A few parks offer opportunities to play tennis indoors. Indoor tennis does not require an NYC Parks tennis permit, has special pricing, schedules, and hours of play, and may be used after tennis season has ended. Please check the listings below for indoor tennis locations.
The Sportime Tennis Center is a concession offering 12 courts to NYC Parks Tennis Permit holders during the outdoor season, which is from the Friday before Memorial Day through Labor Day. For more information, visit the Sportime Randall's Island tennis page. Designated NYC Parks Courts:
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Courts that offer lessons are identified. Please call the individual courts for more information on lessons. If any numbers are incorrect/not working or if any addresses are wrong, please call (212) 360-8245. NOTE: Only smooth-soled tennis shoes are allowed on the tennis courts.
Note: Please consult the facility schedule posted at the tennis courts AND the online calendar for the latest schedule.
Courts may be reserved online at www.mhparksandrec.com. Reservations are accepted 7 days in advance but with 2-day notice. Only courts #3, 4, and 5 are available for reservation. Please view Community Park Map (PDF) to view the court numbers.
Note: User may reserve 5 times per calendar year without insurance. Any user wishing to reserve 6 or more dates are required to have approved insurance on file with the City. View insurance requirements.
Court Reservation Fees: A system to provide the ease and convenience of planning tennis or pickleball games at select city courts is now at your fingertips. For years, players have asked Rec and Park to implement a modest reservation fee to prevent unused bookings and ensure fair access. In response, we are proposing a $5 per hour fee for reservations at 28 locations. Forty-five neighborhood spots will offer free walk-up play. Read more details on the proposed court reservation fees.
A directory of all tennis and pickleball courts including which courts are reservable and which are first-come, first-serve is available here. You can also search for all of our parks with tennis courts here.
Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 8 am seven calendar days prior to the date you are interested in booking except that the following courts can be reserved 2 days in advance at 12 noon.
A system to provide the ease and convenience of planning tennis or pickleball games at select city courts is now at your fingertips. For years, players have asked Rec and Park to implement a modest reservation fee to prevent unused bookings and ensure fair access. In response, we are proposing a $5 per hour fee for reservations at 28 locations. Forty-five neighborhood spots will offer free walk-up play.
You may cancel your reservation online in advance of the reservation time. Courts left vacant 15 minutes after reservation time are available for walk-up play. Individuals found to have reserved and not used their time may have their account suspended.
You will receive an email with your reservation confirmation. You must have a printed or electronic copy of the reservation confirmation with you on the day of your reservation in order to use the court. The first and last name on your permit must match a valid form of identification.
The classic game of tennis can be enjoyed at a multitude of locations in Clearwater. Volley at one of our satellite courts near your neighborhood or get competitive at one of the clay courts at McMullen Tennis Complex. Hone in on your skills with private or small group lessons.
Clay courts offer a unique playing experience that every tennis enthusiast should try at least once. The slower ball bounce on clay courts, compared to other common court surfaces, grants players more time to focus on strategic planning and refine their technical skills. Additionally, the soft surface is gentler on the knees, ankles, and feet, reducing the risk of injuries.
An annual clay tennis court season pass is required to use the courts. You can pay the fee online or at the Spring Avenue Recreation Center. Season pass holders must collect their key in person from the Spring Avenue Recreation Center. Residents pay $55, while nonresidents pay $80. Pass holders receive a roster of fellow players and can request assistance with minor court maintenance.
Please note: As of January 24, 2023, the courts are scheduled for significant improvements within the next 18 months. The project will require court closures during construction. Players will be notified with additional information and any fee adjustments once available. Thank you for your understanding.
Our mission is driven to foster diverse, community-based leisure opportunities, through a harmonious blend of quality recreation programs, facilities and open space which will enhance the quality of life into the future.
The City offers several options for racquet sports, from tennis to pickleball to paddle tennis there is something for everyone. Please expand the tabs below to see more information regarding the specific racquet sport you are interested in.
