Phoenix & Arizona Racquet Sports
Goodyear Recreation Campus Community Park Tennis Courts
Planning a game at Goodyear Recreation Campus Community Park Tennis Courts in Goodyear, Arizona? Find court access, fees, hours and directions below.
Location, Access & Court Details
| Address | 420 S. Estrella Pkwy., Goodyear, AZ 85338 |
|---|---|
| Public access | Court 2 is drop-in only; court 1 is reservable. First-come play, with waiting limits of 60 minutes singles/90 minutes doubles. Free-play status needs current confirmation. |
| Tennis courts | 2 |
| Court fees | Current reservation policy: $5 resident/$10 nonresident/$12 organization per court-hour. A 2022 city article explicitly describes outdoor tennis as free, but a 2026 zero-price drop-in statement was not verified; do not publish an unqualified current free-play claim. Separate light fee not stated. |
| Hours | Park daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m.; reservable court hours 8 a.m.-10 p.m. |
| Lighting | Lighted courts. Contact the facility for evening hours. |
| Facility contact | 623-882-7525 |
| Official website | Facility or park information |
Plan the Visit
Check admission and booking rules before you go. Park hours, tennis-center hours and light timers may differ. School, residential and resort courts may require permission, even when they appear on a public map.
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Where This Information Comes From
Updated November 6, 2026. For current fees, hours, lesson availability and court bookings, contact the facility.
Questions Before You Go
Where is Goodyear Recreation Campus Community Park Tennis Courts?
420 S. Estrella Pkwy., Goodyear, AZ 85338
Can the public play at Goodyear Recreation Campus Community Park Tennis Courts?
Court 2 is drop-in only; court 1 is reservable. First-come play, with waiting limits of 60 minutes singles/90 minutes doubles. Free-play status needs current confirmation.
What does it cost to play at Goodyear Recreation Campus Community Park Tennis Courts?
Current reservation policy: $5 resident/$10 nonresident/$12 organization per court-hour. A 2022 city article explicitly describes outdoor tennis as free, but a 2026 zero-price drop-in statement was not verified; do not publish an unqualified current free-play claim. Separate light fee not stated.