Arizona Tennis Court Locations

Notable public tennis facilities, private clubs, and resort tennis centers across Arizona.

Phoenix Metro

  • Phoenix Tennis Center — Phoenix — 25 tournament-quality hard courts, public with court fees; leagues, lessons, pro shop.
  • Encanto Sports Complex — Phoenix — 8 lighted courts inside Encanto Park, convenient central location.
  • Rose Mofford Sports Complex — Phoenix — 8 lighted courts, free public play, easy availability.
  • Mountain View Tennis Center — Phoenix — 4 lighted courts, free public play.
  • Pecos Park — Phoenix (Ahwatukee) — 10 courts with an active local playing community.
  • Washington Park — Phoenix — 8 courts, popular with serious practice players.
  • Coronado Park — Phoenix — 2 lighted courts near downtown.
  • Phoenix Country Club — Phoenix — 10 courts, private club (founded 1899).
  • Moon Valley Country Club — Phoenix — 6 courts, private club with golf and pool.
  • Arizona Country Club — Phoenix — 7 courts, private club.
  • Camelback Village Racquet & Health Club — Phoenix — 15 outdoor courts, private fitness/racquet club.
  • Gold Key Racquet Club — Phoenix — 6 courts, private club with junior programs.
  • Ahwatukee Tennis Club — Phoenix — 6 courts, private club with fitness center and pro shop.


Scottsdale

  • Scottsdale Ranch Park & Tennis Center — Scottsdale — One of the largest public tennis facilities in the Phoenix area; USTA award winner.
  • Indian School Park — Scottsdale — Public courts, open daily 7 AM–10:30 PM.
  • The Phoenician Athletic Club — Scottsdale — 7 tennis courts (plus 4 pickleball), resort guest access with lessons available.
  • Fairmont Scottsdale Princess — Scottsdale — 7 lighted courts plus a stadium court, luxury resort setting.
  • JW Marriott Camelback Inn — Scottsdale — Tennis courts on the historic resort grounds, guest access.


East Valley

  • Chandler Tennis Center — Chandler — 15 lighted courts, public; USTA Featured Facility with leagues, lessons, and tournaments.
  • Kiwanis Tennis Center — Tempe — 15 courts, public; USTA Outstanding Facility award winner.
  • Mesa Tennis & Pickleball Center (Gene Autry Park) — Mesa — 16 lighted courts, public; lessons, leagues, and tournaments.


West Valley

  • Surprise Tennis & Racquet Complex — Surprise — 25 courts (17 lighted) plus a 2,500-seat stadium; USTA Outstanding Facility, public with nominal fees.
  • R.H. Johnson Recreation Center — Sun City West — 15 lighted courts, public.


Tucson

  • Jim Reffkin Tennis Center — Tucson — 25 lighted courts, public; named USTA's #1 facility  in America (1993).
  • Himmel Park Tennis Center —   Tucson — 8 lighted courts, public.
  • Robson Tennis Center — Tucson — 17 lighted courts, public.
  • Udall Park Tennis Center — Tucson — 4 lighted courts, public.
  • Tucson Country Club — Tucson — 11 lighted courts, private club.
  • Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club — Catalina Foothills — 11 lighted courts, private club.
  • El Conquistador Resort (Hilton) — Oro Valley — 16 lighted courts, resort guest access.
  • Westward Look Resort — Tucson — 8 courts, resort guest access.
  • Loews Ventana Canyon Resort — Tucson — 6 lighted courts, resort guest access

Other Arizona

  • Thorpe Park — Flagstaff — Public tennis courts.
  • McPherson Park — Flagstaff — Public tennis courts.
  • NAU Tennis Center — Flagstaff — Indoor and outdoor courts at Northern Arizona University.
  • VerdeSedona Tennis — Sedona — Tennis facility with instruction programs