A guide to playing tennis
Some of Tai Po’s tennis courts let you turn up and play, and some need booking first.
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Tai Po
大埔運動場壁球及網球中心
A public sports complex in Tai Po run by LCSD, with a solid set of outdoor tennis courts alongside squash facilities. Open daily from early morning to late evening, it's a straightforward, well-used spot for a game close to home rather than a resort-style club.
Wan Tau Kok Playground's tennis courts are a public facility in Tai Po, run by Hong Kong's Leisure and Cultural Services Department. Three outdoor hard courts stay open from early morning to late night, making this an easy, no-membership option for a casual match in the New Territories.
康樂園網球場
A country club in Hong Lok Yuen, Tai Po, built around tennis alongside squash, badminton, basketball and dining facilities. Coaching programs for juniors and adults run on-site, making it a welcoming spot for club players to play regularly.
教大網球場
The Education University of Hong Kong Tennis Courts sit on the university’s Tai Po campus, offering four outdoor courts for students, staff and their guests. It's a straightforward campus facility rather than a public club — good for those affiliated with the university looking for a reliable place to play close to home.
Forest Hill Tennis Court sits inside Forest Hill, a private residential estate in Ting Kok, Tai Po. It's a clubhouse-style amenity court for the estate's residents, set alongside a kids' play area rather than a public tennis venue.
怡雅苑網球場
A tennis court sits within the Yee Nga Court (怡雅苑) residential estate's clubhouse grounds in Tai Po, New Territories — a quiet neighbourhood facility rather than a public sports centre.
2 venues allow walk-in play; 1 venue requires a reservation. Check the venue page for booking and contact details where available.