Contact Information Call 975-3300 to report any concerns or problems with court maintenance, vandalism, any hazards, etc. Court Locations & Status View Map EAST Father Basil Markle Park - Open 105th Street (North of A.C.T. Skating Rink) 3  tennis courts & 1 pickle ball court Forest Park - Open Nelson Road (North east of St. Joseph High School) 3 Courts WEST James Girgulis - Open McCormack Road and Gropper Crescent 4 Courts Scott Park - Open between Rusholme Road and 29th Street (West of E.D. Feehan High School) 4 Courts NORTH Umea Park - Open Pinehouse Drive and LaRonge Road (east of Lawson Civic Centre) 3 Courts W.J.L. Harvey (South) - Open Lenore Drive (west of Marion Graham Collegiate) 4 Courts SOUTH Albert Park - Open Clarence Avenue and 12th Street 2 Courts Crocus Park - Open Waterbury Road (operated by Community Association) 1 Court Lakeview Park - Open Kingsmere Blvd (Located east of Lakeview School) (access off of Emerald Crescent) 3 Courts Nutana Kiwanis Park - Open Porter Street and McEown Avenue (East of Market Mall) 6 Courts Sidney Buckwold - Open McKercher Drive (North of Duncan Crescent) 4 Courts SOUTH CENTRAL Rotary Park - Open Saskatchewan Crescent and McPherson Avenue 4 Courts

The City owns and operates approximately 42 outdoor courts at 12 sites throughout the city.

Types of Courts
All of the City courts are Asphalt with a painted base. Many have more then one court at each location (refer to the adjacent table to confirm locations and number of courts at each location).

The City has one indoor tennis court and it is located in the Saskatoon Field House (2020 College Drive). To book this court please call 975-3354.

Casual Play
Casual tennis play operates on a first-come first-serve basis. Please note that all City owned courts limits players to 30 minutes when people are waiting to play.

Operating Season
Tennis season generally runs from May to October and the nets will be set up prior to the start of the season (weather permitting).

Please refer to the adjacent table to confirm court locations and operating status. The status will be updated as courts become 'closed for the season' or 'open for the season'.

Most City-owned courts are fenced and locked during the off-season to prevent and reduce vandalism and damage.

When weather permits, tennis courts may open for the season early. If the nets are up and the gates are unlocked, the public are free to play. Rules and regulations are clearly posted on the fencing.

Booking Procedure
Please call 975-3366 to book courts for a special event or a tournament.