Royal King’s Park Tennis Club has the location and facilities to match its history.
Located less than a kilometre from the Perth CBD, members can enjoy facilities as good as many other tennis or squash clubs in the world. Due to the integration with Next Gen Health & Lifestyle Clubs, the club now has much more to offer.
Our facilities include
Twenty two grass courts
Six hard courts and two synthetic grass courts with lighting for night play
Five squash courts
A world class gym and aerobics room, spin room
Two 20 metre heated swimming pools – one indoor and one outdoor
Parking within 100 metres of the clubhouse
A licensed cafe/restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner
A reading area with newspapers and magazines
A creche
A pro-shop providing a good range of clothing, racquets and balls, and re-stringing services
A rooftop horizon swimming pool and terrace with spectacular views, ideal for relaxing after playing tennis or squash
Graded league tennis teams providing the opportunity to play competitive tennis all year round
Organised social tennis every Saturday and Sunday afternoon in which members can play for up to six “rounds” and enjoy afternoon tea. It’s serious if you feel competitive; it’s enjoyable if you prefer a more social hit out. Stay on after tennis and enjoy a drink and snack in the cafe with friends
Access to in-house tennis professionals who can help new or old members improve their game
PATRON
Royal King’s Park Tennis Club is delighted to have the support of its patron,
The Honourable Chris Dawson AC APM, Governor of Western Australia.
The Governor, His Excellency the Honourable Chris Dawson APM was sworn in as the 34th Governor of Western Australia on 15 July 2022.
State and International Reciprocal Clubs
By being a member of Royal King’s Park Tennis Club, you have the opportunity of visiting and playing at other well-known tennis clubs around Australia and overseas.
Before departing Perth, request a letter of introduction from the President via the Club office.
The Club, in addition to being a member of the Association of Centenary Tennis Clubs, has reciprocal agreements with the following Clubs:
AUSTRALIA
Melbourne - Kooyong Tennis Club
Sydney - RAC Club Australia
Adelaide - Next Generation Memorial Drive
Hobart - Domain Tennis Centre
Brisbane - Queensland LTA
Canberra - National Sports Club
OVERSEAS
Singapore - Singapore Cricket Club
Hong Kong, China -Hong Kong Cricket Club
Penang, Malaysia - Penang Sports Club
Bangkok, Thailand - British Club
Bengal, India - Ibiza Club
Greater Noida, India - The Stella Gymkhana
New York, USA - West Side Tennis Club, Forrest Hills
Boston, USA - Longwood Cricket Club
San Francisco, USA - California Tennis Club
Newport, USA - International Tennis Hall of Fame
Toronto, Canada - Toronto Lawn Tennis Club
Montreal, Canada - Mount Royal Tennis Club
Barcelona, Spain - Real De Polo de Barcelona
London, UK - Roehampton Club, Roehampton
Bordeaux, France - Villa Primrose Tennis Club
Johannesburg, SA - The Wanderers Club
Special Olympics Australia
Special Olympics Australia is part of a global inclusion movement using sports, health, education, and leadership programs every day around the world to end discrimination against and empower people with intellectual disabilities. Their volunteers create accessible sports training, coaching, and competition opportunities which are offered week-in and week-out in local communities throughout Australia. The funds raised will target tennis athletes for inclusion in the 2027 world games and to bring awareness to intellectual disabilities in Western Australia. The Governor’s Charity Tennis Day Event was organised by Royal Kings Park Tennis Club, Next Generation Clubs Kings Park together with Special Olympics Australia, with support and participation by our sponsors, and was media covered event. As Royal Kings Park Tennis Club and Next Generation Clubs we not only supported this event with the use of our facilities, catering and organisation team for the event, we are also want to develop the participation of people with intellectual disabilities in playing tennis through our accredited coaches and programs, and hopefully, we will have some Western Australian tennis athletes represent Australia at the games.