DORCHESTER, MA COURT GUIDE

Dorchester Park Tennis Courts

Two courts in Dorchester Park.Choose your entrance together.

Two full-size tennis courts in Dorchester Park, with shaded seating elsewhere in the park. Agree on your entrance when meeting a partner: the park has approaches from several streets.

Dorchester ParkCourt area · Dorchester

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Courts
2 full-size tennis courts
Park address
2180 Dorchester Avenue
Park amenities
Shaded seating
Restrooms
No public bathroom listed

01 / PLAYING HERE

Tennis in Dorchester Park

Dorchester Park is a Boston public park with two full-size tennis courts. Meet at the court enclosure and follow posted use rules.

Managed by Boston Parks and Recreation. Official facility information ↗

02 / THE COURT IS ONLY HALF THE PLAN

Find your next hitting partner.

Find people to play with and agree on a time. A Rally game does not reserve a court.

No upcoming public Rally games are listed here right now. Explore Boston games to find another plan.

03 / GETTING THERE

Agree on an entrance

The official address is 2180 Dorchester Avenue. Other approaches include Adams Street, Richmond Street and Richview Street. Share the tennis pin so you can find each other inside the park.

04 / BEFORE YOU GO

Shaded seating for a break

The park has shaded seating and wheelchair spaces at tables and benches. The city lists no public bathroom.

A FEW PRACTICAL ANSWERS

Before your first visit

How many tennis courts are at Dorchester Park?

There are two full-size tennis courts.

Which address should I use?

Use 2180 Dorchester Avenue and the tennis pin. Adams Street is another approach around the park.

Is there a public restroom?

The city’s park-features inventory lists no bathroom.

KEEP ANOTHER OPTION IN MIND

More courts nearby

Moakley Park

Three listed tennis courts in South Boston, with its own reservation route.

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South Street Mall & Courts

A Jamaica Plain alternative with shared court-sport use.

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