Did you know that San José has been ranked one of the fittest and most active cities in the U.S.? This may come as no surprise since San Jose has 82 tennis courts and 43 sports fields, including eight lighted fields. Even better is the fact that you can reserve these sports fields for your sponsored teams, leagues or organized play. Field reservations occur on a seasonal basis, so make sure to check out the links below to get the current dates and procedures on reserving your field or court.

City of San José adult sports leagues are back.

• Register and see a full listing of adult leagues.

Reservations
To reserve a sport fields or tennis court for sponsored teams, leagues, or organizational play for the current season, contact the Field Reservations Unit, at (408) 794-6527 or complete and submit the Sports Field Application Form along with:

• A complete listing of sports fields or tennis courts available for reservation can be found in the Sports Field and Tennis Courts Matrix along with the Field Use Policy.
• All user groups / organizations must provide valid Certificate of Insurance listing the City of San José as a certificate holder and secondary endorsement.
• In order to receive a resident rate, the applicant (i.e., the person responsible for the activity, payment of fees, and provision of insurance) must live or own property within San José’s city limits. Verification of residence address will be required (a valid California driver’s license or current utility bill).
• Sports fields may be reserved for the fall season (September to February) and for the spring season (March to August).

Know if the Game is On
Permit holders should call the Field Conditions Hotline at (408) 794-6532 to confirm the status of the fields. The hotline will be updated as conditions change. Citywide Sports staff will make updates by 2:00 p.m., Monday to Friday or by 8:00 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

Groups are expected to make responsible decisions regarding field conditions and playability. Fields will be closed if any of the following conditions exist:

• A lightning or electrical storm is occurring
• A steady rain is falling
• Have mud on the bottom of your shoes after walking on the turf
• Hear a “squishy” sound when walking on the turf
• If a footstep leaves an imprint in the turf
• If the sod is removed easily with a shoe or cleat
• The grounds feels “spongy” and/or soil is frozen
• Water is standing on the field