Tennis in Wandsworth
No clubs on Courting here yet, and nine public court venues across the borough.
Battersea Park is the centre of gravity for tennis in Wandsworth: sixteen courts on the operator's booking sheet, tarmac and carpet, floodlit and open through the winter. King George's Park adds ten more, half hard and half carpet, and Wandsworth Common has six, with smaller sites at Tooting Bec Common, Leader's Gardens on the Putney embankment and the open-access court at Vicarage Crescent.
That is a lot of court time for one borough, and none of it solves the bit that actually stops people playing: getting four people of roughly the same standard onto one of them on the same evening. Courting is what Wandsworth clubs use for that. It takes the booking, composes doubles that stay even, keeps the queue turning on a club night, and offers members games on the evenings they have marked themselves free.
The best way to play here
Clubs on Courting in Wandsworth
Join a club and the social side runs itself: fair doubles, a queue that keeps moving, and games that show up when you are free.
Find the nearest courts to you
Every club and public court in Wandsworth, in order of distance from wherever you are.
Looked up on our own servers, never stored, and never passed to anyone else. Your location, if you share it, stays in this tab.
Public and park courts in Wandsworth
Not in a club yet? These courts are open to anyone. Book the court with the venue, then start or join a session on Courting.
Several Wandsworth sites are run by All Star Tennis or by Enable rather than by the council directly, so booking pages differ between venues.
5 of 9 venues are plotted. The rest are listed below without a pin: two sources have to agree on a location before it gets one.
- Public court, verified
Open Wandsworth in Google Maps
- 1King George's ParkBook , King George's Park, opens in a new tab10 courtsSurface not listedPay and play
- 2Wandsworth Common Tennis and Bowls CentreWandsworth CommonBook , Wandsworth Common Tennis and Bowls Centre, opens in a new tab6 courtsSurface not listedPay and play
- 3Tooting Bec CommonBook , Tooting Bec Common, opens in a new tabCourts not listedSurface not listedPay and play
- 4Wandsworth ParkBook , Wandsworth Park, opens in a new tabCourts not listedSurface not listedPaid
- 5Roehampton Playing FieldsDetails , Roehampton Playing Fields, opens in a new tabCourts not listedSurface not listedFree
- 6Battersea ParkBook , Battersea Park, opens in a new tab16 courtsTarmac and CarpetPay and playFloodlit
- 7Fred Wells Tennis CourtFred Wells GardensDetails , Fred Wells Tennis Court, opens in a new tabCourts not listedSurface not listedFree
- 8Leader's GardensDetails , Leader's Gardens, opens in a new tabCourts not listedSurface not listedAccess not listed
- 9Furzedown Recreation GroundDetails , Furzedown Recreation Ground, opens in a new tabCourts not listedSurface not listedAccess not listed
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 Wandsworth: common questions
- How many tennis courts are there in Battersea Park?
- Sixteen on the operator's own booking sheet, a mix of tarmac and carpet, all floodlit and bookable year round. That makes it comfortably the largest tennis site in Wandsworth, and it sits beside the Millennium Arena on Albert Bridge Road.
- Who runs the public tennis courts in Wandsworth?
- It varies by site, which is why the booking links differ. All Star Tennis manages King George's Park, Wandsworth Common, Tooting Bec Common and Leader's Gardens. Enable runs Battersea Park and Roehampton Playing Fields on the council's behalf. The council lists all of them on its own tennis and padel courts page.
- Is there anywhere in Wandsworth you can just turn up and play tennis?
- Fred Wells Tennis Court on Vicarage Crescent in Battersea is the clearest option: the council describes it as open access to the court, with no booking system in front of it. Everywhere else in the borough runs through an operator's booking page.
Get a real game going in Wandsworth
Bring your club onto Courting and it runs the socials, fills the bookings, and keeps everyone playing. Free for clubs.
