A guide to playing tennis
New Taipei City's clay courts span a public sports center, a park and private clubs. Xindian and Linkou allow walk-ins, while the Shulin center takes reservations; current entry rules for the Banqiao court need confirmation. For evening play, the lit options are in Xindian and Linkou.
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New Taipei City
林口第二運動公園網球場
An outdoor sports park in Linkou District, managed by the Linkou District Office.
大新店網球俱樂部
A members-oriented clay-court club tucked along the Xindian riverside in New Taipei City, just south of Bitan scenic area. The club maintains six outdoor red clay courts and has hosted official Taiwan Tennis Association senior tournaments. Non-members are welcome as drop-in (臨打) guests, making it accessible to visiting players while retaining a community club atmosphere.
樹林紅土網球中心 / 樹林體育園區網球場
Shulin Red Clay Tennis Center is in Shulin Sports Park (樹林體育園區) and is managed by the New Taipei City Government Sports Bureau. It has eight red clay courts and 556 spectator seats.
板橋大觀網球場
Four outdoor red-clay courts on Daguan Road Section 2 in Banqiao. A 2015 player post described joining fees; current membership requirements and guest or public play have not been confirmed.
We list 4 venues in New Taipei City, including Linkou Second Sports Park Tennis Courts, Da Xindian Tennis Club and Shulin Red Clay Tennis Center.
Of these venues, 2 allow walk-in use and 1 requires booking. Each venue page shows how to book.