Longueville NSW 2066 · 0.3 km to Galuwa
Tennis Lessons Near Longueville, Starting at Age 3
Looking for tennis lessons near Longueville? Galuwa Recreation Centre at 180 River Road, Northwood (Lane Cove NSW 2066) is just 0.3 km away (straight-line), with Tennis Australia Hot Shots for kids aged 3–12, adult group coaching, private lessons and school holiday camps.
About the area
A Peninsula Between Two Bays on the Lane Cove River
Longueville sits on the peninsula between Tambourine Bay and Woodford Bay, on the banks of the Lane Cove River, about 8 km north-west of the CBD in Lane Cove Council. It had 2,116 residents at the 2021 Census, a median age of 46, and almost every home is a detached house.
Galuwa Recreation Centre is in neighbouring Northwood, just 0.3 km (straight-line) from Longueville. Longueville families can start with Hot Shots kids tennis or a school holiday camp, and parents can join adult group tennis or book private lessons.
- Longueville Wharf
- Aquatic Park
- Kingsford Smith Oval
- Longueville Reserve
Getting to Galuwa from Longueville
About 0.3 km as the crow flies. Tap "Directions from Longueville" for the quickest route.
Route 261 runs between Lane Cove and the city (King Street Wharf) via Longueville and Northwood, with stops along Northwood Road and River Road. Use transportnsw.info to plan the trip to 180 River Road.
Centre open 6am–10pm, 7 days. Call (02) 8360 5555.
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What Longueville Is Known For
A harbourside peninsula with sailing roots and a French-sounding name.
A French Name With a Disputed Origin
There is some debate about where Longueville gets its name, but a commonly held belief is that it honours the French nobleman the Duc de Longueville. The main streets are said to be named after his three daughters, Christina, Lucretia and Arabella.
Sailing Since the 1890s
Sailing has been organised from Longueville Point since at least the 1896/97 season, and the Lane Cove 12ft Sailing Skiff Club has operated beside Longueville Wharf since 1918. Racing runs on Saturdays from September to April.
A Soap Factory in 1831
Rupert Kirk's soap and candle factory, one of Sydney's earliest manufacturing industries, was set up in what is now Longueville in 1831. Homes began to follow in the 1870s.
Why Longueville plays at Galuwa
Start With Hot Shots: Kids' Tennis Near Longueville
A clear pathway for kids, with coaching for parents too.
Hot Shots for Kids
Tennis Australia's program for ages 3–12, with a free trial lesson before you commit and Active Kids Vouchers accepted.
Kinder to Yellow Ball
Children start in 30-minute Kinder Tennis from $23, then move up to Red Ball (60 minutes, $36) and Yellow Ball (90 minutes, $48). Squad sessions are for players 12 and over.
School Holiday Camps
Multi-sport camps for ages 4–14: tennis in the morning, then soccer, basketball and pickleball. Full day $90.
Adult Group Tennis
Parents can join 60-minute small-group coaching at beginner or intermediate level. Your first session is free.
Programs at Galuwa
Kids' Tennis, Camps & Coaching for Longueville
Kids Tennis
Hot Shots on modified courts: Kinder 30 minutes $23, Red Ball 60 minutes $36, Yellow Ball 90 minutes $48. Free trial lesson.
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Holiday Camps
Tennis in the morning, multi-sport in the afternoon. Full day $90, half day $70, with after-care as an add-on.
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Private Lessons
One-on-one coaching for juniors and adults, early morning to evening. $121 for 60 minutes, with 5 and 10-lesson packs.
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Adult Group Tennis
Small-group coaching at beginner and intermediate level. First session free, then from $28/week on direct debit.
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Pickleball
Social play, learn-to-play sessions, coaching and leagues, run by the Play Pickle team.
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Social & Cardio Tennis
Turn up for Friday social tennis with a coach on hand. $29 a session or $230 for 10.
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Tennis Lessons Near Longueville: Common Questions
Where can I find tennis lessons near Longueville?
Galuwa Recreation Centre at 180 River Road, Northwood (Lane Cove NSW 2066) is in the neighbouring suburb to Longueville. It runs Tennis Australia's Hot Shots program for kids aged 3–12, adult group coaching, private lessons and school holiday camps.
What level can my child start at in Hot Shots?
Kids can start in Kinder Tennis (30 minutes, from $23), then move to Red Ball (60 minutes, $36) and Yellow Ball (90 minutes, $48). Squad sessions are for players 12 and over. There is a free trial lesson, and Active Kids Vouchers are accepted.
Is there something for Longueville kids in the school holidays?
Yes. Multi-sport school holiday camps run for ages 4–14, with tennis in the morning and soccer, basketball and pickleball in the afternoon. A full day is $90, a half day is $70, and after-care is available.
How do I get from Longueville to Galuwa?
Bus route 261 runs between Lane Cove and the city via Longueville and Northwood, with stops along Northwood Road and River Road. Check transportnsw.info for current timetables and the stop nearest 180 River Road, or use the directions button on this page for the drive.
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