Tennis & Padel Pim Mulier is one of the largest outdoor tennis and padel clubs in the Netherlands, located on the northwest side of Haarlem. The club operates from a spacious sports park with rural views and is easily accessible by bicycle or car from the Randweg, with ample parking available on-site. The facility features eleven smashcourt tennis courts and eight artificial grass padel courts, all equipped with lighting and playable year-round except during snow and frost. Tennis is available seven days a week for players of all levels, while padel welcomes beginners through experienced players. The club offers structured lessons through its Tennis Op Maat and Padel Op Maat programs, as well as regular internal competitions and tournaments. Court rental is available for non-members interested in experiencing the facilities. A volunteer-run cantina with a sun-exposed terrace provides a social space for members and visitors to relax before or after playing. The venue accommodates both casual recreational play and more competitive participation, with coaching available for juniors and adults across different skill levels.
Tennispark Duinvliet is a private tennis facility located at Elswoutslaan 11 in Haarlem, near the Overveen border in the Netherlands. The park operates as a rental facility serving Tennisvereniging Duinvliet (the affiliated tennis club), Tennis Kreatief school, and individual players. The venue is affiliated with the KNLTB and organizes competitive matches, tournaments, and social events for both seniors and juniors. The facility features multiple gravel tennis courts equipped with LED lighting for year-round play in both summer and winter seasons. Amenities include a welcoming tennis pavilion, shower facilities, and ample free parking on-site. The park operates under continuous camera surveillance for security purposes. Players can book courts on a casual basis from €18 per hour, secure seasonal contracts for fixed court access, or enroll in lessons through the on-site tennis school without requiring membership. The park encourages sustainable transport during evening hours, requesting that visitors consider cycling or carpooling to minimize traffic impact on the grounds. A regulated code of conduct maintains the facility's standards, including requirements for approved tennis footwear and respect for neighboring properties during late departures.