by Break Point Tennis Agency (NYC Parks concession)
Photo: centralparktenniscenter.com
Central Park's public tennis center has 26 clay courts and 4 hard courts, with a pro shop and locker rooms. Kids can take Tiny Tots classes, junior development groups, private lessons and summer camp during the outdoor season.
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Early April–November, daily from 6:30 AM to dusk
Lesson rates by phone/pro shop; NYC Parks permit for court play
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Ages 4–16.
Lesson rates by phone/pro shop; NYC Parks permit for court play
Early April–November, daily from 6:30 AM to dusk
Central Park, near W 96th St & West Drive, 10025, Manhattan.
No. Central Park Tennis Center is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
Registration is handled by Break Point Tennis Agency (NYC Parks concession): centralparktenniscenter.com, or call (212) 316-0800.
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