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Where to Play Tennis in Montreal

The stadium is Stade IGA. The courts around it are $10 an hour, and you don't need to be a member to book one.

Montreal's boroughs and towns each set their own rules. Some courts take no booking at all. Some you reserve online. Some do both, at different times.

We checked 91 places to play across 21 boroughs and towns. 36 take no booking. 42 take bookings. 10 are listed by their borough or town without saying how you get on one. 3 are members only. This guide tells you which is which.

Venue facts last checked October 7, 2026. Tournament dates checked October 15, 2026.

88
open to visitors
36
no booking needed
18
within 5 km of Stade IGA
July 31 to August 12, 2027
National Bank Open, Montreal

Start at Stade IGA

The courts at Parc Jarry, by Stade IGA, are run by Tennis Canada. You don't need to be a member to reserve one, indoors or out.

Courts

23

montreal.ca, read 2026-10-06
Indoor

Yes

12 courts

montreal.ca, read 2026-10-06
Price

Hourly rates, taxes included. Outdoor court: $10, or $8 with the Accès Montréal card. Indoor court, 2 October to 31 May: $35, or $30 with the card. Indoor court, 1 June to 1 October: $15. Clay court, 2 October to 31 May: $40, or $35 with the card.

tenniscanada.com, read 2026-10-06

Book online through the stadium. Accès Montréal cardholders can reserve three days ahead; everyone else, two.

The closest courts to Stade IGA

Stade IGA booked up? These are the nearest places on our list a visitor can use, closest first.

  1. Ahuntsic-Cartierville

    • Courts: 10

    Price: Free with a reservation “Vous pouvez réserver un terrain gratuitement sur loisirs montréal.”

    Book

  2. Ahuntsic-Cartierville

    • Courts: 4

    Price: Free “L’accès à ces terrains est libre et gratuit en tout temps.”

  3. Outremont

    • Surface: Clay
  4. Outremont

    • Surface: Clay

    Book

  5. Outremont

    • Surface: Clay

    Book

  6. Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce

    • Courts: 9

    Price: Reserved periods are paid, priced for one hour of play by age, time of day and City residence. The table is on the page and has a non-resident rate.

    Book

  7. Outremont

    Price: Free “Offert gratuitement en tout temps.”

  8. Saint-Laurent

    • Courts: 3

    Price: Free “Accès gratuit”

    Book

As the crow flies.

How booking works here

Each borough and town sets its own rules. 42 of the 91 places on our list take bookings, 32 of them on the City's Loisirs Montréal site; 36 take none at all. Every venue page here shows how, and links to the right place.

No booking needed

Where the borough or town says there is no booking. These are the places on our list where that is the rule.

Members only. Don't turn up.

3 of the clubs we checked are for members. We list them so you know before you go.

When to go

The National Bank Open comes to Montreal from July 31 to August 12, 2027, its organiser says. In 2027 the Montreal event is the women's.

Indoors, Stade IGA charges more from October 2 to May 31 than in summer, its operator says. Each venue page shows its price.

FAQ

Can I play at Stade IGA?
Yes. Tennis Canada runs the courts at Parc Jarry, and you don't need to be a member to reserve one. An outdoor court is $10 an hour, or $8 with the Accès Montréal card.
Do I need to book a tennis court in Montreal?
It depends on the borough. 36 places on our list take no booking; 42 take bookings. Each venue page says which.
When is the National Bank Open in Montreal?
July 31 to August 12, 2027, its organiser says. In 2027 Montreal has the women's event.
Do visitors pay more?
Sometimes. Verdun's season pass costs more for people who do not live there, and Stade IGA charges less with the Accès Montréal card. Each venue page shows its price.

How we checked

Every fact on this page comes from the City of Montréal, the borough or town, Tennis Canada or the tournament's organiser. Each venue page shows the source and the date we read it. We do not review courts and we have not played them for you. If something here is wrong, the source changed after we read it. Tell us.

  • “Montreal : July 31 - August 12, 2027” “Get your 2027 WTA Women's Montreal tickets” nationalbankopen.com, read October 15, 2026

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