Crows Nest · Along the Pacific Highway
Tennis Courts, Coaching & Fitness a Few Minutes from Crows Nest
Crows Nest's cafes and the Pacific Highway strip sit a short trip from North Sydney Tennis & Fitness's courts and gym on Ridge Street.
From Crows Nest
~2 km / ~6 min drive (est.)By metro
Crows Nest Station to Victoria CrossAbout the area
A short trip down the Pacific Highway
Crows Nest is a fast-growing commercial and dining precinct on the Pacific Highway, with its own Sydney Metro station and a young, dense residential population.
It's a short trip down toward North Sydney Tennis & Fitness on Ridge Street, home to four synthetic grass courts above the carpark, plus coaching and a gym in partnership with Highlow Fitness.
- Pacific Highway dining strip
- Crows Nest Metro station
- St Leonards Park (nearby)
- Hume Street shops
Getting here from Crows Nest
Down the Pacific Highway toward North Sydney: ~2 km / ~6 min drive (estimate, confirm on Google Maps).
Crows Nest station, a short ride to Victoria Cross (North Sydney) on the Sydney Metro.
The courts sit above the public carpark on Ridge Street.
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What Crows Nest is known for
Crows Nest's identity is built around the Pacific Highway: a fast-growing strip of cafes, restaurants and bars, backed by a young, dense residential population and its own Metro station.
Pacific Highway & Hume Street
A dense run of cafes, restaurants and bars, one of the Lower North Shore's busiest.
Crows Nest Metro station
A Sydney Metro stop that puts North Sydney and the CBD a short ride away.
New apartment living
A fast-growing, mostly younger population with strong demand for gym membership and coaching.
Why Crows Nest drops in at North Sydney Tennis & Fitness
Courts and a gym, one Metro stop away
Crows Nest sits within reach of more than one SSMG venue, so it's worth being clear on the difference: North Sydney Tennis & Fitness's own offer is its four courts above the Ridge Street carpark and its on-site gym, not a golf offering.
Four courts, day or night
Synthetic grass courts bookable from 6am to 10pm on weekdays.
Gym & fitness membership
Group and personal training in partnership with Highlow Fitness.
Cardio Tennis
A full-body cardio workout built around tennis drills, no experience needed.
One Metro stop from Victoria Cross
An easy commute for Crows Nest's growing professional population.
Crows Nest locals ask
Questions from Crows Nest
Is there tennis in Crows Nest?
Crows Nest doesn't have its own dedicated tennis facility. North Sydney Tennis & Fitness, a short trip down the Pacific Highway, has four synthetic grass courts, coaching and a gym.
Can I get there by Metro?
Yes, Crows Nest station connects to Victoria Cross (North Sydney) on the Sydney Metro, a short ride from the centre on Ridge Street.
Is parking available near the centre?
Yes, the courts sit above the public carpark on Ridge Street, a short trip from Crows Nest station.
Is there a gym on site?
Yes, group training and personal training run in partnership with Highlow Fitness, with memberships that combine gym and court access.
Programs at North Sydney Tennis & Fitness
What's on for Crows Nest
Tennis Court Hire
Book one of four synthetic grass courts, day or night, seven days a week.
View Tennis Court Hire →ANZ Hot Shots
A fun, high-energy introduction to tennis fundamentals for toddlers and young children.
View ANZ Hot Shots →Kids Tennis
Structured junior programs building technical skills, coordination and a love for the game.
View Kids Tennis →Private Coaching
Private tennis coaching with a complimentary introductory session to get you started.
View Private Coaching →Cardio Tennis
A high-energy, full-body cardio workout built around tennis drills - no experience needed.
View Cardio Tennis →Fitness & Gym
Group training and personal training in partnership with Highlow Fitness, plus memberships that combine gym and court access.
View Fitness & Gym →Reviews
What players are saying
Greatly improved now that there is less sand on the courts. The bounce is now more consistent. The fences are a little too close to the baselines — deep lobs can be hard to return.
My local tennis court. Gets a bit sandy from time to time but thoroughly enjoy playing here, tennis on the weekends or one of Urban Rec's social sports like multisport or street soccer.
Competitions are run by Greg. He's a long time committed staff. Good lights. Great competitive tennis and good atmosphere. Soft base. Balls don't bounce very high.
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