Suggestions for Tennis Court near New York

Laura G. • September 26, 2016Courts are clean and well managed. Worth spending the money to reserve online so you don't have to wait for a court. Be sure to buy the NYC season permit in order to be able to reserve online.

Varun S. • April 23, 20157 am is the magic hour. Get here at 7:05 and you'll be waiting for an hour. Get here at 6:55 and live out your Djokovic dreams.

Deb K. • May 28, 2015Best courts on Manhattan.

Fred S. • May 26, 2010Great tennis court with a steady breeze. Just don't book it at dusk as the lights aren't strong enough to allow you to see the ball.

Andrew C. • January 18, 2017Good prices per hour and plenty of courts, but personally don't like playing on clay!!

Cesar R. • January 18, 2011Although it's meant for paddle ball, you can get away with a light tennis match.

Quinton M. • September 22, 2013Be sure to have a yearly tennis permit, pick up single hour permits at Paragon Sports, or order them online before coming to these courts from Spring-November. Otherwise you won't be playing at all

Sandy P. • March 15, 2013Are the courts open already? Anyone know?

Stephanie C. • August 27, 2012The club is inside an apartment building -- go ahead in and head to the third floor.

Arvind R. • June 21, 2010Rirc tennis permit required to enter 6 floodlit-outdoor hard tennis courts

NYC Parks • April 3, 2013The 10 hard courts here are popular and wheelchair accessible. Click the 'read more' link to reserve a court in advance during tennis season.

Moses P. • July 23, 2013If you're watching a game from inside rather than the outside court, and it's the summertime, be prepared for some serious heat. The smell of sweat will be in the air!!

angela g. • June 30, 2015When I went, I was the only girl, and everyone has a crazed look in their eye. Super funny, good people watching. No AC!!

Stephanie D. • November 21, 2013If you buy one of those deals on living social or such, bear in mind the private lessons are held on a fake/mock mini half court, with an automatic ball machine. You won't be on a real tennis court.

NYC Parks • April 3, 2013Crotona Park offers 20 wheelchair accessible hard courts. Located away from the crowded Manhattan streets, these courts have a shorter wait time and are lighted for evening play.

Kate W. • April 28, 2013The woman at the tennis courts has a BAD ATTITUDE

Julia C. • December 27, 2017Great view of New Jersey and basketball and tennis courts by the water. Lots of runners, keep to the right.