A guide to playing tennis
Almost all of Hollywood’s free tennis courts let you turn up and play, and some need booking first.
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Hollywood
A public rooftop tennis facility atop West Hollywood Park's parking structure, part of a recently renovated community park with a library, rec center, playground, and dog park nearby. A relaxed spot to play in the middle of the city, with lessons available on-site through Tennacity.
A lively public park in the heart of West Hollywood, Plummer Park pairs seven outdoor tennis courts with pickleball, a playground, and shady picnic space — the kind of spot where families, dog walkers, and weekend players all share the same green. It's an easy, welcoming choice for a casual match close to the city center.
Tucked away from Crystal Springs Drive and surrounded by park grass and trees, these public courts offer a quiet place for a casual match. A visitor reported free walk-in play, though current reservation rules have not been confirmed.
Queen Anne Park in Los Angeles has outdoor lighted tennis courts managed by the city’s Recreation and Parks department.
This Studio City public park has four tennis courts.
Jim Gilliam Park Tennis Court is a public tennis facility within Jim Gilliam Recreation Center in Los Angeles. The city lists tennis among the center’s sports facilities, alongside basketball, a play area and picnic tables.
We list 6 venues in Hollywood, including West Hollywood Park, Plummer Park and Tennis Courts.
Of these venues, 5 allow walk-in use and 1 requires booking. Each venue page shows how to book.