Top tennis courts in Seattle
Amy Yee Indoor Tennis Center
4.3(116 reviews)
2000 Martin Luther King Jr Way S, Seattle
Tennis Courts in Seattle, WA
Seattle's court community is surprisingly hardy — players make the most of the dry summer months with popular facilities at Lower Woodland Park, Lincoln Park in West Seattle, and Jefferson Community Center, then move indoors at Seattle Parks facilities when the rain arrives.
Notable venues:Seattle Tennis Club
Tennis in Seattle
A local guide to the Seattle tennis scene.
Notable Facilities
Did You Know?
- Seattle Tennis Club (1890) is one of the oldest continuously operating tennis clubs in the western US
- Despite its rainy reputation, Seattle summers are dry and excellent for outdoor tennis
Best Time to Play
Dry summers ideal for tennis; indoor courts essential for rainy winters (Oct–Apr).
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