Bear Mountain Tennis Centre is Canada's largest indoor/outdoor red clay court tennis facility, located in the Western Communities of Greater Victoria on southern Vancouver Island. Part of the larger Bear Mountain Golf Resort and Spa complex straddling Langford and Highlands, the tennis centre is supported by Tennis Canada and Tennis BC, reflecting its status as a premier training and recreational venue.The facility welcomes both resort guests and the general public with 90-minute court bookings and same-day walk-in availability. Players can access top-level coaching from Tennis Canada certified professionals for adults and juniors. The centre operates year-round with indoor courts open 7:30am to 9:00pm daily and outdoor courts 7:30am to dusk, with seasonal pricing reflecting bubble coverage during colder months. Day rates are $35 for outdoor season and $50 for indoor season.
Davisville Tennis Club is a 50-year-old community tennis organization located at the intersection of Mount Pleasant Road and Davisville Avenue in Toronto's Ward 10. The club operates six lit courts along the north side of June Rowlands Park on Millwood Road, available from 8am to 10pm most days.The club maintains a full clubhouse with free refreshments, lounge areas, and television. Members enjoy unlimited court access with no per-play fees once registered, along with complimentary tennis balls during prime time hours - changed every three hours. The organization runs junior camps, group and private lessons with qualified tennis professionals, and hosts social events including the annual Davisville Cup tournament. With over 550 full members, 120 daytime members, and more than 140 junior members, the club fosters an active and social atmosphere where players of all levels can participate in round robins, league play, and casual social tennis.
The Hamilton Tennis Club, located at 257 Duke Street in Hamilton, Ontario, is one of the city's premier tennis facilities serving both recreational and tournament players. Established in 1928, the club celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2018 and has built a reputation for fostering excellence in tennis through instruction at all skill levels.The club features clay courts available for booking online, with court time offered on the half-hour from early morning until 8:30 pm daily. Members and guests benefit from professional coaching provided by certified instructors with over 40 years of combined teaching experience. The facility includes locker rooms, showers, and other standard amenities. The club hosts multiple tournaments throughout the year, including men's and women's doubles, mixed doubles, singles events, and an over-60 division, while also emphasizing sportsmanship, physical fitness and community involvement.
Saville Community Sports Centre is a multi-sport facility operated by the University of Alberta's Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation in Edmonton, Alberta. Located on South Campus near the LRT station, it serves athletes at all levels, from recreational participants to Olympic champions.The centre features eight indoor tennis courts (available year-round under a dome from September to May) and nine outdoor courts, alongside a curling rink with ten sheets - currently Canada's national curling training centre. Additional facilities include a 9,000 sq. ft. gymnasium, basketball and volleyball courts in the West Wing (added in 2011), a fitness centre, and Kevin's Rocks-N-Racquets Pro Shop. The centre opened in 2003 and is home to University of Alberta athletic teams and many of Canada's top curling athletes.
South End Lawn Tennis Club is a membership-based tennis facility located at 949 Young Avenue in the South End of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Established over 130 years ago, the club has served the local community as a hub for tennis enthusiasts. The facility features three hard courts arranged among tree-lined grounds that provide members with privacy and a pleasant playing atmosphere.Court time is reserved through a booking system, with each session limited to one hour to ensure availability for all members. The club operates on a membership model and welcomes guests under specific guidelines, including day passes and short-term memberships for visitors. Members pay annual dues and gain access to regular programming and scheduled play opportunities throughout the summer season.
Tennis Manitoba is the provincial governing body for tennis in Winnipeg and across Manitoba, working under the umbrella of Tennis Canada. The organization oversees competitive and recreational programs for players of all ages and skill levels, from junior development through senior play. Tennis Manitoba operates multiple facilities including hubs at Deer Lodge and West St. Paul, along with partnerships at community centres like Corydon Community Centre and Norwood Community Centre, which offer both indoor and outdoor tennis courts. The organization runs a comprehensive range of programs and tournaments, including junior competitive and recreational streams, provincial team tryouts for U13-U18 players, and the Prospect Program for younger athletes. Tennis Manitoba provides access to certified coaches through its Coaches Corner and maintains quality standards for junior tennis instruction. The West St. Paul Access Centre and other facilities support year-round play, with programs adapting to seasonal conditions and utilizing specialized equipment like shorter racquets and low-compression balls for junior players. Courtside Racquets, an affiliated pro shop, offers equipment, apparel, and stringing services to members.
The Bubble Tennis Club is a winter-only indoor tennis facility located in Burlington, Ontario. Operating from October through mid-April, the club provides a climate-controlled environment housed within a large dome structure - the "bubble" - that allows players to enjoy tennis regardless of weather conditions.The facility features two lit courts shared with Appleby Tennis Club, available daily from 6 am to 11 pm. Membership is membership-based with no additional court fees, and the club offers both pre-booked and open court time for spontaneous play. An online booking system allows members to reserve courts and connect with playing partners. The club operates as a volunteer-run co-op with a community-focused atmosphere welcoming players of all ages and skill levels.
North Glenmore Park Tennis Courts is a public tennis facility located at 7305 North Glenmore Park Road in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The venue operates as part of the City of Calgary's network of approximately 66 outdoor tennis courts throughout the city, with the tennis season running from May to October.The facility features 4 public tennis courts surrounded by scenic landscapes and lush greenery. While the courts are unlit, the park provides a vibrant setting for play. An Automatic Player Matching Service - Tennis Round is available to connect players based on skill level and match history, making it accessible for players seeking appropriate opponents.