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Indoor Tennis in Canada
Year-round clubs, ranked · Updated July 2026
Indoor tennis in Canada — clubs and centres with covered courts for year-round play. Essential when the Canadian winter closes the outdoor season.
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Parkside Tennis Club
10 courts, indoor courts, indoor courts, outdoor hard courts, and red clay courts surface.
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Toronto Lawn Tennis Club
23 courts, indoor courts, har-tru outdoor courts, plexi-cushion prestige indoor hard courts, clay courts under bubble in winter surface.
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Osten & Victor Alberta Tennis Centre
8 courts, indoor, indoor plexipave courts surface.
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Centre multiraquettes Montcalm
9 courts, indoor courts, 5 outdoor clay courts and 4 indoor acrylic hard courts. surface.
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Tennis Île des Sœurs
20 courts, indoor, 14 hard courts and 6 clay courts. surface.
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Vancouver Lawn Tennis & Badminton Club
16 courts, indoor courts, grass, clay, hard, synthetic fibre, porous concrete surface.
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The Arbutus Club
12 courts, indoor courts, racquet courts present but exact surface type not specified surface.
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Tennis Courts
7 courts, indoor courts, outdoor courts (may-oct), presumed hard surface surface.
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Mayfair Clubs West
11 courts, indoor courts only, indoor climate-controlled courts with advanced climate control and led lighting; surface type not specified. surface.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I play indoor tennis in Canada?
Indoor clubs and tennis centres across the country offer year-round play through the winter. The clubs above all have documented indoor courts.
Is indoor tennis more expensive?
Usually — indoor court time carries an hourly fee or membership, especially in winter. Check each club’s page for pricing and booking.