Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center
Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center is a city-run public tennis facility in Calabasas, San Fernando Valley.
- Courts
- 16 courts
- Access
- Public
- Hours
- Mon–Fri: 6:00 AM – 10:00 PMSat–Sun: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Price
- from $20
A guide to playing tennis
Some of San Fernando Valley’s tennis courts are free, and about half let you turn up and play.
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San Fernando Valley
Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center is a city-run public tennis facility in Calabasas, San Fernando Valley.
A public tennis facility at Hazeltine Park inside the Van Nuys/Sherman Oaks Recreation Center in the San Fernando Valley, set among wide grass fields, shade trees, and picnic areas that make it easy to combine a match with a family outing. Reviewers praise the park as clean, spacious, and family-friendly.
Reseda Park is a big, flat public park in the San Fernando Valley, built around a lake popular with ducks and picnickers. Tucked into the Reseda Recreation Center grounds, its four outdoor tennis courts sit alongside a playground and ball fields, making this a relaxed, family-friendly spot to knock a ball around rather than a dedicated tennis venue.
Lanark Recreation Center is a City of Los Angeles recreation facility in Canoga Park, San Fernando Valley. Its 2025 schedule included beginner tennis classes for children ages 6–8.
Warner Tennis Center is a tennis facility in Woodland Hills, San Fernando Valley. A directory listing says it hosts clinics, leagues and tournaments.
Echo Park Tennis Courts has six lighted outdoor courts across the freeway from Echo Park Lake in Los Angeles.
A large public recreation complex in Panorama City, Sepulveda Recreation Center offers tennis alongside basketball, baseball diamonds, a soccer field, and an Olympic-size pool. It's a casual, no-frills spot for locals rather than a polished club experience.
Fremont Park is a newly renovated neighborhood park in Glendale that reopened in October 2025 with a lively, family-friendly atmosphere. Eight tennis courts, including one with grandstand seating, sit alongside pickleball courts, plus on-site coaching from Glendale Tennis Academy. It's a solid pick for casual play or lessons in a clean, modern park setting.
Yes. We list 28 venues in San Fernando Valley that offer free play. Check each venue’s details for conditions and any charges.
35 venues allow walk-in play; 3 venues require a reservation. Check the venue page for booking and contact details where available.
Yes. 59 venues in San Fernando Valley are open to the public; 1 venue is members-only.
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