A guide to playing tennis
About half of Yau Tsim Mong’s tennis courts you can book let you turn up and play.
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Yau Tsim Mong
京士柏遊樂場網球場
A well-kept public tennis venue tucked into a hillside park in Yau Tsim Mong, near the MTR but reached via a long flight of stairs — reviewers say it's worth the climb for players who care about the courts. It's a quiet, almost hidden spot with a small park feel, popular with nearby residents.
櫻桃街公園網球場
A public park tennis venue tucked into Yau Tsim Mong in the heart of Kowloon, popular with local players for a quick game close to the city centre. Four courts share the park with basic but functional amenities, and one reviewer calls it a rare find for tennis courts in such a tight urban park.
西洋波會
Club de Recreio is a long-established private recreational club on Gascoigne Road in Kowloon, best known among Google reviewers for its rare stretch of green lawn and old-school clubhouse atmosphere. Members can book courts up to three days ahead, while the grass court uses a first-come, first-served rotation on weekends and public holidays. The club also has lawn bowls, badminton, hockey and a clubhouse restaurant.
YMCA KPCC 香港基督教青年會京士柏百週年紀念中心
YMCA KPCC (King’s Park Centenary Centre) is a YMCA-run multi-sport complex in King’s Park, Hong Kong, with three outdoor tennis courts alongside a climbing wall, an inline hockey rink and pickleball courts. Reviewers note the grounds are clean and well kept — a solid pick for travelers who want tennis plus a mix of other sports in one place.
南華體育會網球中心
The SCAA Tennis Centre sits in King's Park in Kowloon, run by the South China Athletic Association for its members. Six outdoor courts stay open from 7am to 11pm daily, backed by an on-site restaurant and tennis and pickleball lesson programs — a steady base for members' regular games and lessons.