Tennis courts near you
Every court in Australia. The free ones too. 3,737 venues and 15,576 courts.
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Courts by state
1,361 of them are council park courts, which are usually free and first in.
Victoria
1,233 venues · 410 park courts · 106 with lights
Free courts in Melbourne →New South Wales
1,037 venues · 432 park courts · 200 with lights
Free courts in Sydney →Queensland
513 venues · 187 park courts · 106 with lights
Free courts in Brisbane →South Australia
442 venues · 159 park courts · 45 with lights
Free courts in Adelaide →Western Australia
376 venues · 113 park courts · 72 with lights
Free courts in Perth →Tasmania
100 venues · 55 park courts · 7 with lights
Free courts in Hobart →Australian Capital Territory
24 venues · 3 park courts · 7 with lights
Free courts in Canberra →Northern Territory
12 venues · 2 park courts · 2 with lights
Questions
How do I find a free tennis court near me?
Look for council park courts. They're usually free, with no booking: you turn up, and if the court's taken you wait. Tap "Free and park courts" above to show only those. Most have one or two courts and no lights.
Do I need to book a tennis court?
Not at a free park court. At a club or tennis centre, usually yes. Most take bookings online, charge by the hour and send a gate code to your phone. Weeknights and weekend mornings book out first.
How much does it cost to hire a tennis court in Australia?
Park courts are usually free. Club and centre courts usually cost $15 to $40 an hour. Lights can cost extra. Weekday daytime is the cheapest time to play.
Can I play tennis at night?
Yes, at courts with lights. Tap "Lights" to show them. At park courts the lights often run on a timer or a push button. At clubs they're usually switched on with your booking.
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