Tennis in Vaughan: Courts, Clubs, Lessons & Junior Programs

Public tennis courts in Vaughan

Last updated October 16, 2026

The City of Vaughan maintains 134 courts at 58 locations (71 lit) [source]. This directory lists 59 park locations (26 with lights) from the City's court inventory and newer City notices, with sources for each. Courts open and close as parks are rebuilt; if something has changed, email [email protected].

Community

Park	Community	Address	Courts	Lights	Surface	Map · sources
Ahmadyyia Park	Maple	140 Murray Farm Lane	2	No	—	Map [1]
Anthony Locilento Park	Woodbridge	351 Velmar Dr.	3	Yes	—	Map [1] [2]
Bathurst Estates Park	Thornhill	99 Campbell Ave.	3	No	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Bindertwine Park Home of Vaughan Tennis Club; members have priority during club permit hours.	Kleinburg	299 Stegman's Mill Rd.	3	Yes	Hard	Map [1] [2] [3] [4]
Brett Yerex Park	Maple	177 Springside Rd.	1	No	—	Map [1] [2]
Cannes Park Surface and fence repairs in 2025.	Woodbridge	100 Cannes Ave.	2	—	—	Map [1] [2]
Carrville District Park Next to Carrville Community Centre; tennis and pickleball courts opened in 2024.	Carrville	266 Valley Vista Dr.	—	—	—	Map [1] [2]
Chatfield District Park Dedicated pickleball courts being added beside the tennis courts.	Woodbridge	100 Lawford Rd.	4	Yes	Hard	Map [1] [2] [3] [4]
Civic Park	Maple	2141 Major Mackenzie Dr. W.	2	No	Hard	Map [1] [2] [3]
Conley Park South	Thornhill	135 Conley St.	3	Yes	Hard	Map [1] [2] [3]
Crofters Park	Woodbridge	225 Crofters Rd.	2	No	—	Map [1]
Dufferin District Park Thornhill Park Tennis Club has permit hours here.	Thornhill	1441 Clark Ave. W.	3	No	Acrylic hard court	Map [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
George Stegman Park New surface, nets and fencing in 2025.	Woodbridge	460 Aberdeen Ave.	3	No	Acrylic hard court	Map [1] [2]
Giovanni Caboto Park	Woodbridge	75 Matthew Dr.	3	Yes	—	Map [1] [2] [3] [4]
Glen Shields Park Rebuilt with the park; surface repairs in October 2025.	Concord	140 Glen Shields Ave.	3	Yes	Acrylic hard court	Map [1] [2] [3] [4]
Hawstone Park	Woodbridge	80 Hawstone Rd.	1	No	—	Map [1]
Hefhill Park	Thornhill	27 Hefhill Ct.	2	No	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Joey Panetta Park	Woodbridge	88 Marieta St.	3	Yes	Hard	Map [1] [2] [3]
Kiloran Park	Woodbridge	300 Wycliffe Ave.	3	Yes	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
King High Park	Thornhill	201 King High Dr.	1	No	—	Map [1]
Komura Park	Concord	140 Komura Rd.	1	No	—	Map [1]
LeParc Park	Concord	172 Connie Cres.	2	Yes	—	Map [1]
Mapes Park	Woodbridge	190 Mapes Ave.	2	No	—	Map [1] [2]
Maple Community District Park	Maple	101 McNaughton Rd. E.	2	Yes	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Maple Trails Park	Maple	61 Athabasca Dr.	1	No	—	Map [1]
Marco Park New courts when the park was rebuilt around 2020.	Woodbridge	301 Airdrie Dr.	2	Yes	Hard	Map [1] [2] [3]
Mast Park	Maple	195 Mast Rd.	1	No	—	Map [1]
