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Tennis Courts in Frederick
Frederick has 198 tennis courts on the Kings Court map. The busiest area is Frederick, home to 140 of them. Fixtures on the map include Hood College Tennis Center and Racquetball Court.
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The areas below hold the most tennis courts on the map, counted from the Kings Court venue data.
- Frederick (140 tennis courts)
- Ballenger Creek (48 tennis courts)
- Damascus (5 tennis courts)
Tennis Courts on the Kings Court map
Kings Court lists 198 tennis courts in Frederick in total. Here are 45 named spots to start with.
- Hood College Tennis Center
- Racquetball Court
- Tennis court at Amber Meadows Park
- Tennis court at Baker Park
- Tennis court at Ballenger Creek Middle School
- Tennis court at Carrollton Park
- Tennis court at Charles Ridge Community Park
- Tennis court at Commons of Avalon Park
- Tennis court at Crestwood Middle School
- Tennis court at Derrs Square Park
- Tennis court at Frederick Country Day School
- Tennis court at Frederick High School
- Tennis court at Harris Street Pool
- Tennis court at Jefferson park
- Tennis court at Kingsbrook Park
- Tennis court at Lake Linganore Disc Golf Course
- Tennis court at Landsdale Community Center
- Tennis court at Linganore Creek Elementary School
- Tennis court at Linganore High School
- Tennis court at Max Kehne Memorial Park
- Tennis court at Middletown High School
- Tennis court at Monarch Ridge Park
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- Tennis court at Monocacy Middle School
- Tennis court at Monocacy Village Park
- Tennis court at Myersville Community Park
- Tennis court at New Market Community Park
- Tennis court at Oakdale High School
- Tennis court at Oakdale Middle School
- Tennis court at Palatine Park
- Tennis court at Picnicking Museum Gardens
- Tennis court at Royal Crest Playground
- Tennis court at Spring Ridge Community Pool
- Tennis court at Summerfield Park
- Tennis court at The Banner School
- Tennis court at Tuscarora High School
- Tennis court at Urbana Community Park
- Tennis court at Utica Park
- Tennis court at Walkersville High School
- Tennis court at Waterford Park
- Tennis court at West Winds Tennis and Fitness
- Tennis court at Whittier Lake Park
- Tennis court at Willowdale Park
- Tennis court at YMCA
- Tennis Courts at Woodsboro Park
Questions, answered
How many tennis courts are in Frederick?
Kings Court lists 198 tennis courts in Frederick. Every one is a real place on the map, ready to be claimed by the player who shows up and wins there.
Where can I play tennis in Frederick?
The busiest areas are Frederick (140), Ballenger Creek (48) and Damascus (5). Open the Kings Court map, pick the spot nearest you, and play.
Is Kings Court free to play?
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How do I claim a court in Frederick?
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