Play tennis along the Hudson River at one of the Riverside Tennis Association’s three public locations in Riverside and Fort Washington Parks! Visit riversidetennis.org for more information.
Tennis
96th Street/Riverside Clay Tennis Assocation: 10 Red Clay Courts
Surrounded by flower gardens and lush lawns right on the water, these are the only outdoor red-clay public courts in the city and one of the very few in the nation. The Riverside Tennis Association, a Conservancy affiliate, manages this location and offers a wide array of tennis programming for all ages: adult and junior group programs, competitions, summer camp, private lessons and other events including picnics, parties and free concerts every Saturday night in the summer. Learn more about the clay courts and get involved at riversidetennis.org.
119th Street/Morningside Heights: 10 Hard Courts
These courts are nicely shaded, tucked into the trees near Riverside’s Bird Sanctuary and Pollinator Meadow. NYC Parks Department operates and maintains this location. Group and private lesson programs for adults and juniors are offered by the Riverside Tennis Association – View 119th Street Programs!
The 119th Street Tennis Association (119TA), a Conservancy User Group, raises funds for supplemental materials and maintenance through membership and donations tournaments and tennis ladders. Join the 119TA to meet other players, participate in tournaments, and help maintain the courts. Check out the 119TA Website here. You can also click here to join.
172nd Street/Fort Washington: 10 Hard Courts
The Fort Washington courts are located on the riverbank just south of the George Washington Bridge and the Little Red Lighthouse. This incredibly peaceful and scenic part of the park offers views of the Palisades and an escape from the bustle of Manhattan.
Lessons and summer camp and are offered by the Riverside Tennis Association – View Fort Washington Programs.