Come work off the last of those turkey legs at our 3rd Annual MB Pickleball Turkey Round Robin! All skill levels are welcome. Divisions 2.5 - 4.0. Round Robins are fun, social, and competitive! Only 1 registration required per team. Medals for winners.
Reservations must be made online. Reservations can be made up to 4 days in advance for Manhattan Beach residents and 3 days in advance for non-Manhattan Beach residents. Phone-in and Walk-in reservations will not be accepted. For questions regarding court reservations or for more information, please call (310) 802-5448.
The MBMS Pickleball Courts will be open to the public on weekends from 8 AM to dusk. Five courts are designated for open play and one court is designated for beginners to play drop-in. All MBMS Pickleball Courts are free during our current pilot program until Spring 2023.
General Reservations must be made online. Reservations can be made up to 4 days in advance for Manhattan Beach residents and 3 days in advance for non-Manhattan Beach residents. Phone-in and Walk-in reservations will not be accepted. For questions regarding court reservations or for more information, please call (310) 802-5448.
What is Paddle Tennis?
Paddle Tennis is a sport that is played on a court half the size of a tennis court, using paddle racquets amongst two players (single game) or in doubles with two teams consisting of two players. The Paddle-tennis paddle is made of wood or graphite and has holes for less air friction.
Beginning, intermediate and advanced tennis classes are offered for youth, adults and older adults year round. Private and semiprivate instruction is available, as well as workouts and camps which are a great place to meet other tennis players, get an introduction to tennis or sharpen your skills.
All classes are taught by highly skilled and qualified tennis professionals certified by the United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA). For private and semiprivate instruction information, please contact the Live Oak Tennis Office at (310) 802-5474.
For group class or camp information, please contact the Manhattan Beach Parks and Recreation Department at (310) 802-5448. Tennis class info can also be found in the latest issue of MANHAPPENINGS, or on the Registration website.
Tennis Leagues
Marine League hosts round robin tournaments at Live Oak Park in spring and fall and USTA hosts round robin tournaments at Mira Costa High School throughout the year. For more information, please call (310) 802-5474. The following tennis leagues play on the Manhattan Beach public tennis courts:
Take your game to the next level or put your practice into play during the 55th Annual Manhattan Open Tennis Tournament. The tournament is sure to provide a fun-filled weekend of competition for everyone!
The Northwest Recreation Complex is proud to host our newest tennis facility with four, outdoor, hard-top tennis courts. These courts are open 7 days a week and may be reserved hourly. The Northwest Recreational Complex is located at:
The City of Apopka uses a weather monitoring system to increase the safety of park users and guests. When lightning is detected in the area, the system will notify park staff electronically and park users by sounding one (1) loud horn blast. Upon hearing the lightning horn or being instructed by park staff, play on all athletic fields and courts must be suspended and people should seek shelter in a building or vehicle. When the inclement weather clears, the system will notify an ALL CLEAR to return to play by sounding three (3) horn blasts. At this time, play on all athletic fields and courts may resume. Impacts on field and court rentals from inclement weather will be issued rain credits or refunds.
The Corpus Christi Parks & Recreation Department has two full-service municipal tennis centers which offer quality courts for play, private and semi-private lessons, leagues, tournaments, a full line of tennis apparel, accessories, and professional stringing. Both tennis centers are managed by private contractors. Contact the tennis centers for programming, schedules, and more information.
The City of Corpus Christi adopted a tax rate that will raise more taxes for maintenance and operations than last year's tax rate. The tax rate will effectively be raised by 4.69 percent and will raise taxes for maintenance and operations on a $100,000 home by approximately $16.87.
Court reservations for the Tennis Center as well as the 100+ outdoor tennis courts in the Seattle Parks and Recreation system are made via the Amy Yee staff, or in some cases directly online using our registration system. 152ee80cbc
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