Matthew Park Court upgrades 2025–26. Vaughan Tennis Club has permit hours here.	Woodbridge	1 Villa Royale Ave.	3	Yes	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Max Eisen Memorial Park (formerly York Hill District Park) Reopened in 2026 with 4 tennis and 4 dedicated pickleball courts; final work runs to December 2026.	Thornhill	330 York Hill Blvd.	4	Yes	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Maxey Park	Woodbridge	199 Willis Rd.	2	Yes	Hard	Map [1] [2] [3] [4]
McClure Meadows Park	Woodbridge	8921 Martin Grove Rd.	2	No	—	Map [1]
Melville Park	Maple	201 Melville Ave.	2	No	—	Map [1] [2]
Mill Race Park	Maple	310 Thomas Cook Ave.	2	No	—	Map [1] [2]
Mosswood Park	Thornhill	641 Thornhill Woods Dr.	2	No	—	Map [1]
Napa Valley Park	Woodbridge	80 Napa Valley Ave.	2	No	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Newport Square	Thornhill	75 Newport Square Dr.	2	No	—	Map [1]
North Thornhill District Park	Thornhill	300 Pleasant Ridge Ave.	—	No	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Ohr Menachem Park	Thornhill	55 Autumn Hill Blvd.	2	No	—	Map [1]
Promenade Green Park	Thornhill	25 Carl Tennen St.	3	Yes	Hard	Map [1] [2] [3]
Rainbow Creek Park New courts with LED lighting, opened 2026.	Woodbridge	5450 Highway 7	2	Yes	Acrylic hard court	Map [1] [2]
Rimwood Park	Woodbridge	211 Phillips Ln.	2	No	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Rose Mandarino Park	Woodbridge	80 Greenpark Blvd.	3	Yes	Acrylic hard court	Map [1] [2] [3] [4]
Rosedale North Park	Thornhill	350 Atkinson Ave.	3	No	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Secord Park	Woodbridge	65 Secord Ave.	2	No	—	Map [1]
Sonoma Heights Community Park	Woodbridge	100 Sunset Ridge	2	Yes	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Southview Park Renewed 2024–25 with LED lighting and pickleball lines.	Concord	1 Southview Dr.	2	Yes	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Sunset Ridge Park New court built in 2025.	Woodbridge	535 Napa Valley Ave.	2	No	Acrylic hard court	Map [1] [2]
Thornhill Park	Thornhill	26 Old Yonge St.	4	Yes	—	Map [1]
Torii Park (Saputo Tennis Courts) Refurbished in 2018.	Woodbridge	50 Torii St.	3	Yes	Acrylic hard court	Map [1] [2] [3] [4]
Twelve Oaks Park	Maple	525 Via Romano Blvd.	2	Yes	Acrylic hard court	Map [1] [2] [3]
Vaughan Crest Park	Thornhill	300 Pinewood Dr.	3	Yes	Hard	Map [1] [2] [3]
Vaughan Mills Park	Woodbridge	601 Vaughan Mills Rd.	2	Yes	—	Map [1] [2]
Velmar Downs Park	Woodbridge	30 Velmar Dr.	2	No	Hard	Map [1] [2] [3]
Venice Gate Park	Woodbridge	180 Trudeau Dr.	1	No	—	Map [1]
Ventura Park	Thornhill	50 Mulholland Dr.	2	No	—	Map [1]
Via Campanile Park	Woodbridge	181 Via Campanile	2	—	—	Map [1] [2]
Wade Gate Park	Thornhill	151 Wade Gate	3	No	—	Map [1] [2] [3]
Westwind Park	Woodbridge	150 Cityview Blvd.	2	Yes	—	Map [1] [2]
Woodbridge Highlands Park	Woodbridge	51 Thompson Creek Blvd.	2	Yes	—	Map [1] [2] [3]

Also listed by court directories, not yet confirmed (1)

These appear on third-party court finders but we couldn't confirm them with a second source. Check before you go.

Crieff Parkette, 45 Crieff Ave., Maple [listing]

"—" means we couldn't confirm it yet. Courts close for resurfacing from time to time; the City posts disruption notices.

