Top 20 Outdoor Tennis Courts in Arlington, Virginia
Well-maintained, Outdoor Tennis Courts that Are Free and Open to the Public
Summer's here, school's out and it's time to grab your tennis racket and hit the courts. In Arlington, Virginia there are several outdoor tennis courts that will help you take your tennis game to the next level. Most have on site parking or are convenient to public transportation. Several have lights, extending court availability and times. Others allow you to have fun in the shade while you perfect your backhand. In any case, all are free, open to the public, and just waiting for you.
Arlington Parks and Recreation Department keep these outdoor public courts well-maintained such that it's not unusual to find a private tennis lesson taking place on the adjacent court. Sure, indoor courts may be great for lessons or competitive matches. Private, indoor courts may also offer a variety of playing surfaces. But, sometimes you have to get outside to enjoy the game of tennis and you can certainly do that in Arlington, Virginia where the weather can be quite mild year-round.
Where to start? Check out these Top 20 Outdoor Tennis Courts in Arlington, Virginia. Sure to help you ace your serve and more.
1. Bluemont Park
601 N. Manchester Street, Arlington, Virginia 22203
9 Courts/Lights
Description: Free and open to the public. Pretty busy recreation spot. Teams often book Bluemont Park for both practice and competitive matches. Best to book on line for a court time.
2. Quincy Park
1021 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, Virginia 22201
6 Courts/Lights
Description: Free and open to the public. Pretty busy recreation spot. Teams often book Bluemont Park for both practice and competitive matches. Conveniently located. Adjacent to Arlington's popular Central Library. Two blocks from Washington and Lee High School and steps from Virginia Square Metro station stop. Best to book on line for a court time.
3. Marcey Road Park
2722 N. Marcey Road, Arlington, Virginia 22207
3 Courts/Lights
Description: Free and open to the public. Quiet residential area. Nice place to meet for singles or doubles action. Courts often available. One of my favorite spots to play tennis.
4. Greenbrier/Yorktown High School
5201 N. 28th Street, Arlington, Virginia 22207
6 Courts/No lights
Description: Local high school courts. Free and open to the public. Busy recreation spot. Best to book on line for a court time.
5. Barcroft Park
4200 S. Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington, Virginia 22206
2 Courts/Lights/Tennis practice walls available
Description: Free and open to the public. Pretty busy recreation spot in South Arlington. Nice courts. Great recreation center. Check it out. Best to book on line for a court time.
6. Lyon Village Park
1800 N. Highland Street, Arlington, Virginia 22201
2 Courts/Lights/Tennis practice walls available
Description: Free and open to the public. Quiet residential area but well-utilized park, playground and more. Courts are completely renovated. Nice place to meet for singles or doubles action.
7. Stratford Park/HB Woodlawn
4321 Old Dominion Drive, Arlington, Virginia 22207
2 Courts/Lights
Description: Free and open to the public. Quiet residential area. Nice place to meet for singles or doubles action. Courts often available. Lovely, shady spot for tennis. My personal favorite in Arlington County.
8. Thomas Jefferson Community Center & Park
3501 S. 2nd Street, Arlington, Virginia 22204
4 Courts/Lights/Tennis practice walls available
Description: Free and open to the public. Busy recreation spot. Best to book on line for a court time.
9. Virginia Highlands Park
1600 S. Hayes Street, Arlington, Virginia 22202
6 Courts/Lights/Tennis practice walls available
Description: Free and open to the public. Busy recreation spot. Great courts. Well maintained. Best to book on line for a court time.
10. Wakefield High School
4901 S. Chesterfield Road, Arlington, Virginia 22206
7 Courts/Lights
Description: Local high school courts. Free and open to the public. Busy recreation spot. Best to book on line for a court time.
11. Walter Reed Park
2909 S.16th Street, Arlington, Virginia 22204
3 Courts/Lights
Description: Busy spot to play tennis in South Arlington. But, you'll often find courts available.
12. Williamsburg Middle School
3600 N. Harrison Street, Arlington, Virginia 22207
2 Courts/Lights
Description: Local Middle School courts. Nice, residential area. Free and open to the public. Busy recreation spot. Best to book on line for a court time.
13. Bon Air Park
850 N. Lexington Street, Arlington, Virginia 22205
2 Courts/No lights/Tennis practice walls available
Description: Free to the public. Busy recreation spot. Lovely, residential area. Best to book on line for a court time.
14. Glebe Road Park
4211 N. Old Glebe Road, Arlington, Virginia 22207
3 Courts/Lights
Description: Free and open to the public. Quiet residential area. Nice place to meet for singles or doubles action. Courts often available.
15. Gunston Park
1401 S. 28th Street, Arlington, Virginia 22202
3 Courts/Lights
Description: Free and open to the public. Busy recreational area. Check out Gunston to play singles or doubles with friends and neighbors. Best to book on line for a court time.
16. Kenmore Middle School
200 S. Carlin Springs Drive, Arlington, Virginia 22204
4 Courts/No Lights
Description: Local Middle School courts. Free and open to the public. Busy recreation spot. Best to book on line for a court time.
17. Jamestown Park
N. 36th Street & N. Delaware Street, Arlington, Virginia 22207
2 Courts/No Lights
Description: Free and open to the public. Quiet residential area. Nice place to meet for singles or doubles action. Courts often available.
18. Madison Manor Park
6225 N. 12th Road, Arlington, Virginia 22205
2 Courts/No Lights/Tennis practice walls available
Description: Free and open to the public. Quiet residential area. Nice place to meet for singles or doubles action. Courts often available.
19. Swanson Middle School
5800 N. Washington Blvd., Arlington, Virginia 22205
2 Courts/No Lights
Description: Local Middle School courts. Free and open to the public. Busy recreation spot. Best to book on line for a court time.
20. Tuckahoe Park
2400 N. Sycamore Street, Arlington, Virginia 22213
2 Courts/Lights
Description: Free and open to the public. Quiet residential area. Nice place to meet for singles or doubles action. Courts often available. Lovely, shady spot for tennis.
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Nice resource for Arlington County Residents. Book your court online. Or, take your chances. Most courts are hard surface but well-maintained.
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7 Comments
Post a CommentThanks, Martin, though this summer's been a little too hot for outdoor tennis.
well written - thank you
So true, Lori. Thanks for your comments.
Thanks for your read, Laura.
There are some things in life that belong in every community - outdoor tennis courts, animal shelter, and open libraries are 3 - good article on the beautiful tennis courts!
Outdoor tennis is a huge attraction around here too! cheers :)
thanks!