Tennis Courts in West Virginia

265 places to play, with 904 courts between them, in 148 cities and towns across West Virginia. Homeowners' association and private courts are left out: these are the ones a visitor can actually use.

Cities and towns

Smaller towns

Barboursville, Belmont, Big Chimney, Bolivar, Bridgeport, Buckhannon, Cheat Lake, Chesapeake, Clearview, Cross Lanes, Eleanor, Fairmont, Franklin, Glendale, Glenville, Grantsville, Kingwood, Logan, Milton, New Cumberland, Oak Hill, Oceana, Petersburg, Princeton, Rainelle, Ranson, Ravenswood, Saint Albans, Shady Spring, Shenandoah Junction, South Charleston, Teays Valley, Triadelphia, Verdunville, War, Westover, Williamstown, Alderson, Ansted, Augusta, Barrackville, Beaver, Benwood, Bethany, Bethlehem, Bolt, Bradley, Brookhaven, Buffalo, Chapmanville, Chester, Clendenin, Coal City, Cowen, Daniels, Danville, Despard, East Bank, Elkins, Fairlea, Gassaway, Gilbert Creek, Glasgow, Grafton, Harrisville, Hinton, Hometown, Hooverson Heights, Idamay, Inwood, Lavalette, Lesage, Lewisburg, Man, Masontown, Middlebourne, Mill Creek, Monongah, Moorefield, Morgantown, Moundsville, Mount Hope, New Haven, Nitro, North Hills, Nutter Fort, Paden City, Pea Ridge, Pennsboro, Philippi, Piedmont, Pine Grove, Pratt, Rand, Richwood, Rivesville, Robinette, Rowlesburg, Saint Marys, Salem, Shannondale, Shinnston, Sissonville, Smithers, Spencer, Stanaford, Summersville, Sutton, Terra Alta, Union, Washington, Weirton, Weirton Heights, Welch, West Hamlin, West Liberty, Weston, West Union, Wiley Ford

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.