Book a Tennis Court in Denver
1 of the 6 places we list in Denver that are open to visitors take a booking from the public. 5 are walk-on: you turn up and play.
Can you play today?
Wednesday 08:57 in Denver
37°F. No washout in the next 12 hours. Check the amber hours for wind, a shower or the temperature.
- 08check first
- 09playable
- 10playable
- 11playable
- 12playable
- 13playable
- 14playable
- 15playable
- 16playable
- 17playable
- 18 ☾playable, after dark
- 19 ☾playable, after dark
Green: dry, wind under 25 km/h, between 5°C and 32°C. Amber: a little rain (under half a millimetre), wind 25 to 36 km/h, or cold or hot. Grey: rain, or wind over 36 km/h. ☾ marks hours after dark (sunset 18:02): then you need a court with lights.
Forecast: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0). The colours are our own rule, not the forecaster’s.
Courts you can book
Each one takes a booking from the public. Tap a name for the price, the hours and where we read each fact.
Book a court: open to the public. 14 courts.
Eat after: Chopper's Sports Grill (restaurant, 282 m)
Booked out? Walk-on and public courts
Each one says how you get on: walk-on means no booking, public means the operator lists the courts and says no more.
Turn up and play: no booking. 2 courts.
Turn up and play: no booking. 1 court.
Eat after: La Casa De Manuel (restaurant, 222 m)
Turn up and play: no booking. 1 court.
Turn up and play: no booking. 1 court.
Eat after: Rivers and Roads Coffee (sandwich, 498 m)
Turn up and play: no booking. 3 courts, lights.
From OpenStreetMap, as mapped on the day shown. A place may have closed since. Read 2026-10-23. Places to eat: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
Denver in a minute
Twenty-three places in Denver take a reservation with a City permit, at $7.50 an hour per court.
Five more are drop-in only. No permit, no paperwork, just play.