Public courts near you
Parks with public pickleball, basketball and tennis courts. Courts in city parks are usually free and first come, first served.
- Pickleball courts3,221 parks with pickleball courts in 51 states
- Basketball courts25,771 parks with basketball courts in 51 states
- Tennis courts15,253 parks with tennis courts in 51 states
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Frequently asked questions
Are public courts free to use?
Courts in city parks are usually free during park hours. Some cities take reservations for busy courts or charge at staffed tennis and recreation centers.
Why is a court I know missing?
Our list comes from OpenStreetMap and covers courts inside mapped parks. Courts at schools or private clubs are not included, and some parks are not fully mapped yet.