Playing tennis in the Royal Parks
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Tennis is a sport that combines energy, skill and enjoyment for all ages. Across Hyde Park, The Regent's Park and Greenwich Park, you’ll find courts set against stunning backdrops. Hyde Park and The Regent’s Park also feature their own courtside cafés, while in Greenwich Park the Pavilion Café is only a short walk away.
Courts can be reserved online up to seven days in advance, with new availability released daily at 7am. Prices vary depending on peak and off‑peak times. As the courts are popular, it is wise to book ahead online.
If you don’t have your own equipment, racquets are available to hire on site, and tennis balls can be purchased too – making it simple to turn up and play.
Where to play
Tennis in Hyde Park
The tennis courts in Hyde Park are unique, offering excellent facilities surrounded by the park’s natural beauty. Just steps from The Serpentine, players can enjoy a tranquil walk before or after their match. It’s a rare chance to enjoy the game in the heart of one of London’s most popular parks.
With six floodlit tennis courts in Hyde Park, you can reserve time for a casual game with friends or take things further by joining Tennis Classes, Courses, Social Tournaments or Private Lessons. Discover more below.
Tennis in The Regent's Park
The Regent’s Park is home to 12 tennis courts (ten floodlit), offering players the chance to enjoy the game in one of London’s most celebrated settings. After a match, it’s only a short walk to Primrose Hill, where the sweeping skyline views provide a memorable backdrop to your day on court.
Floodlit courts mean play continues throughout the year, whether you’re enjoying a casual game or looking to sharpen your skills. Explore below to find out how you can progress with Tennis Classes, Courses, Social Tournaments or Private Lessons.
Tennis in Greenwich Park
Enjoy a game of tennis in a setting rich with history and open space, with six courts available at Greenwich Park. After your game, visit the Grand Ascent and take in the sweeping views across the Thames to the City of London, a highlight that makes playing here unlike anywhere else.
Courts are open year‑round for casual play or skill development. Choose from Classes, Courses or Private Lessons, with plenty of opportunity to enjoy tennis and improve your game in this remarkable park.
Ways to play for adults
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Casual play
Book a tennis court for a relaxed, friendly match or an after work game to de-stress. Booking online is easy, no long term commitment required.
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Adult Weekly Tennis Classes
Join Weekly Tennis Classes for all levels. Fun and friendly sessions run mornings, afternoons or evenings, with coffee meet‑ups too.
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Adult Tennis Courses
Our six week Tennis Courses have four levels, with LTA coaches guiding Beginners to Advanced players to improve skills and match play.
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Social Tennis Tournaments
Competitive yet social adult Tennis Tournaments. Play on great courts, no partner needed as coaches pair you up.
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Private Tennis Coaching
Private tennis coaching lets you progress at your own pace, with tailored one‑to‑one sessions or small groups of up to three.
Ways to play for children
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Junior Tennis Courses
Kids from age four can discover the fun of tennis and make friends, progressing through five LTA Youth stages with age appropriate play up to 16 years.
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Children's Holiday Tennis Camps
Mixed ability Mini and Junior Tennis Camps run in school holidays, with kids aged four to 16 enjoying fun, active days in an inclusive environment.
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Private Tennis Coaching
Private Tennis Coaching helps children improve quickly and build confidence, with LTA qualified coaches tailoring lessons to each child’s pace and ability.