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Sunnyvale

Sunnyvale Tennis Center is the city's flagship — dedicated courts plus tennis courts that convert during scheduled hours, both bookable ahead. Sunnyvale Community Center offers a smaller indoor drop-in option, but call ahead to confirm hours. The Tennis Center's exact court count is unsettled, so treat any single number as approximate.

4 dedicated courts + convertible tennis courts 2 venues

Where to play

Sunnyvale Tennis Center

Beginner-friendly
755 S Mathilda Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 Directions ↗
12 outdoor courts Reservation or drop-in at set times Level: All levels, beginner classes Hours: Mon–Fri 8am–10pm, Sat–Sun 8am–8pm
SurfaceHigh — 12 outdoor acrylic and hard courts
LevelBeginner classes available, welcomes all levels
WaitMedium-High — not easy to book early weekday nights and weekends

12 outdoor pickleball courts, up from an earlier 4-court configuration. Reservations guarantee a time slot; drop-in is also available at set times. Fees run $10/hr for residents, $13/hr for non-residents.

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550 E Remington Drive, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 Directions ↗
6 indoor courts $5/session or $45 annual Level: All levels welcome Hours: not published — call to confirm
SurfaceMedium — indoor courts, no surface detail confirmed
LevelAll levels welcome
WaitMedium — session status itself is unconfirmed

Six indoor courts, drop-in for $5/session or $45/year. Listed hours are Mondays 10am–1pm only, but the session may be suspended — status unconfirmed, so call (408) 730-7350 to verify.

  • Las Palmas Park (800 Spinosa Dr) may have courts, but we couldn't confirm them — call the city at (408) 732-2130 before a special trip.
  • Weekday evenings and weekends at the Tennis Center are hardest to book — plan ahead if that's your only window.

Source-checked

Places2Play — Sunnyvale · CourtReserve — Sunnyvale Tennis Center · Lifetime Activities — Sunnyvale. Verified July 2026 — always confirm hours and reservation status before a special trip.

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