A guide to playing tennis
Almost all of East York’s tennis courts for evening play are free, and almost all let you turn up and play.
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Riverdale Park East is a public-park spot for a casual hit, with views of downtown Toronto’s skyline and space for other outdoor activities.
A public-park tennis stop with broad green spaces and easy access to lakeside walks and the boardwalk. It suits players who want to combine a casual hit with a relaxed outdoor visit.
Dentonia Park is a lively community tennis spot in a public park, suited to both casual visitors and regular local players. Programs are available for a range of ages and levels, with restrooms and drinking water on site.
Trace Manes Park suits visitors who want to combine tennis with other park activities. For focused practice, a ball machine is available on Courts 1–2 for an added fee.
A public park setting for a casual game, especially convenient if you are bringing children along.
Leaside Park is a public park where visitors can fit tennis into a longer outdoor outing. An outdoor pool offers another activity within the park.
Maryland Park is a calm neighbourhood green space suited to travelers who want to combine a tennis session with a relaxed park visit.
A relaxed public-park option in East York for casual tennis, with a water fountain on site. The wider park also includes baseball facilities.
We list 12 venues in East York, including Riverdale Park East, Kew Gardens and Dentonia Park.
Of these venues, 10 allow walk-in use. Each venue page shows how to book.
Yes. Of these venues, 10 can be used free of charge; each venue page lists the conditions.