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Pickleball

Richmond Hill’s outdoor pickleball courts are available for public use. The Rules of Play are below. Players are encouraged to welcome new players to the rotation of play.

Outdoor pickleball courts

Permanent courts

  • Bayview Hill Park - four dedicated pickleball courts (OPEN)
  • King’s College Park - two dedicated pickleball courts (note resident only times below) (OPEN)
  • Town Park - two dual purpose courts lined for tennis and pickleball (OPEN)
  • Grovewood Park - one dual purpose court lined for tennis and pickleball (OPEN)
  • Morgan Boyle Park - one dual purpose court lined for tennis and pickleball (OPEN)
  • Oak Ridges Lions Club Park – one dual purpose court lined for tennis and pickleball (OPEN)
  • Russell Farm Park – two dual purpose courts lined for tennis and pickleball (OPEN)
Richmond Hill resident only times 

Please note that King's College Park is reserved for Richmond Hill residents only on the following days and times:

  • Monday 5 to 9 p.m.
  • Thursday 5 to 9 p.m.
  • Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
  • Sunday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

During these hours, players may be asked to show proof of residency.

Seasonal pop up outdoor courts

  • Richmond Green Park - 12 courts available for public use daily, 8:30 a.m. to dusk (Open)

The courts are located at the north-west side of the park, off the ring road towards the Richmond Green Skateboard Park, near parking lot D. 

Notes: 

  • Times are subject to change without notice.
  • Nets are provided 
  • Use of "Green Zone" quieter pickleball paddles is encouraged. 
  • Balls and racquets are not provided by the City.
  • All are welcome.
Indoor pickleball courts 
Drop-in and registered programming options are available for pre-registration here.

Please note: Drop-in sessions on Sundays are specific to skill level. Please only register for one session for your skill level. The City reserves the right to remove participants who have registered for more than one skill level. We ask that all participants adhere to the rules.

View all pickleball programs

Rules of play

Rules of Play - Indoor
  • Players must check in and wait outside the gym until the previous session is finished
  • Players will be assigned to courts by the City staff or volunteers
  • Warm-up is limited to 3 minutes
  • Scoring is first team to 9 points. Hard stop, no tiebreaker. If the session is not at capacity, the City staff or volunteers may change scoring to 11 points, hard stop.
  • Players must announce the correct scores before each serve
  • Once you reach the score limit, you must leave the court and put your paddles back in the appropriate, winners or losers, box. Only program staff/volunteer will be permitted to move paddles
  • Players must switch partners for their next match, please do not play with the same partner for the entire drop in session
  • The City staff or volunteers will advise which players are next to play

Code of Conduct

  • Richmond Hill will not tolerate unsportsmanlike conduct. This includes abusive, disrespectful behaviour or language, vandalism, violation of City Bylaws and Standards
  • All players must follow the rules of play and rotation of play
  • Violations will result in disciplinary action up to and including a ban from the facility
Rules of Play - Outdoor

When using the courts, please follow the rules of play listed below:

  • Players are to follow the code of conduct.
  • Courts are for Pickleball only. No other activity is acceptable.
  • Doubles play only, singles play is not permitted if players are waiting.
  • Use the paddle rack or line provided for rotations on these courts.
  • Warm-up is limited to 3 minutes.  If a game is not being played, the maximum time on the court is 15 minutes.
  • All games are played to 11. Hard stop, no tiebreaker.
  • Players MUST announce the correct scores before each serve.
  • For everyone’s safety, if a ball from another court enters your court or your ball enters another court, call “BALL” and stop play. Replay any point affected by the interference of a ball.
  • Once the game is finished, leave the courts and call out “COURT” so the next group waiting knows it’s their turn to play.
  • Waiting players must place one paddle per player in the next open spot on the paddle rack or line.
  • Players waiting to play must remain outside the court fencing.

Code of Conduct:

  • Richmond Hill will not tolerate unsportsmanlike conduct. This includes abusive, disrespectful behaviour or language, vandalism, violation of City Bylaws and Standards.
  • All players must follow the rules of play and rotation of play.
  • Violations will result in disciplinary action up to and including a facility ban.
  • The City of Richmond Hill is not responsible for loss of personal belongings. Use at own risk.
  • The City of Richmond Hill reserves the right to permit the courts for programs.

Please report any damage to 905-771-8800.  In case of emergency, contact 911.

Leagues and memberships

Indoor Pickleball Ladder League Fall, Winter and Spring Sessions

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How Does the Ladder League Work?

Ladder Leagues are competitive and fun! You’ll be matched with players of similar skill levels, and your ranking on the ladder is based on a points system for games won and lost. Players move up or down the ladder each week based on their performance.

