Allan Witt Park Tennis and Pickleball Courts in Fairfield

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16 dedicated pickleball courts with lights, 3 tennis courts, 1 futsal court at Allan Witt Park in Fairfield, California. Courts have lights and windscreens. Some shade from the trees in the afternoon. Ample parking lot available beside the courts.

Large public park packed with amenities, including an aquatics complex, indoor recreational center with basketball court, skate park, ball fields & a playground.

Pickleball Court Rules & Regulations

The City of Fairfield Courts are maintained by the Fairfield Public Works Department. In Support of our efforts to maintain the courts and serve as many community members as possible, we are asking all players and court visitors to be aware of and abide by the following rules when using the Allan Witt Community Park Courts. The section numbers refer to the code Chapter 12. Park and Recreation

Courts are for Tennis. Pickleball, and Futsal only. Users should not engage in unauthorized or unpermitted activities.
Inside the court enclosure: No food or drink with the exception of water, No glass objects, No gum, No animals, No skates, rollerblades, scooters, skateboards or bicycles, No chairs or tables.
All steel racquets must have protective guards.
No tournaments, leagues. classes, private lessons. clinics. or organized group play without written permission from the City of Fairfield Parks & Rec Department
As a courtesy, unreserved courts must be made available for waiting players after each game played to 11
Do not hang anything on the nets or center divider.
It is unlawful to deface. disfigure, or in any manner injure public property
Subject to availability, courts may be rented. Email rentals@fairfield.ca.gov for information.
In case of Emergency. contact Fairfield Police Dept +1 707-428-7373
To report a malfunction. damage and vandalism, contact the Fairfield Public Works Department +1 707-428-7407

For more information on organized pickleball play and events visit Fairfield Pickleball Club and Solano Pickleball Facebook pages.

Court Information

Address: 1741 W Texas St, Fairfield, CA 94533

City: Fairfield

County: Solano County

State: California

Postal Code: 94533

Website: Website

Phone Number: +1 707-428-7428

Google Maps Link: Google Maps

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Place Type: Pickleball court

Number of Tennis Courts: 3

Number of Pickleball Courts: 16

Court Location: Outdoor

Access Type: Public

Working Hours

Day	Hours
Monday	6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Tuesday	6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday	6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Thursday	6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Friday	6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday	6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Sunday	6:00 AM – 10:00 PM

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Allan Witt Park Pickleball Courts

Amenities & Features

Category	Available Features
Core Amenities	LightsRestroomsWater FountainBenchesFencingShowers
Court Condition	Mixed CleanlinessWell MaintainedMixed Noise LevelMixed Safety
Court Surface	Hard CourtConcrete CourtAcrylic Court
Equipment & Services	Lessons AvailableTournaments Available
Environment Features	ShadeTreesFoliageWindscreenOpen Air
Access Details	Free EntryFirst Come First Served
Parking	Free Parking Lot
Nearby Facilities	Pickleball NearbySwimming Facilities NearbyPicnic Area NearbyBarbecue NearbyBaseball NearbyBasketball NearbySoccer NearbyGym NearbyMall NearbyCafe NearbyRestaurant Nearby

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Dog & Pet Information

Dog Rules: Dogs must be leashed and under control. Dog owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs.

No Dogs Allowed

Dog Park Nearby

Reviews & Ratings

Overall Rating

3.8 out of 5 stars (825 reviews)

What Visitors Say

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Positive Reviews:

Tao Of DAO: ★★★★★

SIXTEEN DEDICATED PICKLEBALL COURTS... WITH LIGHTS 💡 💡 💡 💡 💡!!!And almost completely empty at 7PM on a Saturday night! Might be the biggest 🥒 facility I've seen...and I'm a member of iPickle in La Habra with it's 13. Definitely the best and biggest public pickleball park. Damn shame it's so empty, but I doubt that will last for long.

Sandra E: ★★★★

They have really cleaned up this park. Not only a couple dog areas but lots of pickle ball courts.

Lawrence Brooks: ★★★★★

They did a good job resurfacing the tennis/ pickle ball courts.

Chief Tonga: ★★★★

Way nicer than before. Theyve redone the area by the dog parks and cleaned it up as best as they can. The pickleball is a nice addition to the tennis courts as well.

