Portland Tennis Center

Background and USTA PNW partnership Portland Parks & Recreation opened the Portland Tennis Center (PTC) in 1973.

More information about the USTA PNW partnership and the future of the PTC can be found in the press release or in the F requently Asked Questions section below.

For more information on repairs and improvements, see the press release announcement or visit the USTA PNW website .

The City-owned facility in Northeast Portland has 12 lighted tennis courts (eight indoor and four outdoor) and has provided year-round opportunities for tennis for more than 50 years as part of PP&R's Tennis program .

The City continues to own the facility, while the USTA PNW operates the center, provides programming, and is investing in improvements to support its long-term use.

How to use the Portland Tennis Center For information about how to use the facility, visit the USTA PNW Portland Tennis Center webpage .

Frequently asked questions Facility closure and phased transition timeline Is PTC closing, and for how long?

Yes, USTA PNW anticipates closing the PTC starting September 1 for approximately 16 to 20 weeks so that they can complete the necessary repairs to the facility, including repairs to the roof and the outdoor dome covering.

Capital improvements Will USTA PNW make improvements to the facility? If so, what improvements?

Yes, USTA PNW will make repairs to the facility, with the largest items being repairs to the building's roof and outdoor dome.

Memberships, pricing, and court fees How do I play tennis at PTC? Once the repairs are complete and the facility reopens, there will be many ways you can play!

You can walk into the facility an

In 2026, PP&R partnered with the United States Tennis Association Pacific Northwest (USTA PNW) to help preserve the PTC and expand tennis opportunities for Portlanders.

Where can I play tennis while PTC is closed? You can play tennis at one of Portland's many outdoor courts or at the Vancouver Tennis Center .