Edgwarebury Park

Edgwarebury Park is a fantastic place to play tennis for those who live or work in North London. Having been recently resurfaced in 2020, Edgwarebury Park boasts 2 x brand new hard tennis courts (macadam) that are available year-round. This site is in superb condition and is suitable to all playing levels from beginner to performance level pros!

So whether you’re looking for a fun, social game of doubles with friends, a casual hit with family or battling for bragging rights in a singles league match, Edgwarebury Park is the perfect venue.

We are delighted to offer this venue completely free of charge to the public but online bookings must be made in advance. No membership fee is required, it’s as simple as search – book – play.

Both courts are wheelchair friendly with a tarmac pathway right to the gate. Other facilities include a walled rose garden, playground, MUGA court, football playing fields and the Edgwarebury Park Cafe onsite is open Mon – Sun from 10:00 – 18:00.

If you’re travelling by car, then you’ll be glad to know there is free parking roadside on Edgwarebury Lane plus a few free places on the slip road on Edgware Way. The free parking can fill up at peak times and get busy, with weekends being a very popular time, so allow ample time to ensure you secure a space.

The nearest tube stops are Edgware and Stanmore, both of which are only a short 15 min walk to the facility which works out well for a gentle warm down after your booking.

There are no changing rooms onsite, however toilets are available, and these are open daily from 09:00 - 16:00.

Edgwarebury Park is a fantastic place to play tennis for those who live or work in North London. Having been recently resurfaced in 2020, Edgwarebury Park boasts 2 x brand new hard tennis courts (macadam) that are available year-round. This site is in superb condition and is suitable to all playing levels from beginner to performance level pros!

So whether you’re looking for a fun, social game of doubles with friends, a casual hit with family or battling for bragging rights in a singles league...