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OutdoorUpdated May 12, 2026

Orem Community Tennis Courts

165 600 W, Orem, UT 84058, USA(801) 229-7154oremrecreation.com
Edited by the Find Pickleball Courts editorial team · Updated May 12, 2026 · How we research this
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Pan + zoom to spot the courts, they’re often tucked off to one side of the park.

Courts
2
Setting
Outdoor
Surface
hard
Lighting
Lighted
Access
Public
Hours
Open 24 hours
Reservable
Drop-in
Court type
Shared

Photos via Google Maps, Adilson Gaston, Steven Losee, Samuel Ochoa

The vibe

The Orem Community Tennis Courts are a 9-court tennis facility on the west side of Orem near Mountain View High School, with at least 2 courts striped for pickleball play. Reviewers, one of whom calls it the best in Utah County, praise the high-quality nets, lighting for nighttime play, and shade for hot afternoons. The complex is primarily used for tennis, including high school practice and matches during spring and fall, so pickleball availability is secondary and dependent on tennis demand. Open 24 hours.

Practical notes

Courts are open 24 hours. Be aware that spring and fall afternoons get booked up by Mountain View High School tennis practice and matches; usually at least one court stays open during these times. Lights can take 30-plus minutes to come on after dark per one reviewer. Two tennis backboards on site for solo practice. Parking near the courts is limited and can fill during school season; street and overflow lot are available a short walk away. Pickleball players should expect to wait for or share courts with tennis players.

Amenities on-site
ParkingFenced
What locals say · verbatim

What locals say

Verbatim
These Orem Community Tennis courts are, in my opinion, the best in Utah County. With 9 courts, pickle ball lines painted on at least 2 of them, good lighting for nighttime playing, great shade for hot days, and high-quality nets, these tennis/pickleball courts are always a safe bet if you want to have a fun time!
Tyler Blevins · Google review
Verbatim
Courts are well-maintained, and some of them have pickleball lines. No major major cracking, though the lights may take half an hour or more after dark to come on.
Taylor Wall · Google review
Verbatim
Most of the time they are pretty quiet, but watch out in the spring and fall, especially during the afternoon, because they are used for high school practice and matches... but even then, there is usually still one open court.
Kira Joy · Google review
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