Dickinson Parks and Recreation aims to sustain and grow tennis in our community by offering opportunities for youth engagement. Many of today’s adult players were once participants in our programs. We strive to pass this passion onto future generations. The Dickinson Park District offers year-round tennis lessons for youth aged 5 years to 11 years old. After that they progress onto the club level playing until they reach high school.
Having the ability to host competitive invitational, regional, and state tournaments will create memories with local players for years to come. With the new Sanford Sports Complex being completed in 2023 provides homes for our softball and soccer players. The new sports complex and the tennis complex are located off the same street. We’d like to tie all of this together so we can promote tennis as much as the other sports.
4 existing tennis courts, (2 additional in phase 2), ADA accessible, parking lot, sidewalks.
Home tennis court for leisure and competitive play.
Dickinson Park District – $15,000
Dickinson Tennis Club is currently raising $25,000
Dickinson Booster Club – $10,000
USTA Northern Grant – $10,000
USTA National Grant – $28,750
We’re here to help
Requests for assistance with facilities, maintenance, and new capital projects are handle by Dickinson Parks and Recreation.
Approvals
Several approvals may be required before work on your project can begin, depending on project scope, budget, and community impact. All projects must have fiscal approval before moving forward. Download and return capital request form to [email protected] or turn into DPR Admin Office.
