A guide to playing tennis
For an evening hit in Taoyuan, lit park courts offer walk-in play, while university and private courts call for reservations. The parks include mostly hard courts, with a clay option in Yangmei for players seeking a different surface after dark.
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Taoyuan City
桃園市立中壢網球場
Public municipal tennis court located within Guangming Park, managed by the Taoyuan City Department of Sports. A long-established public tennis facility in central Zhongli.
國立體育大學網球場館（室內及室外）
National Taiwan Sport University (NTSU) in Guishan, Taoyuan, operates a tennis complex with an indoor hall (completed in 1991) housing acrylic courts, plus outdoor acrylic courts with player and official facilities.
中路運動公園網球場
Public sports park managed by the Taoyuan City Department of Sports. Opened March 2020 on a ~20,930 sqm site that also includes a soccer field. This is the home base of the Taoyuan City Tennis Association (TYTA). One of the city's main public tennis venues.
陽明運動公園網球場
Public tennis center within Yangming Sports Park, the largest sports park in Taoyuan District (~7.88 hectares). The courts have over 25 years of history and were renovated around 2021 (resurfaced, new lighting, improved drainage). Park also has basketball, skating rink, lawns and water-play features.
龍潭運動公園網球場
Free outdoor tennis courts within Longtan Sports Park in Longtan District, Taoyuan City. The park is a popular community recreational area with athletics facilities, and the tennis courts benefit from evening lighting — making them usable well into the night.
明巧室內網球場
A small private indoor tennis facility in Pingzhen, Taoyuan, with 2 garden-style indoor courts sheltered from the weather. A quiet spot for recreational players, with coaching available on-site.
楊梅網球場
A pair of public outdoor clay courts in Yangmei District, Taoyuan, originally built in 1981 and comprehensively renovated in 2023 at a cost of NT$13 million. Managed by the Yangmei District Office in cooperation with the Yangmei Tennis Association, the courts feature restored red clay surface, new lighting, drainage, irrigation, restrooms, and surveillance — making them one of the better-maintained free public clay venues in the region.
國立中央大學網球場
Outdoor hard tennis courts on the campus of National Central University (NCU) in Zhongli, Taoyuan. Managed by the NCU Physical Education Office, these courts are available to students, faculty, and other users during posted hours for a fee. Online booking is available through the PE Office's reservation system.
We list 8 venues in Taoyuan City, including Zhongli Municipal Tennis Court, National Taiwan Sport University Tennis Courts (Indoor & Outdoor) and Zhonglu Sports Park Tennis Courts.
Of these venues, 5 allow walk-in use and 3 require booking. Each venue page shows how to book.
Yes. Of these venues, 5 can be used free of charge; each venue page lists the conditions.