Nicholl Park
3230 Macdonald Ave, Richmond, CA 94804
6 courts ยท lights
Home of the Richmond Tennis Association programs. Local news describes six courts (2026) and evening lights (2020). The city sought bids in 2026 to renovate two courts.
Don't see a game that fits? Post one in the Tennis City app and name your day, time, court and level.
Public tennis courts in Richmond
Court rentals at Booker T. Anderson Park go through the community center at (510) 620-6793. Book or check rules.
Booker T. Anderson Jr. Park
Carlson Blvd and South 47th St, Richmond, CA
Local reports disagree on how many tennis courts remain alongside the newer pickleball courts.
Washington Park
636 S Garrard Blvd, Richmond, CA 94801
2 courts
The city's park pages don't list this park, so confirm the courts before you go.
Martin Luther King Jr. Park
Harbour Way and Virginia Ave, Richmond, CA
Tiller Park
Key Blvd and Sierra Ave, Richmond, CA
Details come from the linked sources and were checked in November 2026. Rules and hours change, so confirm with Richmond parks and recreation.
How it works
- Create a free Tennis City account and choose Richmond.
- See games in Richmond, the closest nearby cities and San Francisco.
- Join a game, or post your own for Richmond or San Francisco.
Questions
Where can I play tennis in Richmond?
Public courts in Richmond include Nicholl Park, Booker T. Anderson Jr. Park, Washington Park, Martin Luther King Jr. Park and Tiller Park.
How do I find a tennis partner in Richmond?
Create a Tennis City account and choose Richmond. You can join a game someone has posted or post your own with a day, time, court and level.
Can I play in San Francisco games from Richmond?
Yes. The games list has a San Francisco tab. Those games run through the Tennis City San Francisco group, which costs $5 a year, the same as for players who live in the city.
How do I get a court in Richmond?
Court rentals at Booker T. Anderson Park go through the community center at (510) 620-6793.