Located in on the corner of Mt Eden Road and Mt Albert Road, Three Kings Park is situated next to…read morethe Three Kings Shopping Plaza. It is a venue for sports such as cricket, soccer (football) and athletics. There is a basketball hoop in the park, toilets and even tennis courts. The tennis courts are available for public use free of charge - except on certain mornings when the courts are reserved (see photo). Three ashphalt courts are available. If you're wanting a hit, make sure you bring your own tennis balls as there doesn't seem to be a sports shop nearby. While the few cheap stores in the plaza sell what look like tennis balls, one worker thankfully told me "don't use them to play tennis, they won't bounce." The park is used for community events also such as 'Music In Parks' - I saw some of Tim Finn's set there there last year (on the way home from doing my grocery shopping)!

This is an awesome park. The scale of it is insane. There are a number of tennis courts and plenty…read moreof football (soccer) fields which are also handy for all the other sports groups out there. That's why whenever you go there to walk your dog or to just go for a mere stroll with a friend, you are likely to see the teams at practise on a Saturday morning playing a game or 10. The space is also great for little kids, they can run around for miles. And there is a relatively new and modern play ground set up, which also doubles as an exercise spot. It's a really neat place. I like to go there just to go for a walk and stretch my legs - get some fresh air. There are hills and plenty of stairs too, so it's a great place for a workout!

One of my favourite Titirangi parks to walk the dog is Crum. This is due to it's wide open spaces,…read morebush setting and a water hole for Labrador dog to wallow in, not to mention the other well behaved pooches who we see on a regular basis morning, noon or night. Whatever the weather, it is a good day to walk the dog, the other thing about this park is that in winter it's never too soggy to walk as there are concrete paths meandering through the fields. There are three soccer fields, well utilized by local teams. This park also has two tennis courts, playgrounds and clubrooms with toilets.

The titirangi tennis courts are amazing. Not only is this…read morevenue situated in the midst of titirangi and its beautiful green landscapes but it is also one of the nicest tennis courts I have seen in a long time. They are the blue and green kind with fencing along its court sides. The adjoining club rooms are also really cool. The inside spaces are really nice and are often used for other events as well. I remember there was once a massive shoe sale there from random shoe stores. It isn't one of those places where you can just pop in and play for a few minutes or sneak in through a gap in the fence, you really have to be a part of the tennis club, even for just a short while, or know someone who is part of it, to get in there.

The clubrooms at Titirangi Tennis & Squash Club double as a function venue. Granted you have to be…read morea member to book your special occasion here, or at least know of someone who is a member, but the facilities are really good. You could have over 100 people for cocktails and there is plenty of seating for lunch or dinner in the recently upgraded interiors, with bar and kitchen facilities. There are also two big decks to take advantage of. We had a recent Christmas lunch here, good friend had her big birthday here and another friend organized for her son's 21st here. Four tennis courts, new AstroTurf and flood lighting; indoor squash courts; downstairs gym. A top sports and social venue.

This is a very well utilized tennis club with eight quality tennis courts and tidy clubroom…read more On a recent visit to the club we played the local women, coming out top on the day. Very friendly players all around and keen to see us looked after on their home ground. While waiting for team two to finish their game we sat on the upstairs covered deck where we had a birds-eye view of the courts. This tennis club has been around for a long time and the membership is strong. If you are a local and love tennis I'd recommend popping in if you've not already done so.

This club has welcomed me as a visitor to the area by enabling me to take instruction from one of…read morethe pros and to play in the clinics and play with members. All 8 courts are synthetic grass, and have been resurfaced within the last two years. The courts and playing conditions are excellent. There is a bar and lounge area and I imagine the venue is filled during season. If I were residing here on a longer-term basis, I would definitely join!!

Friend and I had the chance to take 2 days of lessons w/Gordon during our trip to Auckland recently…read moreand he is a wonderful coach (technical) and we really enjoyed our time w/him. Highly recommend him. Our thx, Mary Ann & Nina

Ok, so I've never been to a professional tennis match but I do go to a tonne of sporting events so…read moreI feel like I am somewhat qualified to say that this stadium (is that what you call it?) is rad! Firstly, it's the perfect size - big enough that you feel like you're at the "tennis" but small enough that even if you are sitting in the nosebleeds (as we were) you still have a great view. I even forgot my glasses and still didn't have any troubles seeing the ball, which is really saying something. Secondly, the hospitality/food area set up out the back is great. This year they got Masu on board to provide a fancy food alternative, which I loved. Food at sporting events is normally so average - hot chips, hot dogs and the like - that it's an absolute treat to see a decent alternative for those willing to spend a little more coin. I have no idea what they use this stadium for year round - junior competitions I suppose - but I hope that it's maintained and continues to operate just as it did at this year's Festival of Tennis! Niiiiice work ASB Tennis Centre.

The ASB tennis centre at the bottom of the domain (off Grafton road) is a newly established tennis…read morecentre that is beautiful. For the last few years they have held the woman's ASB classic and the men's Heineken Open competitions in early January. As well as tennis competitions, the ASB tennis centre has coaching for people of all ages and allow non-members to come and hire their tennis courts for a period of time. There is a pro-shop on premise where you can buy all the latest tennis gear including rackets, balls even clothing. There is also a gym attached called 'Next Generation'. So if you're after a hit around, make your way down to this stunning new tennis centre in the heart of Auckland. You'll have a blast.

This park has netball courts and a large football / rugby field…read more Some of the cleaner public facilities I've encountered. Club rooms are run by the Ellerslie Eagels and there is a small kiddies playground at the Amy St side . The overall maintenance of grounds is really good , I always see council staff working here . A good flat outdoor space .