A guide to playing tennis
About half of Hsinchu City’s tennis courts you can book let you turn up and play.
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Hsinchu City
夢想體育學院-新竹科學園區東區網球場
A public outdoor tennis facility inside Hsinchu Science Park's East outdoor sports area, run by Dreams Sports Academy.
中華大學網球場
Four outdoor hard-surface tennis courts (S Building, courts A–D) on the campus of Chung Hua University in Hsinchu's Xiangshan District. The courts are managed by the university's Physical Education Office and can be booked by both students and non-affiliated individuals via an email request system. A quiet campus setting suited for recreational play.
交大戶外網球場
Outdoor hard-court tennis facility on NYCU's Guangfu Campus in Hsinchu, with 6 courts (West and East sections) open to both campus members and outside guests. Amenities include on-site parking and restrooms.
公六網球場
Gonglu (Park No. 6) Tennis Court sits inside a neighborhood park in Hsinchu City’s North District. The municipal stadium’s venue page lists three hard courts, while a separate official notice mentions one court; the number available for play needs confirmation. A visitor describes bright lighting, a clean court, restrooms and a water fountain.
府後網球場
Fuhou Tennis Court is a two-court red clay facility tucked along Fuhou Street in Hsinchu City, with sideline seating for about 200 spectators. It draws local players on weekdays who come for the traditional clay surface — a different feel from the city's more common hard courts.
國立清華大學 室內網球場
Tucked inside the National Tsing Hua University campus in Hsinchu's East District, this tennis facility was built in 1987 and offers a rare combination of two indoor courts and five outdoor courts in one place — a solid option if you want to keep playing when the weather turns.
國立新竹高級中學網球場
The tennis court at National Hsinchu Senior High School (HCHS) is located beside the student dormitory and to the left of the arts building, used mainly for school-related tennis activities.