San Diego Mesa College Tennis Courts

Have to have a permit to park, $ 38 ticket even on weekends… that is even if you can play. The university had practice on the weekends and take all the courts. Not worth it, avoid. Terrible community relationships

Unless you are part of The Mesa college tennis team (or one of the rude coaches), do not go to these courts to play. All courts were being used and difficult to park. We will NOT be back!

Wow they done re-​done the courts! Looked good when I went a couple of Saturdays ago at 10:30 am. There was plenty of parking and lots of empty courts. Note that the Unilocal directions took me straight to the courts (it is a large campus, you know).

You know you’re in the right area when there’s tennis balls scattered around the grass fields and the parking lot, and the green fenced tennis courts (8) help too. But thats whats so great about this place. I don’t feel intimidated that I might go with people that are hitting it over the fence or who knows where because by the amount of balls surrounding this area, we’re not the only one. You can actually leave with more balls than you came with. But alas, there are good players that come here too
Parking Permits required on M-​F, but this place is great on weekends or if you have a permit. If you can make it here before sunset on the weekends then there’s always courts available without any wait unlike Miramar, but unfortunately lights only work on weekdays (til 10pm I believe) so have fun swinging wildly in the dark.
This place is well maintained, theres bathrooms nearby in the lockers, a (not so tasty) water fountain, and some benches. Parking is a breeze! Theres plenty of parking right in front of the tennis courts, except maybe during class time. Also, keep in mind that Mesa has times where they reserve tennis courts for their own classes.

They got 8 courts that are free for public use, as well as equipped with lights that operate up until 10pm. These courts are especially handy, as the only other set of multiple lighted public courts are at Miramar College. Unlike Miramar, however, Mesa requires parking permits M-​F 6a-​10p.