New York

Tennis courts in New York

On holiday in New York? Here’s where you can get moving. The aupa map shows 241 tennis courts in New York, 20 of them with floodlights. That’s 0.3 per 10,000 residents, rank 35 of 35 cities in the US. As of October 2026, based on OpenStreetMap.

Tennis courts in New York

The map shows the 241 tennis courts in New York, rounded to about 300 metres. The exact spot is in the app.

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Spot data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), prepared by aupa. Positions rounded to about 300 m. As of October 2026.

241
Tennis courts on the map
0.3
per 10,000 residents
35.
rank in our city comparison in the US
20
with floodlights (per OpenStreetMap)

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Streets

Tennis courts in New York: on these streets

The nearest street per OpenStreetMap; the number in brackets means several places. The exact spot, photos and who’s there right now are in the app.

  • East 32nd Street (5)
  • Exterior Street (4)
  • Fort Hamilton Parkway (4)
  • Sunken Meadow Loop (4)
  • Bay 8th Street (3)
  • Rose Avenue (3)
  • Union Turnpike (3)
  • 166th Place (2)
  • 173rd Street (2)
  • 17th Avenue (2)
  • 232nd Street (2)
  • 7th Avenue (2)
  • Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard (2)
  • Amsterdam Avenue (2)
  • Astoria Park South (2)
  • Baisley Boulevard (2)
  • Bard Avenue (2)
  • Bay Parkway (2)
  • Beach 208th Street (2)
  • Buffalo Avenue (2)
  • Channel Road (2)
  • Eton Place (2)
  • Locust Avenue (2)
  • Meridian Road (2)
  • Neptune Avenue (2)
  • Ocean Crest Boulevard (2)
  • Oriental Boulevard (2)
  • Parkside Avenue (2)
  • Path of Commerce (2)
  • Southern Boulevard (2)
  • Spring Street (2)
  • Tibbett Avenue (2)
  • Water's Edge Drive (2)
  • 111th Road
  • 137th Street
  • 14th Avenue
  • 155th Street
  • 157th Street
  • 160th Street
  • 166th Street
  • 168th Street
  • 182nd Place
  • 208th Street
  • 215th Place
  • 21st Street
  • 25th Drive
  • 26th Avenue
  • 27th Avenue
  • 28th Street
  • 33rd Road
  • 54th Avenue
  • 58th Avenue
  • 59th Avenue
  • 5th Street
  • 61st Street
  • 66th Street
  • 67th Street
  • 79th Street
  • 83rd Street
  • 86th Crescent
  • 97th Street Transverse
  • 98th Street
  • Admiralty Loop
  • Amory Court
  • Arthur Kill Road
  • Ashland Place
  • Avenue of the Americas
  • Balcom Avenue
  • Bay Ridge Parkway
  • Bay Street Landing
  • Beach 227th Street
  • Beach Channel Drive
  • Bedford Avenue
  • Bedford Park Boulevard West
  • Bertram Avenue
  • Beverly Road
  • Blaine Court
  • Burke Avenue
  • Cedar Terrace
  • Center Drive
  • Chauncey Street
  • Chester Avenue
  • Cleveland Street
  • Clyde Place
  • Corbin Avenue
  • Country Drive East
  • Coventry Road
  • Crawford Avenue
  • Croes Place
  • Crotona Avenue
  • Cumberland Street
  • Defoe Place
  • DeKalb Avenue
  • Douglaston Parkway
  • East 14th Street
  • East 17th Street
  • East 1st Street
  • East 21st Street
  • East 233rd Street
  • East 23rd Street
  • East 55th Street
  • East 75th Street
  • East 95th Street
  • East New York Avenue
  • Elmwood Park Drive
  • Fieldston Road
  • Flatlands Avenue
  • Flower Avenue
  • Forest Green
  • Four Corners Road
  • Golf View Court
  • Grand Central Parkway
  • Hill Street
  • Howard Avenue
  • Howard Circle
  • Hoyt Avenue North
  • Huguenot Avenue
  • Jamie Lane
  • Joseph Lane
  • Juniper Boulevard South

… and 45 more streets.

Where the surface is recorded (28 of 241), it’s mostly hard court (89%) and clay (11%).

Comparison

Tennis courts: city comparison in the US

Sorted by places per 10,000 residents. Population: GeoNames.

CityTotalper 10,000
Honolulu702.0
Austin1301.3
Miami Beach121.3
Orlando421.3
San Antonio1901.2
Indianapolis1051.2
Nashville791.1
Charlotte1041.1
Baltimore651.1
Jacksonville1061.0
San Diego1471.0
Washington701.0
Louisville611.0
Dallas1220.9
El Paso610.9
Denver650.9
Houston1980.9
San Jose830.8
Portland540.8
New York2410.3
Good to know

Over 27,000 tennis courts, from public hard courts in the park to club grounds. Where anyone can play and where it’s members only is noted for each court in the app.

Surface, number of courts, net, practice wall: players on site fill that in. You keep track of games and sets live in the app.

Hard courtClay courtPractice wallSet counter
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FAQ

Questions about tennis courts in New York

How many tennis courts are there in New York?
The aupa map shows 241 tennis courts in New York (as of October 2026). That’s 0.3 per 10,000 residents, rank 35 of 35 cities in the US. The data comes from OpenStreetMap and the community adds to it in the app.
Where are tennis courts with floodlights in New York?
Per OpenStreetMap, 20 of the 241 tennis courts in New York have floodlights, for example on these streets: 7th Avenue, Bay Parkway, Beach 208th Street, Neptune Avenue and Spring Street. Whether the lights really come on at night is confirmed by the community in the app.
Which app shows tennis courts in New York?
aupa: a free community app with over 450,000 places to get outside, including 241 tennis courts in New York. You see who’s there right now and bring people along. You can’t book courts with aupa. The app is in beta: instantly on iPhone via TestFlight, Android is coming.
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