De Anza College

21250 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014 Directions ↗

6 outdoor courts Free, $3/day parking Level: Not specified

6 outdoor courts in Cupertino, sharing the campus’s lit tennis courts. Access is conditional rather than unclear: the courts are open when classes and campus events are not using them, free to play with a daily parking fee and no reservations, and you bring your own net. There is no posted window — the class timetable governs.

How it plays

SurfaceHigh — asphalt, permanent lines, BYO net
LevelNot specified
WaitMedium — no crowding data available

Court details

Courts
6
Indoor / outdoor
Outdoor
Surface
Asphalt, permanent lines, BYO net
Price
Free, $3/day parking
Hours
Not published. The courts belong to De Anza College rather than to a city, and the campus posts no public court hours — access is conditional on the courts not being in use for classes or campus events, which is a schedule rather than a window. Third-party listings describe 6 outdoor pickleball courts sharing the campus's 7 lit tennis courts, free to play but with a $3 daily parking fee, no reservations and no nets provided; reviewers report the lights going off around 8pm. Treat the class timetable as what actually governs access.
Reservations
Walk-up

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Other courts in Cupertino

3 venues · 16 courts in Cupertino — see them all on the city page.

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Memorial Park 21121 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014 2 courts · Outdoor

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