Courts
6 outdoor + 2 indoor
Lights
Check on arrival
Cost
Free
Surface
Hard court
Rain plan
2 indoor courts
The rundown
Longwood Park is the neighborhood regular's pick — six outdoor courts and two indoor courts for when the weather turns. The morning crowd is loyal and welcoming, and the indoor option makes it one of the few public spots with a rain plan.
Good to know
- Outdoor courts — check the court-conditions ribbon on our homepage before heading out.
- Bring outdoor balls for outdoor courts — the 40-hole kind. Our gear guide has the short list.
- First visit? Mornings are the social window — that's when regulars play and rotations are welcoming.
- Hours and conditions change — verify before you go, especially around holidays.
Court questions
Is Longwood Park free?
Yes — public park, no fees.
What happens when it rains?
Two indoor courts mean play often continues — one of the few public parks with that option.
Is it beginner-friendly?
Yes. Morning drop-in mixes all levels, and regulars will fold you into games.
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