The Laureate Park tennis/pickleball courts are located at the corner of Nemours Parkway & Upper Harden Avenue.


Tennis Court Rules:

• A reservation, via the Lake Nona App, is required for court use. Please see the home page for Lake Nona App instructions.
• Once reserved, you will receive an additional email an hour prior to your reservation time with the gate code. Please contact Artemis Lifestyles at laureatepark@artemislifestyles.com, for any issues with the gate code.
• Use of tennis courts is at your own risk
• Court hours are from 7am - 7pm
• Courts are for tennis/pickleball play only
• Guests must be accompanied by a resident
• No person under 16 is permitted without an adult
• Only tennis shoes are allowed on the court (no black soles)
• No food, glass containers or alcoholic beverages in the court area
• No pets are allowed in the court area
• No roller blades, skateboards or bicycles
• Do not abuse net or other equipment
• Management is not responsible for any accidents or injuries while using this facility

Additional Regulations:

• Court 2 can be reserved for Tennis or Pickleball play
• Advanced reservations are required and are limited to 90 minutes. Each resident is only allowed 1 reservation per day and 3 reservations per week. 
• Reservations can be made up until 10 minutes before the scheduled time. Walkups are only allowed if an already reserved court is not used after 15 minutes of the reservation.
• Reservation end time is a hard stop whether the game has ended or not.
• All cancellations must be made at least 10 mins in advance of the reserved time slot start
• No shows will count towards the weekly amount
• If play has not begun within 15 minutes of the reservation start time, the reservation is forfeited and a walk-up can take the reservation until the next reservation players arrive.
• Residents will be participating at their own risk and are encouraged to take appropriate measures to protect themselves, including following social distancing standards. High-risk individuals are encouraged to avoid crowds and other situations that may put them at risk. 
• A current resident may use the court to have a professional instructor teach them one on one. Group classes/instructions are not allowed.