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Staying home to play tennis

New indoor Camas facility opens its doors to the community

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The Evergreen Tennis facility, 5225 N.W. 38th Ave., in Camas, offers four indoor courts to members and guests. The tensile fabric structure captures a natural light setting while shielding players from wind and rain.

Clark and Caryn Vitek spent the past 22 Thanksgiving vacations playing tennis in Palm Springs, Calif. This year, they had a good reason to stay home.

Oh sure, they still played tennis. But this time, it was in their new four court 27,000-square foot translucent covered facility in Camas.

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