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Warringah Recreation Centre

Warringah Recreation Centre, Pittwater Rd, North Manly NSW, Australia, North Manly NSW

There are six tennis courts with synthetic grass and clay surfaces and a dedicated Hot Shots court. In addition there are two new synthetic grass futsal courts and three squash courts. There is also a clubhouse with refreshments, pro shop and changing rooms with showers.

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Warringah Recreation Centre, Pittwater Rd, North Manly NSW, Australia, North Manly NSW

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