A guide to playing tennis
Taichung’s lit courts include two walk-in sports parks, while the larger tennis center and an indoor academy require reservations. University courts add another evening option, though weekday classes and team training take priority at Tunghai.
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Taichung City
沙鹿網球場
Four outdoor hard courts situated behind the Shalu District Office on Zhenzheng Road, managed by the District Office as a neighbourhood public facility. Convenient for local residents in the Beishi area of Shalu.
ONE MOO TIME 台中室內網球學院
ONE MOO TIME is an indoor tennis venue in Taichung’s Tanzi District with one hard court. Court rental, ball-machine practice and racket rental are available, with parking outside the venue.
臺中市國際網球中心
A major city-owned international-standard tennis facility in Beitun District, operated by Northwest International Sports Marketing on behalf of Taichung City Government. Phase 1 features 11 outdoor hard courts including a professional-grade central court; a second phase adding 6 more courts is planned. On-site athlete dormitories and full administrative facilities make it a hub for competitive tennis in central Taiwan.
東海大學網球場
Four outdoor painted hard tennis courts are visible at Tunghai University’s Campus II tennis area on Taiwan Boulevard. The older university inventory and the current photo caption both label four Campus II tennis courts. Teaching and team training take priority; outside players may apply under the university court-borrowing rules.
文山水資源球場
A unique single outdoor court built atop the final settling tank of the Wenshan Water Resource Recovery Center in Nantun District — an unusual and conversation-worthy setting managed by the Taichung City Water Resources Bureau. Free for public use, sharing the rooftop platform with a basketball court.
潭子運動公園-網球場
A convenient public tennis stop inside Tanzi Sports Park, suited to travelers looking for a casual hit without advance arrangements.
We list 6 venues in Taichung City, including Shalu Tennis Court, ONE MOO TIME Indoor Tennis Academy and Taichung International Tennis Center.
Of these venues, 3 allow walk-in use and 3 require booking. Each venue page shows how to book.
Yes. Of these venues, 2 can be used free of charge; each venue page lists the conditions.