How much does it cost to hire a tennis court in Brent?

£7.50 an hour for an adult and £4 for a junior, meaning under 16. There is also a rate of £5.50 an hour for a booking where no more than half the players are adults, which is worth knowing if you play with your children. The council notes that hire charges at Queen's Park may vary.

Which Brent park has the most tennis courts?

Gladstone Park, with eight full size courts and three mini-tennis courts, and it is the only site in the borough whose booking sheet lists floodlights. Preston Park and Queen's Park follow with six each, then Alperton Sports Ground with five, and Woodcock Park with four full size courts and two mini ones.

Who runs the tennis courts in Queen's Park, London NW6?

The City of London Corporation, which manages the park itself even though it sits inside the London Borough of Brent. Court bookings go through the park's own ClubSpark page rather than the borough's, and Brent flags that the hire charges there may differ from its other nine sites. It has six courts.

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Brent hires out fifty tennis courts across ten sites, and mixes full size and mini courts at the same parks: eight full courts plus three mini ones at Gladstone Park, four full and two mini at Woodcock Park, and pairs at Eton Grove Open Space and Vale Farm. Queen's Park is inside the borough but managed by the City of London Corporation, and books through its own page.

Brent also prices for who you bring rather than just for the hour: £7.50 for an adult, £4 for a junior, and £5.50 where no more than half the players are adults. Assembling that group is the part that goes wrong, every week, in a chat nobody reads in time. Courting holds the booking, builds sides that stay even for a whole set, and offers members games on the evenings they have marked themselves free.

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Public and park tennis courts, with court counts, surfaces and how to book
	Venue	Courts	Surface	Access	Book
1	Alperton Sports Ground	5	Tarmac	Pay and play	Book , Alperton Sports Ground, opens in a new tab
2	Chelmsford Square	4	Tarmac	Pay and play	Book , Chelmsford Square, opens in a new tab
3	Eton Grove Open Space	2	Tarmac	Pay and play	Book , Eton Grove Open Space, opens in a new tab
4	Gladstone Park	8	TarmacFloodlit	Pay and play	Book , Gladstone Park, opens in a new tab
5	King Edward VII Park	3	Tarmac	Pay and play	Book , King Edward VII Park, opens in a new tab
6	Preston Park	6	Tarmac	Pay and play	Book , Preston Park, opens in a new tab
7	Queen's Park	6	Tarmac	Pay and play	Book , Queen's Park, opens in a new tab
8	Roe Green Park	3	Tarmac	Pay and play	Book , Roe Green Park, opens in a new tab
9	Vale Farm Sports Centre	2	Tarmac	Pay and play	Book , Vale Farm Sports Centre, opens in a new tab
10	Woodcock Park	4	Tarmac	Pay and play	Book , Woodcock Park, opens in a new tab

1Alperton Sports Ground
Book , Alperton Sports Ground, opens in a new tab
5 courtsTarmacPay and play
2Chelmsford Square
Book , Chelmsford Square, opens in a new tab
4 courtsTarmacPay and play
3Eton Grove Open Space
Book , Eton Grove Open Space, opens in a new tab
2 courtsTarmacPay and play
4Gladstone Park
Book , Gladstone Park, opens in a new tab
8 courtsTarmacPay and playFloodlit
5King Edward VII Park
Book , King Edward VII Park, opens in a new tab
3 courtsTarmacPay and play
6Preston Park
Book , Preston Park, opens in a new tab
6 courtsTarmacPay and play
7Queen's Park
Book , Queen's Park, opens in a new tab
6 courtsTarmacPay and play
8Roe Green Park
Book , Roe Green Park, opens in a new tab
3 courtsTarmacPay and play
9Vale Farm Sports Centre
Book , Vale Farm Sports Centre, opens in a new tab
2 courtsTarmacPay and play
10Woodcock Park
Book , Woodcock Park, opens in a new tab
4 courtsTarmacPay and play

Venues, access and locations come from council and local-authority pages. Court counts, surfaces and floodlights come from each venue operator's own booking page on ClubSpark. A blank means no approved source states it. Last checked 28 July 2026.

Court locations come from OpenStreetMap. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence (ODbL).

Tennis in Brent: common questions

How much does it cost to hire a tennis court in Brent?: £7.50 an hour for an adult and £4 for a junior, meaning under 16. There is also a rate of £5.50 an hour for a booking where no more than half the players are adults, which is worth knowing if you play with your children. The council notes that hire charges at Queen's Park may vary.
Which Brent park has the most tennis courts?: Gladstone Park, with eight full size courts and three mini-tennis courts, and it is the only site in the borough whose booking sheet lists floodlights. Preston Park and Queen's Park follow with six each, then Alperton Sports Ground with five, and Woodcock Park with four full size courts and two mini ones.
Who runs the tennis courts in Queen's Park, London NW6?: The City of London Corporation, which manages the park itself even though it sits inside the London Borough of Brent. Court bookings go through the park's own ClubSpark page rather than the borough's, and Brent flags that the hire charges there may differ from its other nine sites. It has six courts.

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