Ada Park Fieldhouse
Chicago · IL
Unknown · Outdoor
Free
Ada Park Fieldhouse in Chicago, IL, offers free access for players. However, it has no lights, which may limit play during evening hours, and is an outdoor facility with no indoor courts. There are no bathrooms or water available on-site, and no backboards for practice. Reservations are not required, allowing for spontaneous play.
Hours & Cost
- Cost
- Free
Amenities
- Lights
- Indoor
- Restrooms
- Water
- Backboard
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Frequently asked questions
- Is there a cost to use Ada Park Fieldhouse?
- Use of Ada Park Fieldhouse is free.
- Are there tennis lights available?
- No, Ada Park Fieldhouse does not have lights.
- Is the facility indoors?
- No, Ada Park Fieldhouse is not an indoor facility.
- Are restrooms available at the facility?
- No, there are no restrooms at Ada Park Fieldhouse.
- Do I need to reserve a court to play?
- No, reservations are not required to use Ada Park Fieldhouse.
Nearby courts
- Tennis Courts at Cooper Park Chicago, IL
- Tennis Courts at Prospect Gardens Park Chicago, IL
- Tennis Courts at Edward H. White Park Chicago, IL
- Tennis Courts at 1252 W 104th Street, Chicago, Illinois 60643, United States Chicago, IL
- Tennis Courts at Crescent Park Chicago, IL
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