Louisville Public Tennis Courts

The CVTA works closely with the Louisville Parks and Rec Department to monitor and maintain court tennis courts at the Louisville Recreation Center, Centennial Park and Pirate’s Park. We have also been instrumental in adding wind screens and lighting fixtures at some of the facilities. Please help out by reporting any problems you find, or by making suggestions for improvements.

As a Community Tennis Association, the CVTA conducts sanctioned tennis activities on public courts in the Centennial Valley area, primarily within the city of Louisville. Included here is a summary of public tennis facilities within the region and a Louisville court map.

Louisville Recreation Center

900 W. Via Appia Way
(approx. 0.4 miles east of McCaslin on Via Appia.)
4 courts with lights. In good condition. Hitting backboard.

Centennial Park - HOME COURT

Garfield Ave. at Regal St.
(1 block north of South Boulder Rd. on Garfield - 2 blocks west of Safeway.)
4 courts. No lights. In good condition. Hitting backboard.

Pirates Park - HOME COURT

Lafayette St. at LaFarge Ave. (1 block west of Main St. on Lafayette St. behind the middle school.)
2 courts. No lights. Great condition (resurfaced in 2000.) Hitting backboard.

Mission Green/Heritage Park

Lois Dr. at the curve.  (Pine St. to Hoover then south to Lois Dr. on right.)
1 court. No Lights. Needs attention and is oriented east/west. Hard to find.

Other

8 courts at Monarch High School with lights, around to the back side of the school.

Monarch High School - HOME COURT

Broomfield:

Legacy High School – HOME COURT

Lafayette Public Tennis Courts:

LaMont Does Park

South Boulder Road a few blocks east of Public Rd (287) on south side of street.
2 courts. No Lights.

Centaurus High School

(South Boulder Rd. just east of Centaur Village Dr.)
Has 8 courts.

Erie:

Arapahoe Ridge Subdivision

In the subdivision NE of the intersection of Arapahoe Rd and 111th Street.
2 courts.  No Lights.

Erie High School

Has 2 courts.


Superior:

There are no tennis courts available to the general public in Superior. The limited number of courts located in this community belong to homeowner’s or neighborhood associations. The CVTA has occasionally used the Rock Creek courts (Rock Creek Pkwy at Indiana) by prior arrangement for tournaments and socials.