Public tennis and pickleball courts in North Carolina

Official Chapel Hill pages list Ephesus Park with four lighted tennis courts, six lighted pickleball courts, schedule links, and public court rental/use context.

Wilmington lists two unlit pickleball courts at Greenfield Park with restrooms and water fountains nearby.

Raleigh Parks lists outdoor pickleball courts as open until 10 p. m. with lighting on a timer; confirm posted rules before leaving.

Raleigh Parks lists outdoor pickleball courts as open until 10 p. m. with lighting on a timer; confirm posted rules before leaving.

Piney Wood Park has 12 dedicated pickleball courts. Beginning July 1, 2025, service hours are 8 a. m. -8 p. daily; courts 1-8 are open play and courts 9-12 are reservable.

Beginning July 1, 2025, Durham lists Piney Wood pickleball court service hours as 8 a. m. to 8 p. daily; confirm current reservations before leaving.

Raleigh Parks lists outdoor pickleball courts as open until 10 p. m. with lighting on a timer; confirm posted rules before leaving.

Greensboro lists Smith Community Park with six outdoor pickleball courts open dawn to dusk for all play.

Wilmington lists walk-up tennis at no charge and fee reservations at Althea Gibson Tennis Complex, sunrise to 11 p. m.

Greensboro Parks and Recreation materials are used for Barber Park tennis tracking.

Durham Parks and Recreation materials provide public tennis context for Bethesda Park.

Mecklenburg County lists Beatty Park reservable tennis courts 5 and 6, open-play tennis court 4, reservable pickleball courts 2 and 3, and open-play pickleball court 1.