Fremont Tennis Center
City of Fremont Parks & Recreation · Private
Fremont Tennis Center is a City of Fremont Parks & Recreation facility on Stevenson Boulevard with 18 lighted championship courts and a clubhouse with a full-service pro shop. It runs youth tennis camps in which campers learn to play and finish the week with a friendly team competition, registered through the city's online activity system, alongside private, semi-private and group lessons, adult clinics, beginner pickleball classes, USTA leagues and tournaments. Camp ages, session dates and daily hours are not published on the center's page.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact City of Fremont Parks & Recreation directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Erik TamezMy go to place for Tennis. Bright at night so you can keep track of the ball. But you have to reserve the courts and you have a choice to rent a ball machine.Also it has a place for pickle ball👍
★★Ricky DongGreat courts but sometimes unfriendly staff. I understand there should be some policy to help run the tennis center. But the “6-ball policy” just doesn’t make any sense. Tennis court meant to be place for practicing and training, “6-ball policy” seems to make the tennis court here only for advanced players, which I totally disagree with the “6-ball policy”. Recent update: They change the management team and it gets worse. The light is out around 8:45 pm even the courts are fully booked to 10:00 pm.
★★★★Saravanakumar NagarajanFTC is a great place for Tennis and Pickleball. I usually play pickleball here, my review is more towards pickleball courts. FTC has only four good pickleball courts but the pickleball group has more than 580 members, most of them are active members, so it becomes hard to find courts. The courts are slippery, it should be well maintained.
★★★Sean WhiteGreat courts. Had some booking confusion with some guys who were on the court already who thought they had double booked. Then our court got invaded by a coach and his students ten minutes before the end time making us feel uncomfortable when they could have just waited outside like we did before our booking. Not ideal but I'll be more firm next time
★★★★★Akshay AyyanchiraFremont tennis center is quite big and have around 15 courts. But even then it might get busy. Make sure you call them and reserve the courts a day in advance (or even a week during good season). There is central park and lake Elizabeth around to either do a good warm up or wind down session after playing. Its open now (during covid times) and it requires you to have mask while in the premises. Playing doubles are also not recommended.