Tennis and Pickleball Court Renovations at Howarth and Galvin Parks

Howarth Park Tennis Courts 2

Join Us for a Community Meeting 
October 19 at 5:30 p.m.  
Finley Community Center

 Recreation and Parks invites you to provide your input as we review options for court improvements at Howarth and Galvin Community Parks.  Anticipated improvements include a combination of court resurfacing, and rebuilding, where necessary, including replacement of net posts and other site amenities as needed. The project will also explore the possibility of creating additional pickleball courts either through dual striping for both tennis and pickleball play, or converting a select number of tennis courts to dedicated pickleball courts at one or both facilities. 

While the meeting will focus on improvements at the Howarth and Galvin facilities and to determine a favorable balance of courts for both sports between the two, the conversation will also speak to the current and future needs of both the tennis and pickleball communities throughout the City.

Community Meeting

Tennis and Pickleball Courts Renovations at Howarth and Galvin Community Parks
When: Thursday, October 19, 2023, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Where: Finley Community Center, Person Senior Wing, Room 5

For questions or more information, please contact Scott Wilkinson at [email protected] or call at (707) 543-3953. 

Howarth Community Park

Courts 3, 4, and 5 are currently closed!

We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as Santa Rosa Recreation & Parks (SRRP) works to rebuild and resurface courts 3, 4 and 5. Courts 1 and 2 will remain open for play and will be resurfaced as part of the court renovation project.  

Project Timeline for Construction: coming soon   

Howarth Park Tennis Courts numbered
Galvin Community Park
Galvin Community Park Aerial Tennis Courts

A note on Tennis & Pickleball…

SRRP realizes that additional pickleball courts are desired by the community however, at Howarth Park we anticipate preserving the current court layout with five tennis courts and four dedicated pickleball courts.  

We are however looking to create additional pickleball courts at other park facilities such as Galvin Community Park where the opportunity exists to convert a number of tennis courts into pickleball.  Stay tuned for more information and opportunities to provide input on how best to serve the current and future needs of both the tennis and pickleball communities. 

For questions or more information, please contact Scott Wilkinson at [email protected] or call the Parks main line at (707) 543-3770.