Our second home
Bruce Castle Park
Courts beside one of Tottenham's oldest parks, with a café for coffee and cake and a room you can hire when you've got something to celebrate.
Opening hours
Courts 7am–6pm every day.
Café
- Monday 9am–3pm
- Tuesday 9am–5pm
- Wednesday 9am–6pm (closed for 6pm)
- Thursday 9am–3pm, 4pm or 5pm depending on the day
- Friday 9am–3pm
- Saturday 10am–4pm or 5pm (weather permitting)
- Sunday 10am–4pm or 5pm (weather permitting)
Finding us
Bruce Castle Park Pavilion, Bruce Castle Park, Lordship Ln, London N17 8NJ — a few minutes' walk from Bruce Grove station, with the courts near the park entrance.
Open in mapsWhat's here
Four tennis courts
Four courts bookable by the hour through ClubSpark, the same pay-as-you-go setup as Oliver Tambo. Quieter courts, ideal for a relaxed hit.
Book a courtThree pickle courts
Three proper pickle courts you can rent by the hour, booked online through ClubSpark just like the tennis courts.
Book a courtThe café & terrace
Coffee, cake, cold drinks and snacks, with terrace seating looking out over the courts. A good stop before or after a game, or just for a sit down in the park.
Coaching
Junior and adult sessions run here through the term, with holiday camps in the school breaks.
See coachingThe café
Open daily from 9am (10am at weekends); closing varies between 3pm and 6pm (weekends weather permitting)
A calm spot beside the historic park for coffee, cake and a sit down after a walk or a game. Snacks, soft drinks and proper coffee, with seating inside and out.
Hire the space
Available for kids' parties, adult functions, quiz nights and celebrations. Tell us the date and how many people, and we'll come back with prices.
Enquire about hireOur story
Tennis beside a historic Tottenham park.
The Pavilion brought its mix of tennis, coaching and proper coffee to Bruce Castle Park as a second home, with courts bookable by the hour and a café for players and park regulars.
Junior and adult sessions run here through the term, and the courts stay a relaxed, pay-as-you-go alternative to the Rec — all set within one of Tottenham's oldest green spaces.
About Bruce Castle Park
Bruce Castle Park is a historic green space in Tottenham and was the area's first public park, officially opening in 1892. The park covers around 8 hectares and is known for its mature trees, open lawns and peaceful surroundings.
At the heart of the park is Bruce Castle, a historic manor house that has served as a museum and archive since 1906. The park is also home to an ancient oak tree, believed to be around 400 years old.