Parks and recreation source facts for public play: court counts, booking rules, lights, fees, checked dates, and park-page notes.
6
Places
6
Guide pages
6/6
Official photos
6/6
With map info
7
Source notes
Park pages included
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12 official photos
Sport mix is counted from listed public courts with checked park links.
Pickleball
6 public places
Tennis
5 public places
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Booking links
0/6
Easy to map
6/6
Pinned locations
6/6
Official photos
6/6
Photo count
12
Lighted courts
0/6
Drop-in listed
6/6
Shared-line courts
4/6
Indoor or mixed
0/6
No booking links listed.
No lighting details listed.
Sorted by checked park details first.
6 public places
#1
6 pickleball / 1 tennis · Drop-in friendly
Leslie Park has six dedicated pickleball courts and one tennis court; confirm current posted park rules before leaving.
#2
1 pickleball · Drop-in friendly
Veterans Memorial Park is open 6 a. m. to midnight; pickleball striping exists on one tennis court and requires a bring-your-own-net setup.
#3
true pickleball · Drop-in friendly
South Maple Park contains tennis courts with pickleball over-striping; Ann Arbor lists park hours as 6 a. m. to 10 p. and notes a small parking lot off Liberty Street.
#4
true pickleball · Drop-in friendly
Ann Arbor lists Allmendinger among city pickleball locations; city engagement materials describe Allmendinger as pickleball striping on tennis courts using the tennis net.
#5
true pickleball · Drop-in friendly
Ann Arbor lists Burns Park among city pickleball locations; city engagement materials describe Burns Park as having dedicated pickleball courts.
#6
true pickleball · Drop-in friendly
Ann Arbor lists Sylvan Park among city pickleball locations; city engagement materials describe Sylvan as pickleball striping on tennis courts using the tennis net.
RallyScope lists Ann Arbor U.S. public tennis and pickleball courts from parks and recreation pages.
Booking and drop-in rules are shown only when a park page supports them.
No. RallyScope does not guess live court availability.