A guide to playing tennis
Some of Miami Beach’s tennis courts you can book are free, and about half let you turn up and play.
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This Miami Beach public tennis center has ten Har-Tru clay courts and two hard courts. Visitors can book by phone or app for matches, lessons or hitting sessions.
A small waterfront park on Palm Island in Miami Beach, with public tennis courts alongside a basketball court and children's playground. Waterside benches offer a place to rest after a set.
This Miami Beach neighborhood park has two outdoor hard tennis courts beside a golf course and gardens, with a playground nearby.
A public park in Miami Beach with four outdoor hard courts, set within a lively neighborhood green space that also has pickleball courts, a playground and open lawns. It's a relaxed, everyday spot for a casual match rather than a polished club — an easy stop for a walk-up game while visiting the area.
A boutique waterfront tennis club in Miami Beach, its two courts set against views of yachts and luxury homes. It's a relaxed spot to book a game of tennis or pickleball, with coaching and private lessons on hand for players looking to sharpen their game.
An outdoor sports park in Sunny Isles Beach, right along the Intracoastal, with courts shared between tennis and basketball plus a walking path and exercise equipment nearby. It's a relaxed, public spot for a casual hit — open to residents, hotel guests, and visitors alike.
A residential amenity court tucked inside the Yacht Club at Portofino on Miami Beach, part of a resort-style package that also includes a waterfront pool and gym. It's a quiet, low-key spot for building residents and their guests to hit rather than a public tennis destination.
This Collins Avenue aparthotel in Miami Beach keeps an outdoor tennis court on the grounds, a quiet perk for guests staying among the Wi-Fi-equipped apartments and on-site restaurant. It's a low-key option for a casual match without leaving the property.