Tennis court

Overview

So, here's the lowdown on the tennis court at Heathervale. Once a lovely spot where locals could pop in for a free game, it's recently fallen off the map a bit, turning into a bit of a sore point for many families. The atmosphere isn't what it used to be, with the council raising taxes and benefits disappearing. It's a shame, really, because the court had potential for some good family fun and exercise.

You might still find a few players out there, but the buzz has definitely faded. Kids used to flock here for a casual hit about, but now it feels a bit neglected. If you're looking for a vibrant community vibe, this might not be your best bet at the moment.

What Your Child Will Do

• Have a go at tennis with friends or family
• Develop basic racket skills and hand-eye coordination
• Enjoy a casual, social atmosphere for play

Facilities and What's Provided

• Wheelchair accessible entrance and parking
• Basic tennis court setup
• Open play area for some casual fun

• Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible car park

Practical Tips

• Bring your own equipment - it's best to come prepared
• Weekdays tend to be quieter, so you might have the court to yourselves
• Parking is available, but check for any restrictions during peak times
• It might be worth calling ahead to check on the current state of the court

Opening Times

Check website for current hours

Facilities and Amenities

For Children:

• Tennis court for casual play

Accessibility:

• Wheelchair accessible entrance and parking

Parking and Transport:

• On-site parking available

Overall, if you're in the area and fancy a hit, it might do the trick, but just know it's not the thriving hub it once was. A bit of a shame, really.