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Old 05-09-2007, 10:07 PM
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Default Lighted Free to Use Tennis Courts?

I just moved down here and I absolutely love it, but I'm wondering if anyone knows where any lighted tennis courts are that don't charge a fee to use? I'm living at 83rd and Union Hills in Peoria, so hopefully there's some courts close by. I went to the Paseo Raquet Club today, which says it's free to the public, but the snotty 16 year old who was running the desk said it was 3 bucks an hour to use the courts (which isn't bad), but with as often as I like to play, I'd rather not pay to play.
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Near Paseo is a park on Sweetwater and 51st Ave. Coming from where you are, you'll turn right on Sweetwater and the park will be on the left a little ways down. I don't know about playing at night, though.

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Old 05-10-2007, 12:41 AM
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I just moved down here and I absolutely love it, but I'm wondering if anyone knows where any lighted tennis courts are that don't charge a fee to use? I'm living at 83rd and Union Hills in Peoria, so hopefully there's some courts close by. I went to the Paseo Raquet Club today, which says it's free to the public, but the snotty 16 year old who was running the desk said it was 3 bucks an hour to use the courts (which isn't bad), but with as often as I like to play, I'd rather not pay to play.
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There is a park, Deer Valley Community center that has lighted courts as well and its free as far as I can tell. It's near 19th Ave & Union Hills.

I don't know what your level is, but I've been playing for about 3 years, i'd rate myself 2.5-3.0 so if you are looking for anyone to hit with, let me know!

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