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Public
Free walk-up. Seasonal.
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Access types, explained
Toronto tennis courts come in a handful of access flavours. Knowing the difference is the difference between an open gate, a locked fence, and a $70 indoor hour.
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Club hours
Free only in the posted window.
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Commercial
Pay by the hour. Winter’s network.
Public — free walk-up
01City parks. No fee, no membership, first-come, first-served.
- Mid-April through October. Nets down in winter.
- Trinity Bellwoods, Ramsden, High Park, Cedarvale, Eglinton Flats.
Public — reservable
02Still City courts. A permit can lock the hour.
- Book via the City listing on the venue page.
- Use this when a weekend walk-up will be a zoo.
Community club — public hours
03Clubs on City land. Free only in the posted window.
- Usually weekend mornings/afternoons + holidays.
- Beaches, Sir Winston Churchill, Howard Park, Rosedale.
School
04TDSB / TCDSB. Sometimes open after hours, sometimes fenced.
- Independent schools (UCC, Crescent, Havergal) are private.
- Have a public park as backup.
Commercial — pay to play
05Bubbles, domes, academies. Book by the hour. Toronto’s winter network.
- Peak indoor $40–$100 / court.
- Mayfair, Toronto Tennis City, L’Amoreaux.
Private, condo, members-only
06Not drop-in. Lawn, Granite, Boulevard, Cricket, condo courtyards.
- Catalogued so the map is complete.
- Not an Unseeded venue unless you already belong.
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FAQ
Before you go.
Which access types can Unseeded matches use?+
Walk-up public, reservable City courts, community-club public hours, and bookable commercial courts. Private and condo venues only if both players already belong.
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