Tennis Centers
It is our intention to provide the best customer service possible. We aim to make your experience at our facilities a fun one! Our tennis centers are:
- Austin High Tennis Center
- Austin Tennis Center
- Caswell Tennis Center
- Burnett "Blonde" Pharr Tennis Center
- South Austin Tennis Center
- Tennis Facility Information
View a map of Austin tennis courts.
Public Tennis Center Court Fees
- Non-prime time - Fees are for 1.5 hours for singles and 2 hours for doubles:
- Adults - $2.75 per person
- Juniors (18 and under) - $1.50 per person
- Seniors (62 and over) - $2.50 per person
- Prime Time - Fees are for 1.5 hours for singles and 2 hours for doubles
- $4.00 per person (all ages)
National Junior Tennis & Learning (N.J.T.L.)
NJTL is a non-profit grass roots tennis program that was started by Arthur Ashe in 1968 as a vehicle for introducing tennis to neighborhood children all across America. The Austin Parks Department has had a NJTL chapter since 1978. Currently the City contracts out this summer program to the Pro Managers at the Pharr Tennis Center. For more information about the NJTL Tennis Program, please contact Pharr Tennis Center at 512-477-7773 or www.pharrtennis.com
Playing Policy for Neighborhood Park Tennis Courts
The neighborhood tennis courts are governed by the "Good Neighbor Playing Policy." Simply stated, playing time is available on a first-come, first-served bases. Playing time is limited to one hour if others are waiting. If no one is waiting for the court, play may continue. The Tennis Courts are for tennis players only, so no skateboards, roller-blades, bikes, etc. These items or activities destroy the surface of the courts. Individuals cannot give lessons for profit on tennis courts. These courts may not be reserved except for City of Austin sponsored programs.
Report Issues
Please take a customer survey and let us know how we are doing. To report problems with the neighborhood park tennis courts, please call 3-1-1. This will create a work order for repairs. To report any park non-emergency issues, call 3-1-1, or visit the 3-1-1 website to submit a maintenance concern online. For all park emergencies, call 9-1-1.