Court finder
Every public, permit, and pay-per-play tennis court across Greater Vancouver.
159 courts found(38 not on map)
Public outdoor tennis courts in West Vancouver adjacent to the Ambleside seawall, recently renovated; three courts, no lighting.
Two public hard courts in downtown Vancouver at Andy Livingstone Park near BC Place.
Neighbourhood park with a single public tennis court in the Glenayre area of Port Moody.
Single public outdoor tennis court with practice wall in central Chilliwack.
Public hard courts at Balaclava Park in Arbutus Ridge/Kerrisdale.
Public tennis courts within Surrey's Bear Creek Park, a high-traffic regional park with durable hard courts and extensive recreational amenities.
Public outdoor tennis courts in the Dundarave area of West Vancouver with two unlit neighborhood courts shared with pickleball.
Public outdoor tennis courts at a central Coquitlam neighbourhood park.
Public neighbourhood park in Richmond with 4 unlit hard tennis courts.
Public outdoor tennis courts near Bonsor Recreation Complex in Metrotown with two hard courts.
Single lit public tennis court at Bradner Park in rural west Abbotsford.
Public outdoor tennis courts in Brentwood with two hard courts.
Public hard courts at Brewers Park in Kensington-Cedar Cottage.
Public outdoor tennis courts in Burnaby used by the Vukovic Tennis Group for programming; three hard courts.
Public outdoor tennis court in Burnaby Heights with a single hard court.
Large public outdoor tennis complex at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex; slated to be replaced by the planned Pacific Tennis Centre.
Public outdoor tennis courts at Burnaby South Memorial Park with three hard courts.
Public outdoor tennis courts on Cariboo Hill in Burnaby with two hard courts.
Single public outdoor tennis court at Carriage Park in Sardis.
Four public outdoor tennis courts at Centennial Park in Mission, used by the Mission Tennis Club for scheduled community play while remaining open to the public outside club times.
Public park with 5 unlit hard tennis courts in White Rock; free first come, first served play.
Burnaby's largest public outdoor tennis court cluster with 12 free-to-use courts on the west edge of Central Park near the Skytrain.
Public hard courts at Champlain Heights Park in Southeast Vancouver.
Five public hard courts on the False Creek south shore at Charleson Park.
Public outdoor neighbourhood tennis courts in Port Moody, resurfaced and reopened by the City.
Four public hard courts at Clark Park in Grandview-Woodland.
Public outdoor tennis courts in the District of North Vancouver on Nancy Greene Way.
Public tennis courts at Cloverdale Athletic Park in Surrey with 4 hard courts within a larger sports complex.
Public outdoor tennis courts in the City of North Vancouver; reserved periodically by the North Shore Community Tennis Association for scheduled community play.
Public outdoor tennis and pickleball courts at Confederation Park in north Burnaby.
Two public tennis courts and a practice wall at Connaught Heights Park in New Westminster.
Two public outdoor tennis courts at Cornwall Park in Chilliwack.
Public outdoor tennis courts in Burnaby with two hard courts.
Two public hard courts in Yaletown along the False Creek seawall.
Two lit public tennis courts in DeLair Park, Abbotsford, bookable online through the City's PerfectMind system.
Public outdoor tennis courts in the District of North Vancouver adjacent to the Delbrook Community Recreation Centre.
Four public tennis courts at Eagle Mountain Park in east Abbotsford. Courts are unlit; open 7am-10pm.
Public outdoor tennis courts at Eagle Ridge Park in Coquitlam.
Public outdoor tennis court in Burnaby with a single hard court.
Small neighbourhood park with a single public tennis court in Port Moody.
Public outdoor tennis courts near Edmonds Community Centre with two hard courts.
Public hard courts at Elm Park in Kerrisdale.
Public outdoor tennis courts in south Burnaby with two hard courts.
Two hard courts on Granville Island at the False Creek Community Centre; venue for the False Creek Tennis Club.
Public tennis courts in Surrey's Fleetwood Park with 2 hard courts.
Public outdoor tennis courts in Burnaby with three hard courts.
Public neighbourhood park tennis courts in Langley Township.
Two public hard courts at Garden Park in Grandview-Woodland.
Port Coquitlam's primary public tennis facility with six outdoor courts; shared with Port Coquitlam Tennis Club during member hours.
Public hard courts at Gordon Park in Killarney.
Public outdoor tennis courts on the Grand Boulevard greenway in the City of North Vancouver; four hard courts commonly referred to as the Grand Boulevard or Boulevard Park courts.
Three public hard courts in the heart of Commercial Drive at Grandview Park.
Four public hard courts in Fairview at Granville Park.
Two public tennis courts (no pickleball lines) at Grimston Park in New Westminster.
Public community park in east Richmond (Hamilton) with 2 unlit hard tennis courts.
Neighbourhood park in the Hammond area of Maple Ridge with a single public tennis court.
