Tennis Courts at Prospect Gardens Park
Chicago · IL
Hard · Outdoor
Free
The Tennis Courts at Prospect Gardens Park in Chicago feature hard surfaces and are free to use. There are no lights, so they'll only be available during daylight hours. The facility does not have restrooms, water, or a backboard, and no reservations are needed. This setting could be suitable for casual play in an outdoor environment.
Hours & Cost
- Cost
- Free
Amenities
- Lights
- Indoor
- Restrooms
- Water
- Backboard
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the cost to use the tennis courts?
- The tennis courts at Prospect Gardens Park are free to use.
- What type of surface do the courts have?
- The courts have a hard surface.
- Are there lights for night play?
- No, the courts do not have lights.
- Do I need to make a reservation to use the courts?
- No, reservations are not required.
- Are there restrooms or drinking water available?
- There are no bathrooms or water facilities at the courts.
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