Our neighboring cities have invested millions in modern tennis and pickleball facilities. Ventura's public courts are crumbling. It's time to change that.
Get InvolvedVentura's public tennis courts are in a state of serious disrepair while demand for court time has never been higher.
Cracked surfaces, faded lines, broken nets, and unsafe playing conditions -- these are the realities facing Ventura residents who want to play tennis or pickleball on public courts. Meanwhile, our neighboring cities have completed major renovations and built brand-new facilities.
Structural cracking across court surface at Camino Real Park
Surface delamination and cracking at court corner
Crumbling surface at line intersections
Every major city in Ventura County has invested in court infrastructure -- except us.
The City of Oxnard completed a full renovation of their public tennis facilities, including new court surfaces, LED lighting, and dedicated pickleball courts. The project was celebrated with a community grand reopening.
Brand new courts after renovation
Community grand reopening celebration
Youth coaching programs on new courts
Thousand Oaks Community Park features well-maintained tennis and pickleball courts alongside a full community center, playground, and recreational facilities -- a model for what integrated park planning looks like.
Well-maintained courts at TOCP
Integrated park and court facilities
Community center adjacent to courts
Camarillo has invested in court lighting upgrades (LED), dedicated pickleball conversions, and regular resurfacing schedules across multiple parks including Mission Oaks and Valle Lindo.
Mission Oaks Park facilities
Modern LED court lighting
Dedicated pickleball and tennis
Join your neighbors in advocating for renovated public tennis and pickleball courts in Ventura. Together we can make it happen.
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