Tennis Courts at Southwest Corridor Park
Boston · MA
Clay · Outdoor
Free
Lights
The Tennis Courts at Southwest Corridor Park in Boston feature clay surfaces and are free to use. The facility has lights for evening play, but does not offer restrooms or water. Reservations are not required, allowing for flexible use. The park setting provides a space for outdoor tennis without any associated costs.
Hours & Cost
- Cost
- Free
Amenities
- Lights
- Indoor
- Restrooms
- Water
- Backboard
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Frequently asked questions
- What surface do the tennis courts have?
- The tennis courts have a clay surface.
- Is there a cost to use the tennis courts?
- No, the tennis courts are free to use.
- Are the courts lighted for evening play?
- Yes, the courts have lights.
- Do I need to make a reservation to use the courts?
- No, reservation is not required.
- Are there restrooms or water available at the facility?
- No, there are no restrooms or water available.
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