Courts
8 Indoor, 4 Outdoor (with lights)
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Portland Parks and Recreation has announced a partnership with USTA Pacific Northwest. For decades to come, this partnership will revitalize Portland Tennis Center (PTC) into a modern recreation destination—expanding programming and access, introducing state-of-the-art court technology and investing over $2.3 million in capital improvements into the facility.
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8 Indoor, 4 Outdoor (with lights)
Hard Court
Adult, Junior, and Adapted
Portland, OR
City of Portland
Dedicated Free Parking
This partnership is built to enhance what you already love. We also know that change naturally brings questions. Explore the FAQs below for a closer look at timelines, programming, and what’s next.
Last Updated: August 17, 2026
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Investing over $2.3 million in capital improvements, we will close for approximately 16-20 weeks for Phase 1 to support this important revitalization effort. Here is a more detailed look at each phase:
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The men’s tennis team from Portland, Oregon, representing the USTA Pacific Northwest Section, captured the national title at the USTA League Adult 55 & Over 6.0 National Championships.
The mixed tennis team from Mountlake Terrace, Wash. representing the USTA Pacific Northwest Section, finished second at the USTA League Mixed 18 & Over 8.0 National Championships.
The women’s tennis team from Tacoma, Wash., representing the USTA PNW Section, captured the national title at the USTA League Adult 40 & Over 4.0 National Championships
“Portland’s nationally-renowned parks system is struggling,” began a news report earlier this year from Oregon Public Broadcasting.