A guide to playing tennis
Taichung’s courts spread through neighborhood parks, municipal complexes and university campuses. Most known surfaces are hard, with clay offering a real alternative. Walk-in play is common at parks; campus and center courts may require more planning. Choose your surface and access route before setting a match.
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Taichung City
臺中市中興網球場
A public tennis facility in Beitun District that welcomes drop-in players and has also served as a Taichung City Games venue. It is a practical choice for travelers seeking casual play.
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.
逢甲大學網球場
Outdoor hard-surface tennis courts on the Feng Chia University campus in Taichung's Xitun District.
國立中興大學網球場
National Chung Hsing University (NCHU) operates six outdoor tennis courts on its main Taichung campus — four hard courts and two clay courts. Located within a spacious university campus, the facility primarily serves students, faculty, and staff but is also accessible to alumni and the general public who obtain a sports facility usage permit.
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.
Yes. We list 18 venues in Taichung City that offer free play. Check each venue’s details for conditions and any charges.
Yes. We list 1 venue with indoor courts in Taichung City.
26 venues allow walk-in play; 7 venues require a reservation. Check the venue page for booking and contact details where available.
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