Tennis Courts in Fort Lee, NJ
Fort Lee has 29 mapped tennis courts at nine places. That ranks 6th of the 58 towns in Bergen County with tennis courts, where the average is 10. William Birch Park has the biggest cluster, nine in one place.
Of the named places, two are parks. Lights are recorded on nine of the 29. Nine of the nine places have parking within a short walk, and six have a playground nearby. The most common surface in Fort Lee is paved.
Pick a spot
Nine courts side by side, so a free one is likelier.
Tennis Courts in Fort Lee, place by place
William Birch ParkPark
9 courts9 litPavedParkingPlaygroundWilliam Birch Park leads Fort Lee with nine tennis courts. Lights are marked on every one of them, so evening games work here. Expect paved courts. The same park also has two baseball fields, one football field and one basketball court. On the practical side, there is parking on site and a playground on site. If it's busy, try the courts near William Birch Park, about 0.2 miles away.
Coytesville ParkPark
2 courtsAsphaltParkingPlaygroundThere are two tennis courts at Coytesville Park. They are not lit, so plan on daylight games. They are asphalt. You'll also find two basketball courts here. Within a short walk there is parking about 150 feet away and a playground about 150 feet away. The closest alternative is the courts near Coytesville Park, about 0.3 miles away.
Other tennis courts in Fort Lee
Four tennis courts near Constitution Park, near the center of Fort Lee. Parking on site.
DirectionsFour tennis courts near Fort Lee School #1, on the southeast side of Fort Lee. Parking about 150 feet away and a playground about 350 feet away.
DirectionsNear Whitney Lane Memorial Park, on the south side of Fort Lee: four tennis courts with no name on the map. Parking on site and a playground on site.
DirectionsNear Coytesville Park, on the northeast side of Fort Lee: two tennis courts with no name on the map. Parking on site and a playground about 200 feet away.
DirectionsTwo unnamed tennis courts sit near William Birch Park, on the northwest side of Fort Lee. Parking on site and a playground on site.
DirectionsOn the south side of Fort Lee, about 1.3 miles from the town center: one tennis court with no name on the map. Parking about 800 feet away.
DirectionsNear Whitey Lang Park, on the south side of Fort Lee: one tennis court with no name on the map. Parking about 650 feet away.
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How Fort Lee compares
For more choice, Englewood has 30 tennis courts, about 3.1 miles from Fort Lee.
Bergen County has 562 tennis courts in all, spread over 58 towns; besides Fort Lee, Paramus (44), Alpine (34) and Mahwah (34) have the most.
Fort Lee is not only about tennis: it also has 15 basketball courts, eight baseball fields and two football fields.
| Town | Courts | Lit | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leonia | 14 | – | 1.4 mi |
| Palisades Park | 5 | – | 1.4 mi |
| Edgewater | 7 | – | 1.6 mi |
| Ridgefield | 4 | – | 1.7 mi |
| Cliffside Park | 14 | 4 | 1.9 mi |
| Ridgefield Park | 4 | – | 2.1 mi |
| Englewood | 30 | – | 3.1 mi |
| Englewood Cliffs | 6 | – | 3.3 mi |
Plan your visit
- Two courts are marked as private (clubs, schools or members only), so check before you go.
- No restrooms are mapped near any of Fort Lee's tennis courts, so plan ahead.
- For permits, fees and hours, check with Fort Lee's recreation department.
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