Edgerton, WY

The Definitive Tennis Guide for Players & Visitors

Quick Guide for Visitors & New Residents

If you just arrived and want to play today, here is what you need to know:

  • Closest Hub: Casper, WY (about 40 minutes south of Edgerton).
  • Best Indoor Facility: 307 Tennis Club offers pay-to-play options, clinics, and the only indoor courts in the region. Visit 307tennis.com for schedules.
  • Best Free Outdoor Courts: Casper Tennis Complex (10 hard courts) and Washington Park (6 lighted hard courts).
  • Quick Matchmaking: Download the Court Reserve app to connect with local players at 307 Tennis Club.

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Why Edgerton & Natrona County are Great for Tennis Travelers

For the avid tennis traveler, this area offers a unique blend of rugged outdoor beauty and a surprisingly robust tennis community. You get the small-town charm and wide-open spaces of Edgerton, paired with the state-of-the-art facilities down the road in Casper. The local community organizers are incredibly welcoming to outsiders, making it easy to jump into a pickup match or a local clinic. It's the perfect destination for players who want to hike or fish in the morning and play a competitive match on premium hard courts in the afternoon.

Tennis Courts (Facilities)

Since Edgerton itself focuses on community parks with basketball and playgrounds, all major tennis infrastructure is located in nearby Casper.

Public Courts (Free Access)

  • Casper Tennis Complex (510 S. Beverly St.): The crown jewel of public outdoor tennis in the region.
    Details: 10 modern concrete/hard courts, stadium seating, fully lighted. Used for high school matches but open to the public when not reserved.
  • Washington Park Tennis Courts: A recently revitalized local favorite.
    Details: 6 hard courts, excellent lighting for evening play, and free to use.
  • Mike Sedar Park: Great for a quiet hit.
    Details: 2 outdoor hard courts, lighted for evening use.

Private / Club Courts

  • 307 Tennis Club (455 Thelma Dr.): Central Wyoming’s premier tennis facility.
    Details: Features the area's only indoor hard courts, plus outdoor courts and pickleball. Pay-to-play, guest passes, and memberships available. Book via 307tennis.com.

Community & Leagues

The local tennis community is active and closely connected. USTA Intermountain Section manages the local league play.

Local Leagues & Organizations

  • USTA Wyoming: They run men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles leagues (18+, 40+, 55+) out of the Casper Tennis Complex. Visit wyoming.usta.com to register for upcoming seasons.
  • Wyoming Tennis Association: For grassroots community events, advocacy, and regional tournament announcements, follow their official page at facebook.com.
  • Local Talent: While Wyoming is a smaller tennis state, players who excel locally often compete in the broader USTA Intermountain region (Colorado, Utah, Nevada).

Lessons & Coaching

Whether you are picking up a racket for the first time or looking to refine your kick serve, professional coaching is accessible.

  • 307 Tennis Club Pros: The club employs certified teaching professionals who offer both private lessons and group clinics. Programs range from "Tiny Stars" (ages 4-6) to Adult Strategy Clinics. Schedules and booking are available at 307tennis.com.
  • Independent Coaches: Occasionally, local high school coaches or former college players offer private lessons at Washington Park. Asking around the Casper Tennis Complex on a busy Saturday is a great way to find independent hitting partners or coaches.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find hitting partners of a similar skill level?
The most reliable method is to join the clinics at 307 Tennis Club or connect through the Wyoming Tennis Association Facebook group (facebook.com). The club uses the Court Reserve app, which is excellent for matchmaking.
What's the best way for short-term visitors to find matches?
Drop into a scheduled adult clinic or round-robin at 307 Tennis Club. These events do not require long-term league commitments and are perfect for visitors.
How can a 7-day visitor secure public or private court times?
Public courts at Washington Park and the Casper Tennis Complex are first-come, first-served and completely free. For guaranteed indoor time, you can book courts up to a week in advance by creating a guest account on 307tennis.com.
How do I join private or group tennis lessons?
Group clinics (Future Stars, Adult Beginner, Co-ed Strategy) and private coaching sessions are booked directly through 307 Tennis Club. Call them at (307) 337-1428 or use their online portal.
How can beginners and intermediates (NTRP 2.0-4.0) connect for matches?
USTA Wyoming runs local leagues catering to 2.5–4.0 levels. Reach out to the USTA Wyoming Executive Director via wyoming.usta.com to get placed on a roster, or join an NTRP-specific clinic at the local club.

Shops & Services (Stringing & Gear)

Need a fresh string job or a new grip? Here is where to go:

  • DICK'S Sporting Goods (Casper): Located at the Eastridge Mall, this is the most reliable local spot for racquet services. They offer professional stringing, grip replacement, and carry a selection of balls, racquets, and apparel. Visit dickssportinggoods.com for store hours.
  • 307 Tennis Club Pro Shop: The club provides essential gear, stringing services for members and guests, and expert advice on equipment.