Tennis in Aurora

Aurora's tennis courts are public, except McMahon Park, home of the Aurora Community Tennis Club, which has limited public hours. Below: 6 places in Aurora, how to get drop-in times, and what it costs.

Places for tennis in Aurora

David English Park

206 Carisbrooke Circle, Aurora

2 courts or areas Outdoor

Dawn until 11 p.m.

Fleury Park

5 Aurora Heights Drive, Aurora

4 courts or areas Outdoor

Public tennis hours on courts 3 and 4; courts 1 and 2 can be reserved by permit

McMahon Park

76 Maple Street, Aurora

3 courts or areas Outdoor

Aurora Community Tennis Club; limited public hours

Norm Weller Park

250 McClellan Way, Aurora

2 courts or areas Outdoor

Shared tennis and pickleball hours

Summit Park

267 Orchard Heights Boulevard, Aurora

2 courts or areas Outdoor

Dawn until 11 p.m.

Thomas Coates Park

234 Mavrinac Boulevard, Aurora

2 courts or areas Outdoor

Dawn until 11 p.m.

How to get drop-in times

Play is first come, first served, rotating on the hour. Fleury and Norm Weller parks share courts with pickleball and post set tennis hours; Summit, Thomas Coates and David English parks are open dawn until 11 p.m.

  1. Pick a park from the list; check posted tennis hours on shared courts.
  2. Rotate on the hour when others are waiting.
  3. To guarantee a court, get a permit for Fleury Park courts 1 and 2.

What it costs

  • Public courts are drop-in; a permit is needed to rent Fleury Park courts 1 and 2. Source

Getting started

Outdoor courts in parks across the region, plus round robins and lessons run by cities and clubs.

  • Check court availability at Summit Park on LineChecks before you go (2026 pilot).
  • Tennis lessons return in spring and summer 2027.

Read the full beginner guide to tennis

Questions

Where are the public tennis courts in Aurora?

At Fleury Park (4 courts), Norm Weller Park (2), Summit Park (2), Thomas Coates Park (2) and David English Park (2), plus limited public hours at McMahon Park (3).

When can the public use McMahon Park?

Court 3 on Monday and Tuesday 12 to 3 p.m., court 1 on Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 3 to 9 p.m., and on Sunday court 1 from 3 to 7 p.m. and court 2 from 2 to 7 p.m.

Can I reserve a tennis court in Aurora?

Yes, with a permit for Fleury Park courts 1 and 2.

How long can I play?

Courts rotate on the hour when others are waiting.

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Sources: Town of Aurora: Tennis, Town of Aurora. Checked October 9, 2026.

Confirm with the city before you go: times can change at short notice.

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