Tennis clubs and academies

Last updated October 16, 2026

Clubs and academies that play in or serve Vaughan, listed alphabetically. Details change each season, so confirm programs and fees with the club. Courtwise isn't affiliated with any of them.

Concord Tennis Academy

Concord

Type: Private academy (formerly Tessa Tennis)
Indoor / outdoor: Indoor
Junior programs: Mini court / red ball (ages 5–8), Competitive (ages 12–16) and High Performance (ages 14–17) groups; summer camps
How to join: Register for group lessons through the academy
Address: 209 Citation Dr., Concord

Website · Sources: [1] [2]

SmartVMC Racquetsports by ACE

Vaughan Metropolitan Centre

Type: Private tennis and pickleball facility with an academy
Indoor / outdoor: Indoor (domed for the fall and winter season)
Season: Year-round
Courts: 5 tennis courts plus pickleball
Junior programs: Learn to Play (recreational), Junior High Performance (by assessment), junior match play, holiday and summer camps
How to join: Membership to book courts; programs open to registered non-members
Address: 775 Applewood Cres., Vaughan

Website · Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4]

The Swing School / Tennis by Dennis

Maple

Type: Private academy
Indoor / outdoor: Indoor
Season: Year-round
Junior programs: Parents and tots (ages 3–5); red, orange, green and yellow ball groups; summer camps
Adult programs: Adult lessons and clinics, cardio tennis, private coaching, court rentals
How to join: Lessons, memberships and court rentals through the school
Address: 225 McNaughton Rd. E., Maple

Website · Sources: [1] [2] [3]

Thornhill Park Tennis Club

Thornhill (Vaughan side)

Type: Community club (founded 1951)
Indoor / outdoor: Both: outdoor in spring and summer, a dome over 4 courts in fall and winter
Season: Year-round
Courts: 4 outdoor (lit) and 4 indoor hard courts
Junior programs: Group lessons for about ages 4–17; High Performance by assessment (orange/green ball for ages 6–9, full ball for ages 10–15); summer camps for ages 4–15
Adult programs: Lessons, round robins, house leagues and Inter-County teams
How to join: Seasonal membership, registered online; required for programs
Address: 26A Old Yonge St., Thornhill

Website · Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4]

Valan Tennis Academy

Concord

Type: Private academy
Season: September to June, plus summer camp (2021–22 information)
Junior programs: Lessons from age 4, grouped by age and level; competitive tracks; summer camp
Adult programs: Group, semi-private and private lessons
How to join: Contact the academy; details last confirmed for 2021–22

Website · Sources: [1]

Vaughan Tennis Club

Kleinburg

Type: Not-for-profit community club on City courts (by permit)
Indoor / outdoor: Outdoor
Season: April to October
Courts: 3 lit hard courts
Junior programs: Junior lessons in 6-week terms (members), weekday summer camps, junior Inter-County teams (ages 10–17, by tryout)
Adult programs: Lessons, round robins, singles ladder, tournaments and Inter-County teams
How to join: Seasonal membership (adult spots may have a waiting list)
Address: Bindertwine Park, 299 Stegman's Mill Rd., Kleinburg

Website · Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

Veneto Tennis Club

Woodbridge

Type: Private membership club (also home of Advantage Tennis International)
Indoor / outdoor: Indoor year-round, with outdoor court access for members
Season: Year-round
Courts: 6 indoor hard courts
Junior programs: Junior lessons and indoor summer camps
Adult programs: Lessons, private coaching, winter leagues and summer Inter-County teams
How to join: Memberships (some categories may have a waitlist), public play and programs through the club's online portal
Address: 7465 Kipling Ave., Woodbridge

Website · Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4]

