Tennis Courts in Vermont

172 places to play, with 550 courts between them, in 76 cities and towns across Vermont. Homeowners' association and private courts are left out: these are the ones a visitor can actually use.

Cities and towns

• Stowe14 places · 50 courts
• Dover7 places · 17 courts
• Bennington6 places · 15 courts
• Mendon6 places · 11 courts
• North Troy5 places · 7 courts
• South Burlington5 places · 21 courts
• Essex Junction4 places · 18 courts
• Lincoln4 places · 26 courts
• Manchester Center4 places · 13 courts
• Rutland4 places · 17 courts
• Windsor4 places · 8 courts
• Woodstock4 places · 16 courts
• Burlington3 places · 10 courts
• Derby Line3 places · 6 courts
• Hardwick3 places · 10 courts
• Jamaica3 places · 24 courts
• Jeffersonville3 places · 10 courts
• Lyndonville3 places · 7 courts
• Manchester3 places · 7 courts
• Middlebury (village)3 places · 16 courts
• Montpelier3 places · 12 courts
• Pittsfield3 places · 7 courts
• Randolph3 places · 6 courts
• Saint Johnsbury3 places · 7 courts
• Winooski3 places · 8 courts

Smaller towns

Barton, Bellows Falls, Chester, Holland, Londonderry, Moretown, Quechee, Richford, Saint Albans, Townshend, Waterbury, West Brattleboro, White River Junction, White River Junction VA Medical Center, Williamstown, Arlington, Barre, Bethel, Bradford, Brattleboro, Castleton, Colchester, Derby Center, Jericho, Johnson, Ludlow, Middlesex, Milton, Montgomery, Morrisville, Mount Holly, Newport, North Bennington, Northfield, Norwich, Orleans, Pittsford, Poultney, Pownal, Putney, Richmond, Rupert, Saxtons River, Shelburne, South Barre, South Royalton, South Shaftsbury, Springfield, Vergennes, West Rutland, Williston

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.