California Institute of Technology

Eight regulation tennis courts, six with lights. 4 regulation pickleball courts

Uses: Physical Education classes, recreational tennis, recreational pickleball

FAQ:

• Do I have to check in?
  • Yes, all members and guest must check in at the welcome desk before accessing any of the Athletic Center facilities.
• Can I bring a friend?
  • Yes, we are happy to have your guests and dependents come with you to our spaces.  The daily guest fee is $10 per guest per day, payable at the welcome desk when you arrive.  To see our full guest policy visit the Membership Services page.
• Do you have equipment?
  • Yes, we maintain a small supply of equipment for your recreational use while at the Athletic Center.  You may check out the equipment at the welcome desk and must return it same day.
• Can I reserve this space?
  • Yes, this space can be reserved for registered Caltech student clubs or small member groups.  Please refer to our Membership Services page for more information on reserving spaces.
• How do I reserve this space?
  • To reserve this space, contact Heather Morgan, Associate Director: hmorgans@caltech.edu
• Can my children use this space?
  • Yes, in accordance to our Supervision of Minors Policy.
• Can I play in the rain?
  • All outdoor activities will be canceled immediately in the event of severe or ongoing inclement weather.  Inclement weather is defined as:
    • Rain. Moderate to heavy rain, causing flooding to the field.
    • Thunder or Lightning. Thunder or lightning within an 8 mile range or from the last time it is seen or heard.  Activity will be halted for at least 30 minutes or until the thunder and lightning activity are out of the 8 mile range.  This policy is in place to protect our staff and member safety.
    • Excessive Heat. When there is an increase of ambient air temperature or humidity, turf thermometers and the NWS Heat Index will be used to assess the potential danger of outdoor strenuous activity.
    • Poor Air Quality.  When the local air quality is poor (fire, smog, high pollen counts or other environmental hazards), we will continually evaluate the air quality to determine whether the fields remain operational.