Public hard courts at Hastings Community Park in Hastings-Sunrise.
Tennis courts at Hatzic Secondary School in Mission, listed among Mission's public-accessible court locations.
Single public outdoor tennis court at Hazel Park in Chilliwack.
Tennis courts at Heritage Park Secondary School in Mission, listed among Mission's public-accessible court locations.
Public outdoor tennis courts at Hickey Reservoir Park, Coquitlam.
Public tennis courts at Hugh Boyd Community Park in Richmond with 3 lit hard courts.
Public outdoor tennis courts in West Vancouver; a proposed indoor bubble and pickleball facility partnership with Tennis BC was cancelled in 2024 after feasibility studies.
Three public tennis courts at Hume Park in New Westminster (under construction as of the city's latest listing).
Public outdoor tennis courts at Imperial Park in Port Coquitlam.
Public waterfront tennis courts with a practice wall at Jericho Beach Park (distinct from the adjacent private Jericho Tennis Club).
Public outdoor tennis courts in Burnaby; shared park with the private Burnaby Tennis Club site.
Public hard courts in Kerrisdale Park adjacent to the community centre and arena.
Public hard courts at Killarney Park in Southeast Vancouver, adjacent to Killarney Community Centre.
Public tennis courts at King George/Cambie Community Park in Richmond with 3 lit hard courts.
Four public outdoor tennis courts at Kinsmen Park in Chilliwack, named the Dorothy Kostrzewa Tennis Courts, also used for Chilliwack Tennis Society programming.
Public outdoor tennis courts in the District of North Vancouver next to Karen Magnussen Recreation Centre.
Iconic public hard courts with a practice wall at Kitsilano Beach Park, adjacent to the seawall and the Pacific Ocean.
Four public hard courts adjacent to Langara Golf Course in South Cambie.
Public park in Langley Township with tennis courts.
Indoor tennis facility with 4 permanent plexi-paved hard courts, supported by Tennis Canada in cooperation with Tennis BC.
Public park in the City of North Vancouver with outdoor tennis courts; pickleball courts are located just south of the tennis courts.
Single unlit public tennis court at Lower Sumas Mountain Park, Abbotsford.
Public outdoor tennis courts at Mackin Park in the Maillardville area of Coquitlam.
Public neighborhood park in the City of North Vancouver with four hard tennis courts popular for casual play; half-hour rule applies at busy times.
Public outdoor tennis courts at Mariner Park in Coquitlam.
Public outdoor tennis courts on the Maywood school site in Burnaby with two hard courts.
Public hard courts at McBride Park in West Point Grey.
Public neighbourhood park in Richmond with 3 unlit hard tennis courts adjacent to McNair Secondary.
Public hard courts at McSpadden Park in Grandview-Woodland.
Public hard courts at Melbourne Park in Renfrew-Collingwood.
Public tennis courts at Memorial Park in downtown Hope, part of a multi-use park that also includes basketball courts, playground, amphitheatre and the Japanese Friendship Garden.
Four public hard courts in Sunset neighbourhood at Memorial South Park.
Six public hard courts in Dunbar at Memorial West Park.
Richmond's largest public tennis facility with 5 lit outdoor hard courts and a practice wall, set within Minoru Park's broader athletic complex.
Neighbourhood park in Pitt Meadows with a single public tennis court.
Public hard courts at Moberly Park in Sunset neighbourhood.
Three public tennis courts with a practice wall and manual lights at Moody Park in New Westminster.
Single public outdoor tennis court with practice wall in the Sardis area of Chilliwack.
Public tennis courts co-located with the MSA Arena complex in Abbotsford with four lit courts managed by the City.
Two unlit public tennis courts at Mt. Lehman Community Park in Abbotsford.
Public park in the District of North Vancouver with six outdoor tennis courts; reserved periodically by the North Shore Community Tennis Association and STANS for scheduled community play.
Public outdoor tennis courts in Deep Cove; home courts of the Deep Cove Tennis Club during the April-October season.
Public hard courts at New Brighton Park on the Burrard Inlet waterfront.
Public park with two outdoor tennis courts on David Ave in Port Moody.
Public tennis-only indoor facility operated by North Vancouver Recreation & Culture, designated an official Tennis Canada Development Centre and home to one of the busiest indoor tennis operations in BC.
Public hard courts at Oak Park in Marpole/Oakridge.
Single public tennis court with practice wall at Old Schoolhouse Park in New Westminster.
Planned Tennis Canada regional training hub at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex with 12 indoor courts, 8 outdoor clay courts, and 8 pickleball courts; would be the largest tennis facility west of Toronto.
Public hard courts at Pandora Park in Hastings-Sunrise.
Public outdoor tennis courts at Panorama Park in the Westwood Plateau area of Coquitlam.
Public outdoor tennis courts in Tsawwassen; courts were scheduled to reopen in spring 2025 after reservoir upgrade.
