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Free Tennis Courts in Seoul

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Seoul’s free tennis options include neighborhood park courts, but a free court is not necessarily a walk-in court: the listed sites call for reservations. Access also differs at the university and hotel courts, where affiliation or a stay may determine who can play.

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01

Hwanggeumnae Neighborhood Park

황금내근린공원

A free public tennis court tucked inside Hwanggeumnae Neighborhood Park along Seoul's Anyangcheon stream, popular with walkers and cyclists passing through on the Seoul trail. It's a laid-back spot to play a set outdoors while enjoying the park's cherry-tree-lined riverside setting.

Courts
1 court · Hard · Outdoor
Access
Public
Hours
Open 24 hoursThe operator lists weekend court slots at 09:00–17:00 in November–February and 09:00–18:00 in March–October. The park's 24-hour listing is not the court schedule. Hours from Google Maps (these are the park's hours); the venue's own page may state different court hours.
Price
Free
Hours, booking and sources
02

Choansan Neighborhood Park

초안산근린공원

A public park court tucked inside Choansan Neighborhood Park in Dobong-gu, popular with locals for a casual game alongside walking trails and other sports facilities. It's a relaxed, everyday spot rather than a polished club — good for residents looking to play near home.

Courts
4 courts · Artificial grass · Outdoor
Hours
Daily: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Price
Free
Hours, booking and sources
03

Maru Park Tennis Court

마루공원 테니스장

Maru Park has three outdoor tennis courts in Gangnam. Seoul's current booking page says court use is free and open without club membership, but every session needs an online reservation and the booking holder must arrive first.

Courts
3 courts · Artificial grass · Outdoor
Access
Public
Hours
Daily: 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Price
Free
Hours, booking and sources
04

Ujangsan Tennis Court

우장산 테니스코트

Four outdoor courts tucked into Ujangsan park in Gangseo-gu, a quiet, low-key spot popular with neighborhood regulars. It's a bit of a climb from public transit, but reviewers say it's worth the walk for the calm, unhurried atmosphere. Bookings favor Gangseo-gu residents, so visitors from other districts may find slots hard to come by.

Courts
4 courts · Hard · Outdoor
Hours
Daily: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PMSummer hours are 07:00–18:00; winter hours are 08:00–17:00. The structured weekly schedule reflects summer hours. Confirm the current season’s hours before visiting.
Price
Free
Hours, booking and sources
05

Sinjeonggyo Tennis Court

신정교 테니스장

Three outdoor hard courts at Sinjeonggyo beneath the Anyangcheon riverside route. Yangcheon-gu offers free two-hour online court reservations to district residents.

Courts
3 courts · Hard · Outdoor
Hours
Daily: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Price
Free
Hours, booking and sources
06

Banyan Tree Club & Spa Seoul Tennis Court

반얀트리 클럽 앤 스파 서울 테니스장

Banyan Tree Club & Spa Seoul has outdoor tennis courts for club members and staying hotel guests. The operator currently restricts court use from 2 September 2026 while the area serves as a vehicle waiting zone; confirm reopening before planning play.

Courts
2 courts · Hard · Outdoor
Access
Hotel / property / residents only
Hours
Published usual hours: 07:00–22:00. Tennis use is currently restricted from 2 September 2026; confirm reopening.
Price
Free for hotel guests
Hours, booking and sources

Plan your visit

Where can I find free tennis courts in Seoul?

We list 6 venues in Seoul, including Hwanggeumnae Neighborhood Park, Choansan Neighborhood Park and Maru Park Tennis Court.

Do I need to book free tennis courts in Seoul?

Of these venues, 5 require booking. Each venue page shows how to book.