Brighton-Le-Sands · Along The Grand Parade
Tennis, Pickleball & Basketball Courts a Few Minutes from Brighton-Le-Sands
A few minutes down The Grand Parade from Brighton-Le-Sands' restaurant strip, Scarborough Park has six tennis courts, eight pickleball courts, basketball and Hot Shots for kids.
From The Grand Parade
[confirm km / min drive]Along the foreshore
Lady Robinson BeachAbout the area
A few minutes down The Grand Parade
Brighton-Le-Sands is one of Sydney's best-known beachside dining strips, built along The Grand Parade on Botany Bay and famous for its Italian and Mediterranean restaurants.
It's a few minutes down The Grand Parade to Scarborough Park at Ramsgate Beach, making it an easy add-on before or after a walk along Lady Robinson Beach.
- The Grand Parade dining strip
- Lady Robinson Beach
- Cook Park
- Sydney Airport (nearby)
Getting here from Brighton-Le-Sands
Down The Grand Parade toward Ramsgate Beach: [confirm km / min drive].
The Lady Robinson Beach foreshore path runs most of the way.
On-site parking at Leo Smith Reserve.
Local tips
What Brighton-Le-Sands is known for
Brighton-Le-Sands' identity is built around The Grand Parade: one of Sydney's best-loved beachside dining strips, sometimes called the city's “Little Italy by the bay.”
The Grand Parade
A long run of Italian, Greek and Mediterranean restaurants and cafes facing Botany Bay.
Lady Robinson Beach
A wide, flat beach that draws crowds on weekends, with a foreshore path running its length.
Handy for travellers
Only minutes from Sydney Airport, making it a popular spot before or after a flight.
Why Brighton-Le-Sands drops in at Scarborough Park
Make a day of it: beach, dinner, then a game
Brighton-Le-Sands locals are already out and about along the foreshore; here's what makes Scarborough Park an easy add-on.
Social pickleball after dinner
Casual sessions with no membership required, a short trip from the restaurant strip.
Family Hot Shots
A structured, age-based start for Brighton-Le-Sands families.
Birthday parties on the courts
Multi-sport party packages from $21.50 a head.
Five sports, one site
Tennis, pickleball, basketball, soccer and volleyball in one visit.
Brighton-Le-Sands locals ask
Questions from Brighton-Le-Sands
Is there tennis in Brighton-Le-Sands?
Brighton-Le-Sands itself doesn't have a dedicated tennis facility. The closest venue is Scarborough Park Sports Centre, a few minutes down The Grand Parade at Ramsgate Beach, with six tennis courts and eight pickleball courts.
How far is Scarborough Park from Brighton-Le-Sands?
It's a few minutes down The Grand Parade, with the Lady Robinson Beach foreshore path also connecting the two.
Can I play pickleball casually?
Yes, casual hire and social pickleball sessions run across all eight courts, with no membership required.
What age can kids start Hot Shots?
Tennis Australia's Hot Shots program is open to kids aged 3 to 15, grouped by age and ability, from $24 a week.
Programs at Scarborough Park
What's on for Brighton-Le-Sands
Tennis
Book a court, join an adult clinic or Sunday competition across six courts.
View Tennis →Pickleball
Casual hire and social pickleball sessions across eight courts, no membership needed.
View Pickleball →Multi-Sport Courts
Three basketball courts plus soccer and volleyball, all on one site.
View Multi-Sport Courts →Kids Tennis (Hot Shots)
Tennis Australia's Hot Shots program, grouped by age and ability, from $24/week.
View Kids Tennis (Hot Shots) →Private Lessons
One-on-one coaching tailored to your goals, on or off the clock.
View Private Lessons →School Holiday Camps
Multi-sport school holiday camps across tennis, pickleball and basketball.
View School Holiday Camps →Reviews
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