Outdoor Tennis Courts

There are a variety of public outdoor courts to be found in communities across the Boundary region. Find one nearest you or make it a destination playday. Enjoy a post-match picnic and dip at a river or lakeside court or enjoy a cold drink and snack at one of the region's popular food venues.

Surface Hard court

Courts 1

Lights ❌ No

A picturesque riverside court awaits you at Barbara Ann Park. Open to the public year-round, weather permitting. Bring a picnic and some swim shorts for your post-match cool-down.

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Surface Hard court

Courts 3

Lights ❌ No

Three courts near the warmest tree-lined lake in BC. Popular with summer visitors and locals. Bring your swim trunks for a post-tennis dip.

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Surface Hard court

Courts 5

Lights ✅ Yes

Well-maintained hard courts in the heart of Grand Forks. Open to the public year-round, weather permitting. Timed lights available for evening play.

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Surface Hard court

Courts 1

Lights ❌ No

A single court in the charming city of Greenwood — perfect for a casual hit when visiting Canada's smallest city.

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Surface Hard court

Courts 2

Lights ❌ No

Community courts located at the Mile 0 marker of the Kettle Valley Rail Trail. A great stop before or after a ride.

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Indoor Tennis Courts

While we love our Boundary winters and the great outdoor activities the season brings, being able to play tennis inside a warm facility is a welcome option. During the winter season, we are fortunate to have the support of the Regional District of Kootenay-Boundary (RDKB) to facilitate indoor play at our regional schools.

For indoor tennis we offer a very fun variation called Touch Tennis. Using racquets and balls specially designed to facilitate play in smaller spaces, Touch Tennis is a great way to maintain your fitness and tennis form through the winter season. For those wanting to learn tennis in a less daunting setting, Touch Tennis is the perfect way to get into the swing.