Kings Cross
Tennis a Short Trip from Kings Cross
The Kings Cross tennis courts at Rushcutters Bay Park are a confirmed 2-minute drive away. Five harbourside courts, coaching and a cafe, 1.4km from the Coca-Cola sign.
About the area
Down From the Coca-Cola Sign
Kings Cross has been the late night heart of Sydney for generations, known for its neon-lit Coca-Cola sign above William Street, erected in 1974 and still one of the city's most recognised landmarks.
The El Alamein Memorial Fountain on Macleay Street, built between 1959 and 1961, honours the soldiers who fought at El Alamein in the Second World War and remains one of the Cross's favourite meeting spots.
It's a confirmed 1.4km, a 2-minute drive, from Kings Cross to the Kings Cross tennis courts at Rushcutters Bay Park.
- Coca-Cola Sign, William Street
- El Alamein Memorial Fountain, Macleay Street
- Kings Cross Railway Station
- Fitzroy Gardens
Getting here from Kings Cross
A confirmed 2 minutes down through Elizabeth Bay or Rushcutters Bay Road.
Down Bayswater Road or Elizabeth Bay Road, a short downhill walk.
Street parking is available around Waratah Street and New Beach Road.
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What Kings Cross Is Known For
The late night heart of Sydney, with two landmarks recognised across the country.
The Coca-Cola Sign
Erected above William Street in 1974, the sign is one of Sydney's most photographed landmarks and known as the Gateway to the Cross.
El Alamein Memorial Fountain
Designed by Robert Woodward and built between 1959 and 1961, the dandelion-shaped fountain honours Australian soldiers of the Second World War.
The Late Night Heart of Sydney
From small bars to live theatre, Kings Cross has been one of Sydney's entertainment precincts since the early 20th century.
Why Kings Cross Drops In at Rushcutters Bay
Kings Cross Tennis Courts, a Confirmed 2 Minutes Away
One of the shortest, most reliable trips on our list.
A Confirmed 2 Minute Drive
1.4km through Elizabeth Bay, an easy trip any time of day.
Open Until 10pm on Weeknights
A good stop before or after a night out in the Cross.
A Cafe Waiting at the Finish
Scramble & Bean is on site for coffee after a set or two.
Kids Tennis From Ages 3
A short trip for Kings Cross families with young children starting out.
Ways to play with us
What's on offer for Kings Cross
Kids Tennis
Tennis Australia's Hot Shots pathway, from Kinder Tennis through to Ace & Super Squads.
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Social Tennis
Turn up, get matched and meet new players, midweek mornings, Friday nights and weekends.
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Night League
Singles and doubles across four divisions, 9 weeks plus a final. Join solo or as a team.
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Private Lessons
Fully personalised coaching in 30 or 60-minute formats, with 5- and 10-pack pricing.
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Adult Groups
Small-group coaching at three levels, capped class sizes, multiple weekly time slots.
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Ladies Clinic
Drills and match play across multiple courts, in small groups, finished off with a free coffee.
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