Public tennis is broad, but operating details are fragmented across local agencies
The scan found 109 named candidate facilities across Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. The directory below keeps the strongest public-facility matches and leaves details blank where a source did not publish them rather than guessing; call or check the linked page before traveling.
109
named candidates found
26
cities searched
2
counties covered
35
Mountain View courts citywide
courts
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Mountain View publishes the clearest complete inventory. Its city page says 35 courts at six parks and gives facility hours plus Cuesta booking instructions. mountainview.gov
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Redwood City is the simplest walk-on system. The sourced rule is free, first-come play from dawn to dusk, with lighted courts open until 10 p.m. tennispickleballcalifornia.com
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Menlo Park mixes free drop-in and paid reservations. Courts operate from 8 a.m. to sunset, or 10 p.m. where lighted; reservations use PerfectMind. menlopark.gov
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Missing does not mean closed or free. Many city park pages name and count courts but omit fees, booking, or tennis-specific hours; those cells are marked “check source.”
Facility directory
| Facility | City | Courts | Hours | Fees | How to book |
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Method: live web scan on 26 August 2026 across 1,800+ unique search results and dozens of city, provider, and court-directory pages. “Courts” is the number of tennis courts stated for that named facility, not pickleball overlays. School courts are included only where search evidence described public access; private clubs were excluded. Empty operational details mean the scanned source did not resolve the field.