Courts

Check “Calendar” on the homepage for all court reservations. Notice the court numbers designated 1-6 that are reserved so you can choose unreserved courts for walk-up play! Click on an individual reservation to see both starting and ending times.

Arlington Tennis Center is a state of the art lighted outdoor facility with six public hard courts, shaded pavilion, bathroom facilities, water filling station, and park area. It is part of the Arlington Sports Complex and is open from sunup - 10:00 P.M. Lights installed by the same company that services the U.S. Open pro tournament can be activated as needed by the public between dusk til close using the automated system on the entrance gates to each set of courts. Once turned on, they remain on for one hour increments and flash a 5 minute warning before shutting off. To continue play, push button when warning signal begins flashing. The Tennis Center is under video surveillance and any vandalism will be prosecuted.

Summary of Facility Usage Agreement Regarding Scheduling of Courts

The Arlington Tennis Complex was built as a joint project between the Arlington Community Schools and the Town of Arlington. Arlington Tennis Organization holds the facility usage agreement with the town to provide all official programming outside of school usage held at this facility. In the event of facility limitations, the following priority system will be utilized:

  1. Arlington Community Schools (ACS) have first priority scheduling of all courts for school matches and practices during middle and high school seasons.

2. Official programming offered through Arlington Tennis Organization (ATO) has next priority scheduling with preference given in the following order: recreational youth programs, competitive youth programs, recreational adult programs, competitive adult programs, private lessons

3. Members of the community may walk up and utilize available courts on a first-come, first–serve basis for no charge. Check out the ACS and ATO schedules posted online on the homepage of Arlington-Tennis.com to ensure the best opportunity for open courts. Casual players may be bumped for ACS usage and ATO scheduled programs. However, ATO is committed to leaving ample unscheduled court time to encourage casual community play. When others are waiting, be courteous and restrict play to one hour. Report large unauthorized non-residential groups who monopolize court time while residents wait to the Arlington Department of Parks and Rec.

No lessons for profit are permitted outside of those offered by the insured staff of ATO.