2915 Valencia Terrace, Charlotte, NC 28211
5.0(2)
Tennis Courts in Charlotte, NC
Searching for tennis courts near me in Charlotte? TennisCourtFinder lists 8 tennis courts in Charlotte, North Carolina. That includes public tennis courts at local parks, schools, and recreation centers. Many public park and school courts are free to play, so you can find free tennis courts near you without breaking the bank. Use the map and reviews below to pick the right court and get directions.
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9300 Browne Rd Suite B, Charlotte, NC 28269
5.0(1)
Winchester Tennis Courts
Tennis3404 Armitage Dr, Charlotte, NC 28269
4.7(7)
TPC Piper Glen
Tennis4300 Piper Glen Dr, Charlotte, NC 28277
4.6(230)· Club
13417 Grand Palisades Pkwy, Charlotte, NC 28278
4.6(59)· Club
803 Seigle Point Dr, Charlotte, NC 28204
4.5(17)
Binghom Rd, Charlotte, NC 28269
4.1(25)
TAP TENNIS
Tennis1440 Carmel Rd, Charlotte, NC 28226
4.0(2)· Club
More tennis courts near Charlotte
Additional courts within about 30 miles of Charlotte, NC.
Tim's Tennis USA
Tennis8850 Fairview Rd, Mint Hill, NC 28227
5.0(1)11.4 mi away
4050 Stallings Rd, Harrisburg, NC 28075
4.5(90)12.5 mi away
551 Sutro Forest Dr NW, Concord, NC 28027
4.4(7)13.7 mi away
Tega Cay Tennis Center
Tennis15083 Molokai Dr, Tega Cay, SC 29708
4.8(5)16.5 mi away
Windward Dr, Tega Cay, SC 29708
4.1(35)16.7 mi away
11536 Bailey Rd, Cornelius, NC 28031
4.5(4)17 mi away
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Tennis Courts in Charlotte — Frequently Asked Questions
- Our directory lists 8 tennis courts in Charlotte, NC. Use the map or search by ZIP code to find the ones closest to you.
- Charlotte, NC has many public tennis courts, including courts at city parks, public schools, and recreation centers. Look for park, school, and community listings in the directory above.
- Indoor tennis courts can usually be found at select clubs and athletic facilities in and around Charlotte, NC. Check individual listings and contact the venue to confirm indoor availability.
- Many public tennis courts in Charlotte, NC — especially those at city parks and public schools — are free to play on a first-come, first-served basis. Private clubs and indoor facilities may charge a fee or require membership.