Lessons and programs

City of Vaughan "Learn to Play Tennis". Beginner lessons run with Ready Set Sports using modified balls, nets and courts (Tennis Canada's progressive approach). Players bring their own racquet. In spring 2025 Sunday sessions ran at Vellore Village and Dufferin Clark community centres; past guides have offered ages 7–9 and parent-and-child classes. [source]
How to register. Through the City's online recreation system (PerfectMind) and the current Recreation eGuide; questions to 905-832-2281 or [email protected]. Fee assistance is available through RecAssist. [source]
Clubs and academies above run junior groups, camps and adult programs through the season. Camp dates and ages by club are on our kids' tennis lessons and camps page.
Winter. City courts aren't maintained over winter. Clubs put domes up in October and some are indoors year-round; see indoor and winter tennis in Vaughan for seasons and who can book. Tennis Ontario keeps a list of indoor clubs. [source]

The junior pathway: red, orange, green

Tennis Canada's progressive tennis matches court size, ball speed and racquet length to the player, so kids rally sooner. Tennis Canada's own pages give slightly different ages; these are typical:

Stage	Typical age	Court	Racquet
Red ball	8 and under	About ¼ court	19–21"
Orange ball	9 and under	About ¾ court	23"
Green ball	10 and under	Full court	25–26"

Source: Tennis Canada, Progressive Tennis. Height is the better guide to racquet length than age.

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Competing in Ontario

Rookie events (Rogers First Set Tour) are the entry level, with no ranking points; Rising Stars is the next step for advanced U9–U10 players. [source]
Ranking points start at 2-star events, then 3-star and 4-star; 5-star events are the indoor and outdoor Provincial Championships. Age groups run U8 to U18. [source]
Vaughan clubs belong to Tennis Ontario's North Central region. [source]
High-school tennis in York Region runs through the York Region Athletic Association (YRAA). [source]

Booking, sharing and etiquette

First-come, first-served. City courts aren't booked; walk up and play. [source]
Club permit hours. Some courts are permitted to clubs (for example Vaughan Tennis Club at Matthew Park and Thornhill Park Tennis Club at Dufferin District Park); during those hours they're for members. The City's 2025 Tennis and Pickleball Strategy also proposed a court-booking pilot at a few locations. [source]
Shared with pickleball. Many courts have pickleball lines (the City counted 30 shared courts at 14 locations in 2024). [source]
When it's busy. The City doesn't post a fixed time limit; the courteous norm is to rotate after a set or about an hour when others are waiting.
Report a problem (broken net, lights out, damaged surface) to Service Vaughan: 905-832-2281, [email protected] or online. [source]

FAQ

Are Vaughan tennis courts free?

Yes. The City of Vaughan's outdoor courts are free and first-come, first-served. Some courts are permitted to clubs at set times; during those hours they are for club members.

When are Vaughan tennis courts open?

The City has listed tennis and pickleball courts as open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., weather permitting, from spring until late fall (in 2023 they stayed open to the end of November). Check the City's current notices, as dates change each year.

Where can kids take tennis lessons in Vaughan?

The City runs beginner "Learn to Play Tennis" programs with modified balls and courts, registered through the City's online recreation system. Several clubs and academies listed above run junior programs from red ball upward.

Can I play tennis indoors in Vaughan in winter?

Yes, at club facilities. Thornhill Park Tennis Club and SmartVMC Racquetsports put domes over their courts from October to April, and Veneto Tennis Club, The Swing School and Concord Tennis Academy are indoors year-round. Most need a membership or a program registration. City courts are not maintained over winter.

What size racquet does my child need?

Height decides: under 115 cm usually needs a 21", 115–130 cm a 23", 131–145 cm a 25", 146–150 cm a 26", and over 150 cm a lightweight adult frame. Our free 30-second quiz gives you a recommendation.

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About this guide

Compiled by Amir, a former tennis coach in Vaughan, from City of Vaughan notices and reports, Tennis Canada, Tennis Ontario, club websites and court directories. Sources are linked next to each fact. Spotted something out of date? Email [email protected].