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Free tennis courts in Brisbane and Queensland

There are 187 free and public tennis venues in Queensland on our map, with 358 courts. Council park courts like these are usually free, with no booking: first in plays. 40 have lights. Check the sign at the gate, because a few parks share courts with a club at set times.

Map

By council

187 venues, sorted by council and then suburb.

Balonne 1

Banana 4

Barcaldine Regional 2

Barcoo 1

Brisbane 26

Bundaberg Region 7

Burdekin 1

Burke 1

Cairns Regional 7

Carpentaria 1

Cassowary Coast Regional 2

Central Highlands Regional 6

Charters Towers Regional 2

Cloncurry 1

Diamantina 2

Fraser Coast Regional 9

Gladstone Regional 1

Gold Coast 17

Goondiwindi Regional 1

Gympie Regional 3

Ipswich 2

Isaac Regional 1

Livingstone 2

Lockyer Valley Regional 1

Logan 7

Longreach Regional 1

Mackay Regional 2

Maranoa Regional 4

Mareeba 1

McKinlay 1

Moreton Bay 8

Mornington 1

Murweh 2

North Burnett Regional 3

Paroo 1

Quilpie 2

Redland 7

Rockhampton Regional 3

Scenic Rim Regional 4

Somerset Regional 3

South Burnett Regional 4

Sunshine Coast Regional 9

Toowoomba Regional 10

Townsville 9

Western Downs Regional 2

Whitsunday Regional 1

Winton 1

Questions

Are there free tennis courts in Queensland?

Yes. 187 venues in Queensland are council park courts, which are usually free with no booking. You turn up, and if the court's taken you wait your turn. 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: 214 venues in Queensland are clubs or centres, and most take bookings online, with a gate code sent to your phone. Weeknights and weekend mornings book out first.

Where can I play tennis at night in Queensland?

106 venues have lights. At park courts the lights are often on a timer or a push button. At clubs they're usually switched on with your booking.

How much does it cost to hire a tennis court?

Park courts are usually free. Club and centre courts usually cost $15 to $40 an hour, with lights extra at some venues. Weekday daytime is the cheapest time to play.

How we know

Courts come from the open map of Australia. A court is marked Free when that's confirmed. Park courts are courts in a council park with no club listed, which is how most free courts work. If a court has changed, or you know a free one we've missed, email hello@peanut.tennis.

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