🌳 Public Court 🌳 Outdoor ⬛ Hard 🔥 Popular

Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis

25851 Hawthorne Blvd, Rolling Hills Estates, CA
+1 310-541-4585

7-Day Forecast

Courts 8 tennis courts
Surface Hard
Setting Outdoor
Lighting None
Public Access Open to all

Overview

Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis is an outdoor public tennis facility in Rolling Hills Estates, Los Angeles, located at 25851 Hawthorne Blvd. The courts are open to the public. Members receive discounted hourly court rates; paid drop-in pickleball open play is $5 per person per day. There are 8 courts with a hard surface. The courts are unlit, so play is best during daylight hours. Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis is one of 5 public tennis facilities (6 tennis venues in total) in Rolling Hills Estates — nearby options include Batting Cages — Tennis Courts (154 m away) and Rolling Hills Estates Tennis Club at Ernie Howlett Park (159 m away).

What players say Positive

Players say Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis offers a peaceful, well-maintained outdoor tennis facility with 8 hard tennis courts set in a unique environment alongside horse stables and multiple other sports amenities. The courts are popular and often busy, with a friendly community vibe and helpful staff. While restrooms are available, they sometimes remain locked, which frustrates some visitors.

Courts & surface

There are 8 outdoor tennis courts with a hard surface, described as pristine and well-kept. The courts are white and shiny, indicating good maintenance, though one review referred to them as clean but packed during peak times.

Lighting & setting

The courts are outdoor with scenic ocean views nearby and adjacent horse stables, contributing to a quiet and pleasant setting. There is no mention of court lighting, suggesting no night play availability.

Booking & access

Tennis courts have residency requirements for use, and during peak times the courts can be crowded and busy. Courts can be reserved through city hall for groups. However, occasional frustrations exist with locked bathroom access, indicating some access management issues.

Members & atmosphere

The community atmosphere is positive and family-friendly, with staff described as helpful. The courts attract regular players, and the presence of a tennis club hints at an engaged membership. The location is quiet, peaceful, and not overcrowded, fostering an enjoyable experience.

Upkeep & cleanliness

The tennis courts are clean and maintained well, but restrooms are sometimes locked, dampening the experience for some. Parking and surrounding park areas are also well cared for.

✓ Well-maintained 8 outdoor hard courts✓ Quiet, scenic setting with ocean views a✓ Helpful staff and friendly community vib✓ Courts available for reservation through
! Restrooms sometimes remain locked! Tennis courts can get very crowded! Residency requirements limit court acces! No mention of lighting for night play

Hours & Popular Times

Today · Thu 8 AM–7 PM

Programs

Competitive Teams Available

Home to the annual Tracy Austin Doubles Tennis Tournament

Junior Programs Available

Private and group tennis lessons available from USPTA certified Tennis Pro Bob Krueger

Group Lessons Available

Group and private tennis lessons by USPTA certified Tennis Pro Bob Krueger

Coaching Staff 1 instructors

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Bob Krueger
Tennis Pro
USPTA certified Tennis Pro offering private and group lessons

Social & Leagues

Social Events Active

Hosts the annual Tracy Austin Doubles Tennis Tournament; free Friday afternoon play for community

Frequently asked questions

Where is Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis located?

Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis is located at 25851 Hawthorne Blvd, Rolling Hills Estates, CA.

Do I need a membership to play at Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis?

Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis is a membership-based club. Membership: Members receive discounted hourly court rates; paid drop-in pickleball open play is $5 per person per day

Are the courts at Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis indoor or outdoor?

Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis has outdoor courts.

What surface are the courts at Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis?

The courts at Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis have a hard surface.

Do the courts at Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis have lights?

No — the courts are unlit, so play is limited to daylight hours.

What other tennis courts are near Ernie Howlett Park - Rolling Hills Tennis?

Nearby courts include Batting Cages — Tennis Courts (154 m away), Rolling Hills Estates Tennis Club at Ernie Howlett Park (159 m away), and Silver Spur Park (955 m away).

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