Tennis Courts at Douglass (Anna and Frederick) Park
Chicago · IL
Hard · Outdoor
Free
The Tennis Courts at Douglass (Anna and Frederick) Park in Chicago offer free access to hard surface courts. There are no lights for evening play, and the facility does not have bathrooms, water, or backboards. Reservations are not required, making it a convenient option for casual play.
Hours & Cost
- Cost
- Free
Amenities
- Lights
- Indoor
- Restrooms
- Water
- Backboard
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the surface type of the courts?
- The surface type is hard.
- Is there a cost to use the courts?
- The use of the courts is free.
- Are the courts lit for night play?
- No, there are no lights on the courts.
- Do I need to make a reservation to use the courts?
- No, a reservation is not required.
- Are there restrooms or water available?
- There are no restrooms or water available at the facility.
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