Raymond Henson: ★★★★★

There is a lot of fun things to do at this park. We played on the new pickleball courts. They were really done well and the people playing were really nice.

Ken: ★★★★★

Using the swim lessons provided here at the aquatics center. Kids are loving the instructions and the lessons. They are so excited to come it's almost unbearable in the car on the way. Good bunch and would definitely recommend at this time.. got many more lessons planned out over the summer and will update if anything changes.. The park looks decent to. The ball fields are always busy as are the tennis courts and basketball courts when the weather is nice.

Daisy S.: ★★★★

CONS : * Safety. Take a friend but not your kids. The homeless population is high. I've been sexually harassed and followed. Many are on drugs. It's impossible to have cook outs until it's a large group. The homeless issue is sad to see. * Traffic. Before and after school hours parking can be packed. PROS : * Variety and space. I love the variety of sports and activites. You can play baseball, tennis, volleyball, soccor and skate. The playground has variety.

Caroline Johnson: ★★★★★

So this park has changed a lot since I was young. Well maybe not a lot because there were some shady things happening back then too. But, I would say if your not familiar with the park, be out of it before dark. However, the day is not too bad; there are some homeless but most are nice also there is some black market shopping and selling but it's not really in your face. It's sort of at a distance. The good thing about he park is it's pretty big. That affords the opportunity for many different activities which include: softball/baseball diamonds, sand volleyball, horseshoe pits, children's playground, basketball courts (my favorite), tennis courts, picnic areas(advance reserve), nice gym, pool($), and even a small amphitheater. So plan a half day and go have some fun. Get some fresh air and enjoy life's diversity.

Silly Sox: ★★★★★

It's a large park with skate park, picnic/party area and it has a bandstand...tennis courts, pool. It's a good setup

Jim Corliss: ★★★★

Nice large park with picnic BBQ facilities, tennis courts, pool and large shady trees and grassy areas.

mercedes crumby: ★★★★

Tennis courts is all I need. So glad they have some

greg leveque: ★★★★

Started playing Pickleball this week. Nice courts and a lot of them.

Mona Gray: ★★★★★

Enjoyed Music concert on baseball field it was hot though food trucks Cherylle and Jon B performed nice crowd no problems

Aquilla Scott: ★★★★★

I sold my products at. Juneteenth here. The park is wonderful...very spacious and literally has everything from baseball fields to an open field for the kids to run or play soccer and not to mention a small water park. Nonetheless I was there to set up my table and it was lovely.

Neutral Reviews:

Patricia Wolffe: ★★★

Tennis courts are in poor condition. Four courts have nets down. All eight courts have cracks. The grass fields are in good shape. The swimming pool is outstanding.

Anthony Nelson: ★★★

Nice Pickleball courts. Lights. So you can play at night. Check park hours.

jetro geronimo: ★★★

Not the best park the tennis court look terrible but u can still play on it.

Alicia: ★★★

This park has came a long way between kids getting killed in this park and people overdosing in this park and a substantial amount of homeless it has now came a long way and is not what it used to be which is a good change and I'm so glad that the city has changed it and made it more accessible to the public. I think it's good that it has a dog park and you can definitely see all of the outward changes as well. It still has its little areas where it's not safe but overall during the daytime it's a nice place to take the kids to the park if you have children and occasionally there's people over there playing volleyball games and having a good time and birthday parties

Cliff Casten: ★★★

Watch out for the homeless. Restrooms are closed. Dog-friendliness: two dog parks large&small. Picnic area: nice picnic area's

gary hradek: ★★★

Great place with EV chargers but they seem to have the wrong approach to public restrooms. Restrooms: locked due to vandalism

Timothy Golemis: ★★★

They've really cleaned it up and even built a dog park

Negative Reviews:

Todd Long: ★★

Quite a few homeless people call this park home.Nice softball/baseball fields, Volleyball court, public restroom, tennis courts, skate park.

Cali Maki: ★★

Tennis courts need to be fixed. No wonder people don't play there.

Robert Newman: ★★

Needs work to accommodate pickleball players

Rosa Mendonca: ★★

They have a big swimming pool should be open to the public for swimming

Notable Quotes:

greg leveque: ★★★★

Started playing Pickleball this week. Nice courts and a lot of them.

Lawrence Brooks: ★★★★★

They did a good job resurfacing the tennis/ pickle ball courts.

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