Indoor Tennis Center
The Lake Oswego Indoor Tennis Center is CLOSED for remodel and will reopen after the project is complete. For updates on the Tennis Center project, please visit the Tennis Center Remodel page.
Adult classes and drill & play sessions are being held at Westlake Park courts on weekday evenings in June, July, and August. Click here to register for Adult Tennis Lessons.
Our youth Racqueteers Camps are being held at the Lakeridge High School courts this summer. All camp sessions are full.
Tennis Center Information
The Lake Oswego Indoor Tennis Center is a four-court facility open-year round to players of all ages and ability levels. The Tennis Center has been serving the community since 1974.
The Tennis Center is open to both Lake Oswego residents and non-residents. Courts are open every day of the year for hourly rental.
Throughout the year, Parks & Recreation offers tennis lessons for players of all abilities, ages five and up.
Other opportunities for play include Greater Portland City League and USTA league play. The Tennis Center is also the proud home of the only Special Olympics tennis program in the Pacific Northwest.
There are various tennis leagues in the Lake Oswego area. Learn more about the Greater Portland City League, USTA Leagues, and World Team Tennis below.
The Lake Oswego Tennis Center, with sponsorship from the Greater Portland Tennis Council, provides the only Special Olympics tennis program in Oregon.
The Tennis Center provides activities to challenge every tennis player such as lessons, drill and play, leagues, and weekly ladders.
The Tennis Center provides a wonderful place for young people to learn about tennis and to become competent in the sport. There are opportunities to learn and engage in both competitive and noncompetitive play at any age and ability level.
In addition to the Indoor Tennis Center, Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation has three outdoor tennis court sites:
- 2 at Westlake Park (14164 Bunick Drive)
- 1 at 1850 South Shore Blvd (next to South Shore Fire Station).
The National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) uses rating categories from 0 to 7. The ratings help all tennis players enjoy the game by providing a method of classifying skill levels for more compatible matches, group lessons, league play, tournaments and other programs. The rating categories are generalizations about skill levels.
Online Registration for Tennis Classes
Online Court Reservations