Tennis Courts in Colorado

705 places to play, with 2,758 courts between them, in 176 cities and towns across Colorado. Homeowners' association and private courts are left out: these are the ones a visitor can actually use.

Cities and towns

Smaller towns

Acres Green, Avondale, Basalt, Berkley, Breckenridge, Cattle Creek, Cortez, Crested Butte, Delta, Englewood, Firestone, Fountain, Frisco, Golden, Idaho Springs, Inverness, Keenesburg, Keystone, Lamar, Mount Crested Butte, Nederland, Pueblo West, Rangely, Redlands, Roxborough Park, Silverthorne, Steamboat Springs, Sterling, Wellington, Westcliffe, Windsor, Woodmoor, Alamosa, Ault, Battlement Mesa, Beulah Valley, Buena Vista, Burlington, Carbondale, Cedaredge, Clifton, Cripple Creek, Derby, Dillon, Eaton, El Jebel, Ellicott, Estes Park, Federal Heights, Florence, Fort Carson, Fort Lupton, Fort Morgan, Frederick, Fruita, Georgetown, Green Mountain Falls, Gunbarrel, Holly, Hotchkiss, Howard, Indian Hills, Kiowa, Kremmling, La Junta, Laporte, Las Animas, Lazy Acres, Lincoln Park, Lone Tree, Lyons, Meeker, Milliken, Montrose, Monument, Mountain Village, Nucla, Orchard Mesa, Ordway, Pagosa Springs, Palmer Lake, Paonia, Perry Park, Pine Brook Hill, Rifle, Rocky Ford, Salida, Salt Creek, Sherrelwood, Snowmass Village, Stonegate, Telluride, Upper Bear Creek, Welby, Williamsburg, Wray, Yuma

City and town names from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Court details are crowd-checked; spotted something wrong? Report it from the court on the map.