Indoor Tennis Courts in Montreal

Bubbles, domes & year-round facilities · Updated July 2026

Playing tennis through a Québec winter means going indoors. Montreal has 5 venues with indoor courts — from seasonal bubbles and permanent domes to year-round indoor clubs. Some facilities are open to drop-in players; others require membership. Hours and seasonal opening dates vary — confirm with the venue before visiting.

How we ranked these

Venues are ranked by Bayesian-weighted member rating. We only include facilities verified to have indoor courts available — bubbles, permanent domes, or year-round indoor clubs. Seasonal availability varies; confirm opening dates directly with the venue.

1

Sports Complex of Claude-Robillard

★ 4.5 (2446 reviews) 1000 Av. Émile-Journault, Montreal, QC

14 tennis courts (10 outdoor, 4 indoor) courts. Offers junior programs, group lessons, and ladder leagues.

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2

IGA Stadium

★ 4.5 (2325 reviews) 285 Rue Gary-Carter Bureau 202, Montreal, QC

23 courts (11 outdoor and 12 indoor) courts. Offers junior programs. Lights for evening play.

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3

Jarry Park tennis courts

★ 4.4 (19 reviews) Villeray—Saint-Michel—Parc-Extension, Montreal, QC

23 courts total: 11 outdoor and 12 indoor courts. Lights for evening play.

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4

Midtown Sanctuaire

★ 4.3 (529 reviews) 6105 Av. du Boisé, Montreal, QC

Offers junior programs, competitive teams, group lessons, and ladder leagues.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are indoor tennis courts in Montreal open to the public?

Sports Complex of Claude-Robillard is one of the top-rated indoor tennis facilities in Montreal. Several venues on this list offer drop-in court time alongside membership options — check each listing for guest policies.

When do indoor tennis bubbles open in Montreal?

Most seasonal bubbles in Québec inflate between October and early November and come down in April or May. Permanent indoor facilities are open year-round. Always confirm the current schedule with the facility.

How much does indoor tennis cost in Montreal?

Public indoor facilities may charge $15–$35/hour per court. Private club memberships range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars per year. Drop-in clinics and lessons are often available at an hourly rate without a full membership.