Tennis Courts in Seattle

Seattle Parks and Recreation takes reservations for its outdoor tennis courts through Amy Yee Tennis Center. A court costs $16 per hour for adults, with a one-hour minimum; the city's 2026 fee schedule lists the same $16 for residents and non-residents. You can reserve online (an ActiveNet account is required), by phone at (206) 684-4764, or in person at Amy Yee Tennis Center, which takes phone and in-person reservations from 9:10 a.m. every day. Reservations must be made at least 24 hours ahead, and same-day reservations for outdoor courts are not allowed. At the court, bring proof of your paid permit, and leave when your time ends if others are waiting. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead. If rain cancels your booking, you can ask for a refund by contacting Amy Yee Tennis Center within 48 hours after the reservation. The department's court-use policy, linked from the reservations page, keeps at least one court at each site for open play and asks players to give up a court after one hour (singles) or 1½ hours (doubles) when others are waiting. Courts that are not reserved are first come, first served, and a reservation has priority. The city's fee schedule lists fees for reservations only. Pickleball-only courts are drop-in only and cannot be reserved. Instructors who teach for a fee need a private-lesson permit at $25 per hour, paid by the instructor. Indoor courts at Amy Yee Tennis Center have their own rules and prices.

See the 52 Seattle Parks reservation venues

Yes. We list 47 venues in Seattle that offer free play. Check each venue’s details for conditions and any charges.

Yes. We list 17 venues with indoor courts in Seattle.

110 venues allow walk-in play; 9 venues require a reservation. Check the venue page for booking and contact details where available.

Yes. 164 venues in Seattle are open to the public; 13 venues are members-only.