Here’s how it works:

  • Court Assignments: Each week, you’ll be assigned to a court with 4 or 5 players based on your Global Pickleball Network (GPN) rating. Your progress on the ladder will then depend on your points won or lost each week.
  • Default Players: If you’ve registered and paid for the league, you’re considered a “default player.” This means you’re expected to play each week and will be booked to play if you confirm your spot on the network event page. If you can’t make a session, you must remove yourself from the event.

Game Play:

  • Games: Each player will play four games with different partners. You'll sit out one game if five players are assigned to your court. If only four players are assigned, you’ll play an extra game determined in advance by the league convenor.
  • Scorekeeping: Players are responsible for recording and entering their scores online within 12 hours of match completion. Make sure to enter the correct score, as points are awarded for both games won and lost, including points won.
  • Calling the Score: Players must call out the score before each serve.
  • Game Format: Games are played to 11 points, with a hard stop at 11.

Guidelines for Play:

  • Schedule: A schedule of playing partners will be provided to all players and posted on the league network page.
  • Event Confirmation: If you can’t play, withdraw from the event by logging into the network, finding the specific event, and removing your name. A confirmation email is sent 24 hours before the event starts. You must use the event link to confirm or withdraw by 3 PM the day before. If you do not confirm, you will not be booked to play. Be sure to check the event page to see that you have confirmed.

Important Notes:

  • There are no make-up games or refunds for missed games.
Richmond Hill Pickleball Network  

To participate in round robins, ladders and leagues, register to become a member of Richmond Hill Pickleball. All skill levels are welcome to join!

Register for Richmond Hill Pickleball

 

Tennis Courts

Richmond Hill's outdoor tennis courts are available for public use on a first-come, first-served basis. When using the courts, please note the following information:

  • Play is limited to 45 minutes (or one match) during busy times.
  • ** Rotation of Play Pilot Project May to October 2025 at Bayview Hill Park and Rocking Horse Ranch Park.  If players are waiting, then play is limited to one hour playing periods.  The rotations take place at the top of the hour, regardless of the time that play started.
  • Players are required to bring their own equipment and wear footwear that is conducive to the weather and court surface conditions.
  • Use of ball machines is not allowed after 5 p.m. If using a ball machine, please ensure others can play without distraction.
  • Tennis Courts are not for commercial use.  Coaching is not permitted.
Lit Tennis Courts
Park Name # of Courts Status Colour-Coated Park Location
Bayview Hill Park 6 Open No Spadina Rd., south of Weldrick Rd. East
Brickworks Park 3 Open No Wildwood Ave., north of North Lake Rd.
Crosby Park 2 Open No Crosby Ave., east of Newkirk Road
David Hamilton Park* 4 Open No Valleymede Dr., South of 16th Ave.
French Royalist Park 3 Open No Rollinghill Rd., south of Tower Hill Rd.
Grovewood Park 3 Open No Grovewood St., east of Kingshill Rd.
Headwaters Community Park 3 Open No Redstone Rd., south of Toporowski Ave.
Morgan Boyle Park  2 Open Yes Pearson Ave., north of Garden Ave.
Mount Pleasant Park 4 Open Yes Harding Blvd. West, east of Arnold Cres.
Newberry Park 4 Open Yes Bernard Ave., northeast of Norhill Ct.
Silver Stream Park 4 Open No Shirley Dr., south of Wayside Ave.
Stavert Park 3 Open Yes Regent St., east of Ellery Dr.
Tannery Park 2 Open No Castle Rock Dr. at Mayvern Cres.
Town Park 3 Open No Church St. South at Lorne Ave.

*Please note the tennis courts at David Hamilton Park are used for indoor tennis from October 1 to April 30. Please also see the Blackmore Tennis Club section below for 'Summer Hours at David Hamilton Park Tennis Courts'.

Unlit Tennis Courts
Park Name # of Courts Status Colour-Coated Park Location
Fontainbleu Park 2 Open No Worthington Ave., south of Bloomington Rd.
Hunter's Point Wildlife Park 2 Open No Hunter's Point Dr., north of Highway 7
Larrat Lea Park 2 Open Yes Shaftsbury Ave. at Brookside Rd.
MacLeod's Landing Park 4 Open No Shirrick Dr., east of Silver Maple Rd.
Oak Ridges Lions Park 1 Open No Red Cardinal Trail, north of Humberland Dr.
Ozark Park 2 Open No Old Colony Rd., east of Yonge St.
Pine Farm Park 1 Open No Ashfield Dr., north of Bayswater Ave.
Raccoon Park 2 Open Yes Coons Rd., north of Greyfriars Ave.
Rocking Horse Ranch 2  Open Yes Hunting Ridges Drive, east of Jefferson Forest Dr.
Russell Farm Park 4 Open No Bantry Ave., west of Bayview Ave.
Russell Tilt Park 3 Open No Blackforest Dr., North of Regatta Ave.
William Harrison Park 3 Open No Colesbrook Rd., south of Aikenhead Ave.
Willow Grove Park 2 Open No Frank Endean Rd., north of Major MacKenzie Dr.

