Best Tennis and Pickleball courts in Burlingame, San Mateo County for 2026

Ray Park Tennis and Pickleball Courts in Burlingame

Summary / Description

2 tennis courts, 2 layover pickleball courts with portable nets, and basketball court in Ray Park in Burlingame, CA. No lights. Limited parking. Some shade from trees. Two tennis courts laid out east-west along the trees, so you can play early in the morning but not late in the day before dusk. Nice park with tennis courts, baseball fields, basketball court in a quiet neighborhood. Bathrooms, free parking, lots of picnic tables (no reservations), water bottle filling station, pingpong table, tennis courts that can be reserved, and a large softball/baseball field! There are two public restrooms by the playground open during daytime. It can be quite windy in the afternoon. There is a fenced in dog run – the rest of the park is strictly on leash.

COURTS

  • Courts 1: Joint Tennis and Pickleball Court (2 Pickleball Courts)
  • Courts 2: Tennis Court
    Tennis and pickleball nets are available on site.

RESERVATIONS
Tennis and pickleball courts can be rented through the Burlingame Parks and Recreation Department by using the online reservation system. Court schedules are posted at each location or view live at the Field Availability webpage. For cancellations, 48 hours’ notice from the start of reservation is required to receive a full refund. Two-hour limit to reservations done online. For any inquiries longer than two hours, please call +1 650-558-7300.

TENNIS & PICKLEBALL COURT USE POLICY
At all courts, balls and racquets are not provided.

PICKLEBALL COURT RULES

  • Be courteous to fellow players.
  • Non-marking shoes only.
  • Bicycles, rollerblades, scooters, skateboards, strollers, or other like items are not permitted on courts.
  • Only 2 to 4 players permitted per court.
  • No dogs or food on courts.
  • Anyone may ask a player(s) to adhere to court rules.
  • Courts may be reserved for City events and closed for maintenance.

When others are waiting:

  • Limit warm-up/rally to 5 minutes maximum
  • Maximum play time: Game play to 11 points or 20 minutes.
  • 4 on the court, 4 off the court.

LESSONS

  • Private pickleball instruction is not permitted without the authorization from the P&R Dept.
  • A schedule of lessons will be posted on the bulletin board outside the tennis court gate and are online at burlingame.org/1076/Parks-Recreation
    Parks Division +1 650-558-7330 and Burlingame PD +1 650-777-4100

TENNIS COURT RULES

  • Be courteous to fellow players.
  • Tennis courts are for tennis play or other City authorized activities only.
  • Non-marking shoes only.
  • Bicycles, rollerblades, scooters, skateboards, strollers, or other like items are not permitted on courts.
  • No more than 3 balls on a court.
  • No dogs or food on courts.
  • Anyone may ask a player(s) to adhere to court rules.
  • Courts may be reserved for City events and closed for maintenance.

When Others Are Waiting:

  • A tennis court can be claimed when both parties of a singles match, all four players of a doubles match, or three players of “Canadian/Australian Doubles” are present.
  • Maximum play time: One set of singles, two sets of doubles, one set of “Canadian/Australian Doubles” or 45 minutes of practice.
  • 7 point tiebreaker rules apply. If sets are tied at 6/6, tie breaker rules apply.
  • Warm-up time is limited to 5 minutes; rest on changeovers is limited to 90 seconds.
  • Set play and score is retroactive, but practicing players may either begin a set or continue their practice for 45 minutes.
  • Players cannot succeed themselves on the court.
  • No substitutions if a player in a foursome has to leave after one set or during the second set and people are waiting. Vacate the courts to the next in line.

LESSONS

  • Private tennis instruction is not permitted without authorization from the P&R Dept.
  • A schedule of lessons will be posted on the bulletin board outside the tennis court gate and are available online at burlingame.org/1076/Parks-Recreation

RESERVATIONS
Courts can be reserved for a fee. Contact the P&R Dept. at +1 650-558-7300.
Reservations will be posted on the bulletin board outside tennis courts and are available online at burlingame.org/1076/Parks-Recreation
Parks Division +1 650-558-7330 and Burlingame PD +1 650-777-4100

JOINT PICKLEBALL/TENNIS COURT RULES

  • Be courteous to fellow players.
  • Non-marking shoes only.
  • Bicycles, rollerblades, scooters, skateboards, strollers, or other like items are not permitted on courts.
  • Use proper tennis/pickleball equipment.
  • Maximum of 3 pickleballs or tennis balls per court.
  • Courts may be reserved for City events and closed for maintenance.
  • No dogs or food on courts.
  • Anyone may ask a player(s) to adhere to court rules.

When others are waiting:

  • Limit to 45 minutes of play.

