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All 50 tennis courts in New York, mapped.

Tennis courts in New York — 50 mapped, from permit-only public courts in the parks to indoor clubs you can pay for by the hour.

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Public courts need a Parks permit or a single-play pass in season

NYC Parks courts run on a season, roughly April to November. During it, adults need a season permit or a single-play pass to use public courts; out of season, play is free where nets are up. Some courts can be secured ahead online through NYC Parks, and others are first come, first served. Public courts do not hire out racquets or balls, so bring your own or use a private club.

Questions people ask

What are the best public tennis courts in New York?

Central Park Tennis Center for clay, Riverside Park for river views, and McCarren or Astoria Park for Brooklyn and Queens.

Do you need a permit to play tennis in New York parks?

During the season, roughly April to November, yes, or a single-play pass. Outside the season, public courts are free.

How many tennis courts are there in New York?

Num's directory maps 50 tennis courts and clubs in and around the city.

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