist academies
Six intensive academy weeks
For campers who want to go deeper in one sport, with daily coaching from specialists, and still enjoy the rest of camp life.
- TennisLed by Coach Mahendra as Tennis Director, on six plexi-pave courts with four pro coaches.Coach Mahendra
- GolfPGA professional instruction, a full driving range and rounds at local country clubs.
- SquashTwo outdoor courts and two professional coaches.
- SoccerIntensive weeks with personal coaching and fitness training.
- RidingEnglish hunt seat instruction and trail riding.
- WatersportsWaterski, wakeboard and wakesurf behind championship boats.
Inside the Tennis Academy
The Robin Hood Tennis Academy
A week-long intensive inside camp. Campers train on six plexi-pave courts with Coach Mahendra's team, mixing small-group drills, match play and fitness. They can book more than one Academy week.
Seven-day intensive
At least 3 hours of tennis every day of the Academy week.
Pro coaching team
Small-group drills with four pro coaches and assistant coaches.
Daily private lesson
Optional private or semi-private lesson every day.
Match play & fitness
Conditioning, footwork and daily match play for tournament strategy.
Camp life
How a camp day works
- 01
Morning interest periods
Each week campers pick two morning activities and keep them all week, so they build real skill.
- 02
Afternoon activities
Two more activities every afternoon, which campers can change daily to try something new.
- 03
Trips & evenings
Optional day and overnight trips across Maine, plus campfire activities and camp traditions.
- 100% elective: every camper builds their own programme, open to all ages and skill levels
- Wooden cabins with screened windows, showers steps away
- Sensitivity Directors help first-time campers settle in
- Daily emails from parents; calls home up to twice a week after the first week
- Siblings can attend the same weeks and follow completely different programmes
- Two generations of the Littlefield family, 99 years of camp tradition
Robin Hood gallery
Life at camp
Questions from parents
Robin Hood Summer Camp FAQ
My other children don't play tennis. Can they still come?
How do campers choose their activities?
How long can my child stay?
Do they need to be strong swimmers?
How do we keep in touch?
How do we enrol?
Robin Hood Summer Camp