Prince Street Park Tennis Courts
Boston · MA
Clay · Outdoor
Free
Lights
Prince Street Park Tennis Courts in Boston, MA, feature clay courts that are free to use. The facility has lights, making it possible to play after dark, but there are no restrooms or water available on-site. Reservations are not required, allowing for flexibility in your playing schedule. Keep in mind, the facility does not have backboards for practice.
Hours & Cost
- Cost
- Free
Amenities
- Lights
- Indoor
- Restrooms
- Water
- Backboard
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the playing surface at Prince Street Park Tennis Courts?
- The surface is clay.
- Is there a cost to use the courts?
- The courts are free to use.
- Are the courts lit for evening play?
- Yes, the courts have lights.
- Do I need to make a reservation to play?
- No, reservations are not required.
- Are there restrooms or water facilities available?
- There are no restrooms and no water facilities.
Nearby courts
- Tennis Courts at Thoreau Path, Boston, Massachusetts 02114, United States Boston, MA
- Tennis Courts at 70 William Cardinal O'Connell Way, Boston, Massachusetts 02114, United States Boston, MA
- Tennis Courts at Peter Looney Park Boston, MA
- Tennis Courts at Leverett Circle Connector, Boston, Massachusetts 02129, United States Boston, MA
- Tennis Courts at Charlestown Sprouts Garden Boston, MA
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