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Description
Fraser Heights Park Tennis Courts
Fraser Heights Park has 6 public tennis courts in Surrey's Guildford area. The courts are lit for evening play, and there is a practice wall for solo hitting. Play is free and first-come, first-served.
Court details
- Tennis courts: 6
- Lights: Yes, lit for evening play
- Practice wall: Yes
- Cost & booking: Free to use, with no public reservation system. A City permit is required for organized play such as club sessions and lessons.
- Washrooms: Not confirmed
- Address: 10588 160 Street, Surrey, BC
- City: Surrey
- Official info: City park page
Good to know
- Four courts and a training wall are north of the recreation centre; two more courts are at the northeast corner of the park. There are also 2 pickleball courts.
Court rules in Surrey
City of Surrey courts are free to use. A City permit is required for organized play such as club sessions and lessons.
Location
The courts are at 10588 160 Street, Surrey, BC. Use the map on this page for directions.
Other tennis courts nearby
- Fleetwood Park Tennis Courts (2 courts, 5.5 km away)
- Mackin Park Tennis Courts (2 courts, 7.8 km away)
- Mariner Park Tennis Courts (Coquitlam) (2 courts, 8.3 km away)
See every court and club in our guide to tennis courts in Metro Vancouver.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Fraser Heights Park tennis courts free?
Yes, they are free public courts. Free to use, with no public reservation system. A City permit is required for organized play such as club sessions and lessons.
How many tennis courts are at Fraser Heights Park?
There are 6 public tennis courts.
Do the Fraser Heights Park tennis courts have lights?
Yes, the courts are lit for evening play.
Is there a practice wall at Fraser Heights Park?
Yes, there is a practice (hitting) wall.
Details checked against official city sources in November 2026. Court hours, lights and booking rules can change, so check the city's page before you go.
Photo: Tennis Racket and Balls by Vladsinger at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Illustrative photo, not of these specific courts.

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