LESSONS

  • Private tennis/pickleball instruction is not permitted without the authorization from the P&R Dept.
  • A schedule of lessons will be posted on the bulletin board outside the tennis court gate and are available online at burlingame.org/1076/Parks-Recreation

RESERVATIONS

  • Courts can be reserved for a fee. Contact the P&R Dept. at +1 650-558-7300.
  • Reservations will be posted on the bulletin board outside the tennis court gate and are available online at burlingame.org/1076/Parks-Recreation
    Parks Division +1 650-558-7330 and Burlingame PD +1 650-777-4100

Court Information

Address: 1525 Balboa Way, Burlingame, CA 94010
City: Burlingame
County: San Mateo County
State: California
Postal Code: 94010
Website: Website
Phone Number: +1 650-558-7300
Google Maps Link: Google Maps
Google Location Link: Location
Place Type: Park
Number of Tennis Courts: 2
Number of Pickleball Courts: 2
Court Location: Outdoor
Access Type: Public

Working Hours

DayHours
Monday
7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday
7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday
7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday
7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday
7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday
7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday
7:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Location Map

Amenities & Features

CategoryAvailable Features
Core Amenities
No LightsRestroomsWater FountainBenchesFencing
Court Condition
CleanWell MaintainedQuietSafe Area
Court Surface
Hard CourtConcrete Court
Environment Features
ShadeTreesFoliageOpen Air
Access Details
Free EntryFirst Come First Served
Parking
Free Parking LotFree Street Parking
Nearby Facilities
Pickleball NearbyPicnic Area NearbyBarbecue NearbyBaseball NearbyBasketball NearbyConcession Stand NearbyMall NearbyCafe NearbyRestaurant Nearby

Dog & Pet Information

Dog Rules: Dogs must be leashed and under control. Dog owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs.
Dogs Allowed Near Courts
Dog Park Nearby
Pet Friendly

Reviews & Ratings

Overall Rating
4.6 out of 5 stars (149 reviews)
What Visitors Say
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Positive Reviews:
H Xu: ★★★★
Found parking easily. Very nice community space. Dogs in the dog park were very noisy that morning by the tennis courts.
J L: ★★★★★
Good shade, great playground. There's also tennis courts, a fenced dog run, and soccer field
Felix Lin: ★★★★
Two tennis courts laid out east-west along the trees, so you can play early in the morning but not late in the day before dusk.
Alex Tong: ★★★★★
Nice park with tennis courts, baseball fields, basketball court in a quiet neighborhood
Tom Pistor: ★★★★
Nice bball and tennis courts. Nice trees.
John Gottsche: ★★★★★
Great place to drive my Dad so he can watch kids play!
Vava Pongia: ★★★★★
Very nice place for picnic and family gatherings, have a shaded area if sunny but perfect
Christina Jain: ★★★★★
Great nice new playground that gets shade from these beautiful large trees. There's a structure for 5 and under then another for 5-12yos, but it gets pretty crowded by 11am on weekends. Bathrooms, lots of picnic tables (no reservations), water bottle filling station, pingpong table, tennis courts that can be reserved, and a large softball/baseball field!
Leah Perrien: ★★★★★
Our check list for parks looks something like this, plenty of parking, bathrooms and room to roam. Ray Park has it all. Add to that that it's close to the Burlingame and not a far drive from home and it's an easy 5 stars!
Ruben Lobel: ★★★★★
Great playground. It has shade from the tall eucalyptus trees, unlike most other playgrounds in the area. It can be quite windy in the afternoon. Playground: Lots of fun for small kids. Restrooms: There are two public restrooms by the playground open during daytime. Dog-friendliness: There is an off leash dog park in the back, behind the tennis courts.
Chris Horan: ★★★★★
Great local neighborhood park with playgrounds and softball fields. There is a fenced in dog run - the rest of the park is strictly on leash (which is appropriate given all the small children) Playground: Extensive play structures. Dog-friendliness: There is a dog run.
Miriam Smith: ★★★★★
Nice park. Good sized playground area with a decent amount of picnic tables. No grills. Bathrooms are available. Park has two softball fields and a basketball court.
Mary Lou Johnson: ★★★★★
It's a great family-friendly park. It's clean and has lots of options. My grandson meets with his basketball trainer at Ray Park.
H Xu: ★★★★
Found parking easily. Very nice community space. Dogs in the dog park were very noisy that morning by the tennis courts.
Patrick Au-Yeung: ★★★★★
Nice park in a leafy residential suburban neighborhood. Has all the usual amenities you'd come to expect in a Burlingame park. Very family friendly and pets are allowed if on leash.
Orange: ★★★★★
Nice updated park with bathrooms, free parking, picnic benches, and a lot of nice people. Large grass enclosed field. Tennis and bball courts are available
Neutral Reviews:
Santosh Yadawar: ★★★
The park has excellent facilities but is infested by dog poo; watch your steps.
Jayant Arora: ★★★
It is a good public park though not as good as Washington or San Mateo Central Park
Lettica Kane: ★★★
Rest rooms were not available and limited parking
Negative Reviews:
Casey leonard: ★
Land of the free.... Unless you want to fly your new toy drone
Notable Quotes:
Felix Lin: ★★★★
Two tennis courts laid out east-west along the trees, so you can play early in the morning but not late in the day before dusk.
Alex Tong: ★★★★★
Nice park with tennis courts, baseball fields, basketball court in a quiet neighborhood
Tom Pistor: ★★★★
Nice bball and tennis courts. Nice trees.
Santosh Yadawar: ★★★
The park has excellent facilities but is infested by dog poo; watch your steps.

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