 

Tennis and Pickleball Court Reservations

In 2025, designated tennis courts at three locations, and one pickleball court will be available for the community to reserve by permit. Reserving a court will guarantee your playing time and you can avoid having to wait for a court. Tennis and Pickleball courts are not for commercial use. 

Access to reserve courts by permit will open two weeks ahead of each reservation date for residents and one week ahead for non-residents. The online reservation system will be live on Thursday, April 24, 2025 for reservations starting on Monday, May 5, 2025. 

Tennis courts available for reservation

The following five designated courts can be permitted in one hour increments:

  • Mount Pleasant Park (lit) - Courts 3 and 4, 7 a.m. – 11 p.m. (Courts 1 and 2 are for public drop-in use only)
  • Headwaters Community Park (lit) - Court 3, 7 a.m. – 11 p.m.  (Courts 1 and 2 are for public drop-in use only)
  • Russell Farm Park (unlit) - Courts 3 and 4, 7 a.m. – 8 p.m. (Courts 1 and 2 are for public drop- in use only)

Courts at all other locations are for public drop-in use only.

Anyone can play on permit-only courts when they are not permitted but must vacate the courts when permit holder time begins.

Pickleball court available for reservation

One designated court at Bayview Hill Park (lit) can be permitted in one-hour increments. This is Court 4, 12 – 9 p.m. Please note that Courts 1, 2 and 3 are for public drop-in use only.

Courts at all other locations are for public drop-in use only, except where signage indicated that courts are used by program partners or for City programs or activities.

Anyone can play on permit-only courts when they are not permitted but must vacate the courts when permit holder time begins.

How to reserve a tennis court 
  1. Log in to your personalized ActiveRH Account or create a new account if you don’t already have one
  2. Click on the Facility Availability icon and select “Tennis and Pickleball Court Rental”
  3. Calendar view for available dates and times are shown on Facility Openings Calendar view 
  4. Apply payment for your permit
  5. Keep your permit with you (paper copy or email as proof of purchase) when you are at the tennis courts. You may be asked to show your permit to Community Standards staff.  Please be prepared to present your permit when asked

Access to reserve courts by permit will open two weeks ahead of each reservation date for residents and one week ahead for non-residents. The online reservation system is now live.

Cancellation and Refund Policy

Court permits and fees are non-refundable.   No cancellations or refunds, for any reason including inclement weather.

Enforcement 

Those with permits may be asked by Community Standards officers, or other community members to show their permit.

Year Round Tennis at David Hamilton Park

For close to 30 years, the City and Blackmore Tennis Club (located at 114 Blackmore Avenue) have partnered to provide high quality, accessible indoor tennis to the Richmond Hill community. Blackmore Tennis Club offers an affordable membership and program plan, as well as a subsidy program for those with financial barriers.

David Hamilton Community Tennis Club - May 1 to September 30
  • Private and semi-private lessons, group lessons, camps, round robins and house leagues
  • Members can book up to eight days in advance
  • The Club has access to all courts with the exception of the following public hours: Tuesdays 7-10 p.m. (6 courts), Saturdays 4-7 p.m.(6 courts) and Sunday 12-3 p.m. (3 courts
  • No court fees for members during the outdoor season
  • Tennis skills development, lessons and camps for non-member residents
  • Free lessons each week for residents and families with financial challenges who are new to tennis and interested in learning the sport
  • Pro shop with equipment and services
  • Recently resurfaced tennis courts

Summer Hours at David Hamilton Park Tennis Courts - May 1 to September 30

David Hamilton Park Tennis Courts are open to the public during the following times:

  • Tuesdays 7-10 p.m. (all courts)
  • Saturdays 4-7 p.m. (all courts)
  • Sundays 12-3 p.m. (3 courts)

On all other days and times the courts are reserved for David Hamilton Community Tennis Club members.

Blackmore Tennis Club - October 1 to April 30
  • Private and semi-private lessons, group lessons, camps, round robins and house leagues, inter-county leagues and tournaments
  • Members can book courts online up to eight days in advance
  • Tennis skills development, lessons and camps for non-member residents
  • Free lessons each week for residents and families with financial challenges who are new to tennis and interested in learning the sport
  • Pro shop with equipment and services

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