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Tennis Courts in New Haven
New Haven has 342 tennis courts on the Kings Court map. The busiest area is New Haven, home to 88 of them. Fixtures on the map include Celentano Courts and Foxwoods Tennis Court.
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The areas below hold the most tennis courts on the map, counted from the Kings Court venue data.
- New Haven (88 tennis courts)
- Hamden (52 tennis courts)
- Branford (48 tennis courts)
- Ansonia (32 tennis courts)
- West Haven (31 tennis courts)
Tennis Courts on the Kings Court map
Kings Court lists 342 tennis courts in New Haven in total. Here are 47 named spots to start with.
By the numbers: the most common surface is tartan (11 tagged).
- Celentano Courts
- Foxwoods Tennis Court
- Leroy C. Doolittle Memorial Tennis Courts
- Tennis court at Amity Regional High School
- Tennis court at Anderson Avenue Playground
- Tennis court at Bassett Park
- Tennis court at Beckerman Athletic Center
- Tennis court at Beecher Road School
- Tennis court at Branford High School
- Tennis court at Carina Park
- Tennis court at Charger Gymnasium
- Tennis court at Church Street School
- Tennis court at Coon Hollow Park
- Tennis court at Cretaceous Garden
- Tennis court at Davenport Playground
- Tennis court at Davis Academy for Arts and Design Innovation Magnet School
- Tennis court at East Haven Academy
- Tennis court at East Haven High School
- Tennis court at East Shore Park
- Tennis court at Edgewood Park
- Tennis court at Ella P. Scantlebury Park
- Tennis court at Ernest McClain Park
- Tennis court at Foote Memorial Park
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- Tennis court at Hamden Middle School
- Tennis court at Hopkins School
- Tennis court at Ken Strong Stadium
- Tennis court at Kimberly and Sandra Hitchcock Memorial Playground
- Tennis court at Leroy C. Doolittle Memorial Tennis Courts
- Tennis court at Lions Park
- Tennis court at mActivity
- Tennis court at Moore Field
- Tennis court at Nelligan Park
- Tennis court at North Branford Intermediate School
- Tennis court at North Haven Athletic Complex
- Tennis court at Painter Park
- Tennis court at Peck Place School
- Tennis court at Ridge Road Elementary School
- Tennis court at Rochford Field
- Tennis court at Seymour High School
- Tennis court at Shelton Public Schools
- Tennis court at Smilow Field Center
- Tennis court at Veterans Memorial Park
- Tennis court at Villano Park
- Tennis court at Wallingford Public Schools
- Tennis court at Wilcox Park
- Tennis court at Woodland Regional High School
Questions, answered
How many tennis courts are in New Haven?
Kings Court lists 342 tennis courts in New Haven. 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 New Haven?
The busiest areas are New Haven (88), Hamden (52) and Branford (48). Open the Kings Court map, pick the spot nearest you, and play.
Is Kings Court free to play?
Yes. Sign up free at www.mykingscourt.ca. It runs in your browser, and you can add it to your home screen. Find a court, play a real game, and start claiming.
How do I claim a court in New Haven?
Three steps. Find your court on the Kings Court map. Play a real game there and log the win in the app, and the place carries your name. Then defend it: challengers will come for your crown, and holding the court is the whole game.
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Claim your court.
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