How much does it cost to book a tennis court in Redbridge?

The council states £3 between 12pm and 5pm Monday to Friday, and £6 at weekends and from 5pm until closing on weekdays. It also describes courts in the borough that can be booked free of charge, so it is worth checking the site's own booking page for the slot you want before assuming a price.

Which Redbridge park has the most tennis courts?

Valentines Park in Ilford, with eight, then Clayhall Park with six and Goodmayes Park with four. Barley Lane Recreation Ground, Elmhurst Gardens, Loxford Park, Ray Park, Seven Kings Park and South Park in Ilford have two apiece, and Barkingside Recreation Ground has one.

Who runs the tennis courts in Redbridge's parks?

Vision RCL, the charitable trust that manages the borough's parks and leisure facilities for Redbridge Council. The council describes the courts as reopening after a £609,674 renovation managed by the LTA and funded by the UK Government, the LTA Tennis Foundation, the council and Vision. Booking runs through Play Tennis Redbridge, and the court gates carry a QR code as a shortcut.

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Redbridge runs ten park tennis sites through Vision RCL, from Valentines Park in Ilford, which is much the largest at eight courts, out to Ray Park in Woodford and Barkingside Recreation Ground. Clayhall Park has six and Goodmayes Park four; most of the rest have two. The pricing is by time of day rather than flat: the council states £3 between 12pm and 5pm on weekdays, and £6 at weekends and from 5pm to closing.

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Public and park tennis courts, with court counts, surfaces and how to book
	Venue	Courts	Surface	Access	Book
1	Barkingside Recreation Ground	1	Acrylic	Pay and play	Book , Barkingside Recreation Ground, opens in a new tab
2	Barley Lane Recreation Ground	2	Tarmac	Pay and play	Book , Barley Lane Recreation Ground, opens in a new tab
3	Clayhall Park	6	Acrylic	Pay and play	Book , Clayhall Park, opens in a new tab
4	Elmhurst Gardens	2	Tarmac	Pay and play	Book , Elmhurst Gardens, opens in a new tab
5	Goodmayes Park	4	Acrylic	Pay and play	Book , Goodmayes Park, opens in a new tab
6	Loxford Park	2	Acrylic	Pay and play	Book , Loxford Park, opens in a new tab
7	Ray Park	2	Acrylic	Pay and play	Book , Ray Park, opens in a new tab
8	Seven Kings Park	2	Acrylic	Pay and play	Book , Seven Kings Park, opens in a new tab
9	South Park, IlfordSouth Park	2	Acrylic	Pay and play	Book , South Park, Ilford, opens in a new tab
10	Valentines Park	8	Acrylic	Pay and play	Book , Valentines Park, opens in a new tab

1Barkingside Recreation Ground
Book , Barkingside Recreation Ground, opens in a new tab
1 courtsAcrylicPay and play
2Barley Lane Recreation Ground
Book , Barley Lane Recreation Ground, opens in a new tab
2 courtsTarmacPay and play
3Clayhall Park
Book , Clayhall Park, opens in a new tab
6 courtsAcrylicPay and play
4Elmhurst Gardens
Book , Elmhurst Gardens, opens in a new tab
2 courtsTarmacPay and play
5Goodmayes Park
Book , Goodmayes Park, opens in a new tab
4 courtsAcrylicPay and play
6Loxford Park
Book , Loxford Park, opens in a new tab
2 courtsAcrylicPay and play
7Ray Park
Book , Ray Park, opens in a new tab
2 courtsAcrylicPay and play
8Seven Kings Park
Book , Seven Kings Park, opens in a new tab
2 courtsAcrylicPay and play
9South Park, IlfordSouth Park
Book , South Park, Ilford, opens in a new tab
2 courtsAcrylicPay and play
10Valentines Park
Book , Valentines Park, opens in a new tab
8 courtsAcrylicPay 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 Redbridge: common questions

How much does it cost to book a tennis court in Redbridge?: The council states £3 between 12pm and 5pm Monday to Friday, and £6 at weekends and from 5pm until closing on weekdays. It also describes courts in the borough that can be booked free of charge, so it is worth checking the site's own booking page for the slot you want before assuming a price.
Which Redbridge park has the most tennis courts?: Valentines Park in Ilford, with eight, then Clayhall Park with six and Goodmayes Park with four. Barley Lane Recreation Ground, Elmhurst Gardens, Loxford Park, Ray Park, Seven Kings Park and South Park in Ilford have two apiece, and Barkingside Recreation Ground has one.
Who runs the tennis courts in Redbridge's parks?: Vision RCL, the charitable trust that manages the borough's parks and leisure facilities for Redbridge Council. The council describes the courts as reopening after a £609,674 renovation managed by the LTA and funded by the UK Government, the LTA Tennis Foundation, the council and Vision. Booking runs through Play Tennis Redbridge, and the court gates carry a QR code as a shortcut.

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