1. Ottawa, ON
238 venues · 40 clubs
The Best Tennis Cities in Canada
Ranked by number of places to play · Updated July 2026
The best tennis cities in Canada, ranked by how many places there are to play — public courts, clubs, and academies. Tap a city to see every venue.
2. Calgary, AB
208 venues · 38 clubs
3. Toronto, ON
182 venues · 73 clubs
4. Edmonton, AB
98 venues · 9 clubs
5. Montreal, QC
97 venues · 4 clubs
6. Vancouver, BC
89 venues · 8 clubs
7. Vaughan, ON
68 venues · 2 clubs
8. Mississauga, ON
55 venues · 14 clubs
9. Surrey, BC
45 venues · 4 clubs
10. London, ON
43 venues · 8 clubs
11. Richmond, BC
43 venues · 8 clubs
12. Markham, ON
41 venues · 9 clubs
13. Burnaby, BC
41 venues · 2 clubs
14. Richmond Hill, ON
34 venues · 4 clubs
15. North York, ON
30 venues · 19 clubs
16. Kamloops, BC
28 venues · 3 clubs
17. Greater Sudbury, QC
25 venues · 1 clubs
18. West Vancouver, BC
25 venues · 2 clubs
19. North Vancouver, BC
24 venues · 3 clubs
20. Kingston, ON
22 venues · 9 clubs
21. Hamilton, ON
22 venues · 6 clubs
22. Kelowna, BC
22 venues · 2 clubs
23. Red Deer, AB
22 venues · 1 clubs
24. Whitby, ON
21 venues · 1 clubs
25. St. John's, QC
21 venues · 4 clubs
26. Saanich, BC
21 venues · 1 clubs
27. Burlington, ON
20 venues · 12 clubs
28. Prince George, BC
20 venues · 1 clubs
29. Newmarket, ON
19 venues · 1 clubs
30. Gatineau, QC
19 venues · 3 clubs
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Canadian city has the most tennis courts?
Ottawa, ON tops the list with 238 tennis venues.
How are cities ranked?
By the total number of tennis venues (public courts, clubs, and academies) we list in each city.