Tennis and Pickleball in Cocoa Beach, Florida

Cocoa Beach courts are at the city-owned Racquet Club, at Ramp Road Park and Cameron Barkley Park outdoors, and in the indoor gym on Ramp Road (city Tennis Club page; city Neighborhood Parks page; city Recreation Center listing).

The choice comes down to the surface and the setting. The Racquet Club is the Cocoa Beach site the city lists with clay courts and USTA certified professionals on staff (city Tennis Club page). The two neighborhood parks offer outdoor hard-court play without a club, and the Ramp Road gym is the indoor option, open on weekdays only (city Neighborhood Parks page).

The City of Cocoa Beach Leisure Services Department describes its role as caring for the city's parks, playgrounds, ball fields and open spaces and overseeing the Recreation Center, and its venue list includes a Tennis and Pickleball Complex (city Leisure Services page).

The Racquet Club of Cocoa Beach is a public tennis complex owned by the City of Cocoa Beach and operated by USTA Florida Section, open to players of all ages and skill levels (city Tennis Club page).

On the city page the court count is 2 lighted clay courts plus 10 hard courts, 6 with LED lighting, along with USTA certified professionals on staff, leagues, clinics, junior programs, group lessons and private lessons. A pro shop sells equipment and apparel and strings racquets. The club is at 4600 Tom Warriner Blvd, and its phone is 321-296-8182 (city Tennis Club page).

Walk-on court fees at the Cocoa Beach club are charged per person, include tax, and buy 1.5 hours of singles or 2 hours of doubles, with rates that change by time of day and court surface (city Tennis Club page).

The same Cocoa Beach page lists ball machine rentals at $12 for a 1.5 hour reservation (city Tennis Club page).

One wording difference between City of Cocoa Beach pages matters to pickleball players. The Leisure Services page lists a Tennis and Pickleball Complex with 12 courts total, including 2 clay courts (city Leisure Services page), while the Tennis Club page lists tennis courts and tennis programs and names no pickleball courts (city Tennis Club page). The club's number for questions is 321-296-8182.

The Racquet Club shares Tom Warriner Blvd with the Cocoa Beach Aquatic Center at 4800 and the city golf course at 5000, both on the Leisure Services venue list (city Leisure Services page). The Digital Towns guides to the Cocoa Beach Aquatic Center and the Cocoa Beach Country Club cover those two sites.

The outdoor courts at Ramp Road Park, 401 Ramp Road, can be played from 6:00 AM until 10:00 PM, and players who want them lit after dark pay $15 an hour for the lights (city Ramp Road Park listing).

Light time is reserved online or paid in person at 321 Ramp Road, Recreation Staff must approve each request, and weekend requests need approval by the Friday before (city Ramp Road Park listing). A separate Digital Towns guide to Ramp Road Park sets out the booking rules and the boat ramp, playground and other features that share the site.

Court players on Ramp Road also pay to park, because the park lot is now in the Cocoa Beach parking program, where an existing city permit is honored at no added charge (city Ramp Road Park listing). The city posts the standard rate as $25 for a full day of parking or $6 per hour, with at least 1 hour paid, enforced 7 AM to 7 PM daily (city parking information page).

On Alachua Lane, Cameron Barkley Park, once named Palmetto Park, offers tennis and pickleball courts along with a playground and a horseshoe pit (city Neighborhood Parks page).

The city's court page needs care for this Cocoa Beach park: under its Cameron Barkley Park heading, the Parks with Tennis and Pickleball Courts page prints the Cove Park description, a McNabb Parkway park with a dock, picnic tables, a playground and no restrooms (city Parks with Tennis and Pickleball Courts page). The Neighborhood Parks page carries the Cameron Barkley court description.

Questions about Cameron Barkley Park go to Leisure Services at 321-868-3252, the number the city gives for its neighborhood parks (city Neighborhood Parks page). For play after dark, Ramp Road Park is the Cocoa Beach court site with rentable lights on its listing (city Ramp Road Park listing).

The Ramp Road Recreation Center at 321 Ramp Road is a city gymnasium that lists pickleball among its features, along with basketball, Zumba classes, parking and restrooms (city Recreation Center listing).

Indoor play in Cocoa Beach follows the gym's posted schedule of 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM from Monday to Thursday and 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM on Friday, closed on weekends and all major holidays (city Parks with Tennis and Pickleball Courts page). Its own listing names the closure days, among them Martin Luther King Jr Day, President's Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve (city Recreation Center listing).

For session times, the Cocoa Beach gym listing links to a page of programs at the Recreation Center and to a calendar (city Recreation Center listing), and the Leisure Services page points to RecDesk for event information (city Leisure Services page).

Questions about the city park courts and the gym go to the Cocoa Beach Recreation Center at 321-868-3274, with 321-868-3252 as the alternate Leisure Services line; the Racquet Club answers at 321-296-8182 (city Leisure Services page; city Tennis Club page).

The Leisure Services Department describes its job as organizing recreation programs, sports leagues and community events for all ages, and managing city parks and facilities (city Leisure Services page). The Recreation Center's own number, 321-868-3274, is also the one printed on the Ramp Road Park listing for light rentals (city Ramp Road Park listing). Club matters, from lessons to leagues, go through the Racquet Club, which USTA Florida Section runs for the city (city Tennis Club page).

Last verified: October 21, 2026, by re-reading the Cocoa Beach Tennis Club, court parks, Leisure Services, Neighborhood Parks and parking pages and the city listings for Ramp Road Park and the Ramp Road Recreation Center.