Public outdoor tennis courts in the District of North Vancouver.
Pitt Meadows' main public racquet facility with tennis and pickleball courts at the city's large athletic park, recently resurfaced.
Two public-access tennis courts located at Pitt Meadows Secondary School.
Public outdoor tennis courts at the Poirier Civic Grounds complex in Coquitlam.
Port Moody's primary public tennis site with five outdoor hard courts adjacent to the rec complex near Burrard Inlet.
Six public hard courts at Prince of Wales Park in Arbutus Ridge, alongside Prince of Wales Secondary.
One of Vancouver's largest public tennis facilities at Queen Elizabeth Park, with 17 hard courts, a practice wall and night lighting.
Four public hard courts plus a practice wall in New Westminster's 75-acre flagship park, with manual light system activation.
Public outdoor tennis courts in south Burnaby with three hard courts.
Public hard courts at Robson Park in Mount Pleasant.
Public outdoor tennis courts in north Burnaby with three hard courts.
Public hard courts at Rupert Park in Hastings-Sunrise.
Two public tennis courts with a practice wall at Ryall Park in New Westminster.
Two public tennis courts with a practice wall at Simcoe Park in New Westminster.
Public hard courts at Slocan Park in Renfrew-Collingwood, steps from the 29th Avenue SkyTrain station.
Neighbourhood park co-located with Edith McDermott Elementary in Pitt Meadows, with a single public tennis court.
Large public tennis facility in Richmond with 8 lit hard courts adjacent to South Arm Community Centre, pool, and playing fields.
Public tennis courts with 4 unlit hard courts within South Surrey Athletic Park. Closed from late September 2025 to September 2026 for Sunnyside Reservoir upgrade.
Public outdoor tennis courts in north Burnaby near Burnaby Mountain with three hard courts.
Vancouver's marquee public tennis venue near the Beach Avenue entrance to Stanley Park with 17 hard courts, home of the Stanley Park Open.
Public tennis courts at Steveston Community Park with 2 lit hard courts; online/phone/in-person booking via Steveston Community Centre.
Public outdoor tennis courts in north Burnaby with two hard courts.
Public hard courts at Strathcona Park east of downtown.
Public South Surrey neighbourhood park with 2 unlit hard tennis courts, adjacent outdoor pool and playgrounds.
Tennis British Columbia's flagship indoor facility featuring 4 permanent indoor courts and a tennis lounge. Offers public bookings, programming, and tournaments with no membership required.
Six seasonal pay-for-play courts at the Beach Avenue entrance of Stanley Park operated by Tennis BC; bookable online.
Public neighbourhood park in Richmond with 2 lit hard tennis courts.
Public outdoor tennis courts at Terry Fox Park in Port Coquitlam.
Municipal sports centre in Chilliwack whose main floor is set up as four indoor tennis courts, hosting the Chilliwack Tennis Society's indoor winter season (October through May).
Publicly owned, privately operated indoor tennis facility with a fully insulated air-supported bubble covering five hard courts, offering pay-to-play bookings, leagues, and programs.
New Langley location of The Tennis Centre network with 6 indoor courts (and 4 future outdoor courts), a fitness centre, and an onsite childcare centre.
Full-service tennis facility with 6 permanent indoor hard courts and 6 outdoor red clay courts (the only ones in Western Canada), plus onsite Tennis Academy.
Public tennis courts in Richmond with 4 lit hard courts at Thompson/Burnett Community Park.
Coquitlam's flagship park with multiple outdoor public hard courts used by the Coquitlam Tennis Club during member hours and by the general public at other times.
Public hard courts at Trimble Park (West Point Grey Park) in West Point Grey.
Public hard courts at John Hendry Park (Trout Lake) in East Vancouver.
Park courts in the Tynehead area of Surrey. Tennis court count and specifics not verifiable from official sources.
Vancouver's only fully public indoor tennis facility, operated by UBC Recreation, featuring permanent indoor courts, an adjacent seasonal bubble, and an outdoor court.
Public park in Langley Township with 6 hard tennis courts within a larger community park complex adjacent to Walnut Grove Community Centre.
Four public outdoor tennis courts in Sardis used as the Chilliwack Tennis Society's primary summer venue.
Four public tennis courts with two practice walls at Westburnco in New Westminster.
Neighbourhood park with two public outdoor tennis courts in Port Coquitlam.
Public outdoor tennis courts in north Burnaby with four hard courts.
59.5-acre community park in Langley Township with tennis courts alongside 11 new dedicated pickleball courts, beach volleyball, basketball, and boules.
Public outdoor tennis courts in the District of North Vancouver on the Windsor Secondary campus grounds.
Single public tennis court at Yale Courts on Yale Court Road in Abbotsford, adjacent to the Great West Fitness & Tennis Club site.
Langley Township community park with newly-built tennis courts approved by council.
