Sanlando Park is a Seminole County public tennis facility located off Douglas Avenue in Altamonte Springs. The park opened in September 1978 with six lighted hard surface tennis courts, growing to 25 by 1988. Sanlando received the prestigious United States Tennis Association National Tennis Facility of the Year award in 1985, followed by the USTA Florida and USTA National “Organization of the Year” awards in 2010 for offering outstanding tennis programs for all ages and ability levels.
We have fun with the “Sport of a Lifetime” but we take our tennis very seriously. Our professionals are United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) certified and stay current on the latest techniques, playing formats, programs and instructional trends to provide a full array of adult and junior programs for all ages and abilities from beginning to advanced levels. We have a passionate commitment to helping our participants learn the fundamentals of the sport, good sportsmanship along with the healthy aspects of nutrition and staying fit. We also believe in helping our participants understand the importance of community and being a good neighbor. TENNIS in the PARKS, it’s more than just a game!
Sanlando Park is a tournament-ready facility with a great history of holding tournaments in the past with the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Division II Championships in 2007 and 2009. It also hosted the Atlantic Coast Conference Men’s and Women’s Tennis Championships in 2008, and multiple youth and amateur USTA regional and national tournaments throughout the country. Athletes that come here often praise the excellent customer service each tournament receives. If you’re planning a big tennis tournament, you can take advantage of additional courts nearby at Red Bug Lake Park and Sylvan Lake Park National Training Center, which gives you the ability to utilize 50 total courts.
“Sanlando Park’s amenities are exceptional and its employees are dedicated to serving the tennis community in the most helpful manner.” - Rollie Shea, President, Central Florida Tennis Officials Association
Features Include:
•25 hard lighted hard court tennis courts
•One tennis ball system court
•Eight four-wall outdoor racquetball courts which can be turned into hospitality rooms for coaches and officials
•Two outdoor basketball courts
•One beach volleyball court
•Four wallyball courts
•One jogging trail with 18 exercise stations
•Three pavilions within close proximity of the tennis courts
•Two shelters
•Two coaches offices with ice machine
•Playground area and one small open field
•Ability to use upstairs offices as tournament headquarters
•Support services include AED unit, on-site recreation representative, tournament director, and racquet stringing available
•Shower/locker/meeting rooms
•Wi-Fi, fax, phone and copy machines
•Emergency services available approximately two miles away at Florida Hospital in Altamonte Springs
•Approximately one mile from Altamonte Mall and diverse restaurants
•Located along the Seminole Wekiva Trail that links to more than 60 miles of trails throughout Orlando North
