North
Highbury Fields has 11 floodlit tennis courts, open from 8am to 9pm all year. They are managed by Better and are a short walk from Highbury and Islington...
Highbury & Islington · Bookable

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London Tennis Courts: Indoor & Outdoor Courts You Can Actually Book
Filtered for £ + Floodlit + Outdoor, then ranked by journey fairness for your group.
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Filtered for £ + Floodlit + Outdoor, then ranked by journey fairness for your group.
Chapter 1 · 2 courts
North
Highbury Fields has 11 floodlit tennis courts, open from 8am to 9pm all year. They are managed by Better and are a short walk from Highbury and Islington...
Highbury & Islington · Bookable
North
Rosemary Gardens on Southgate Road has outdoor tennis courts alongside a football pitch, managed by Better as one of Islington's parks. It opens from 8am, and...
Canonbury / Essex Road · Bookable
Chapter 2 · 2 courts
West
Paddington Recreation Ground has 13 floodlit outdoor tennis courts, bookable from 8am to 9pm every day. It is run by Everyone Active and is near Maida Vale...
Maida Vale · Bookable
West
Pitshanger Park in Ealing has eight hard tennis courts, four of them floodlit, run by Park Sports. Courts are pay and play and can be booked online up to seven...
Ealing Broadway / Castle Bar Park · Bookable
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