Best Tennis courts in San Francisco, San Francisco County for 2026

The green courts look like aquamarine swimming pools ! And the park itself with random spectators walking with coffee cups lends a neighborhood vibe to the courts. Lovely cafe and ice cream store nearby.

These courts are in great condition! Especially for a public court. I will say that the lights aren’t the best so it can be a bit hard to see when the sun has set. There are 6 courts total and 3 are reserved (go to spotery) and the rest are walk-on. The walk-on courts typically require a 15-45 min wait.

Dolores Mission Park hours are 8am to midnight. The restrooms and the "courts" for recreation such as tennis, basketball, volleyball etc. are unpadlocked by a Parks Dept. Official Worker at 10 am everyday. The restrooms and fenced in court play areas are locked up. Restrooms at 10 pm, the courts - around midnight, a little earlier if no one is using them. Because the wind chill factor for the park, regardless of the seasons is brutally cold. It can get really cold, but when rain factors in - count on an additional minus of ten or so degrees. It is not unusual to find frost on the grass in the morning. Even in summer, because of the special micro climate of the area. Locking up the park is because of the presence of homeless people and juvenile delinquents.

Nice park these pics are from pride 2018 at Dolores park

A free and new tennis court in an amazing setting. What's not to love? Absolutely nothing. Lots of players here. Best to book a court in advance though.