Outdoor Courts
Timing for net set up in Spring and removal in Fall varies and depends on weather conditions. Availability is first come, first serve.
- Cote Park, 214 Cote Avenue, Chelmsford
- Four (4) pickleball courts
- Four (4) pickleball courts
- Delki Dozzi Complex, 3 Mary Street, Sudbury
- Two (2) pickleball courts
- One (1) tennis court
- Dowling Leisure Centre, 79 Main St W, Dowling
- Four (4) pickleball courts
- One (1) tennis court
- Elmview Playground, 1045 Tilly Street, Hanmer
- Four (4) pickleball courts
- One (1) tennis court
- Lorne Brady Park, 600 O'Neil Drive W., Garson
- Two (2) hybrid tennis/pickleball courts
- Two (2) hybrid tennis/pickleball courts
- O’Connor Playground, 140 St George Street, Sudbury
- Six (6) pickleball courts
- Six (6) pickleball courts
- Sixth Avenue Playground, 215 Sixth Avenue, Lively
- Four (4) pickleball courts
- One (1) tennis court
- Twin Forks Playground, 1475 Gary Street, Sudbury
- Four (4) hybrid tennis/pickleball courts
- Portable nets are required
- Two (2) tennis courts
- Opening Soon - Court Revitalization Project Outdoor Court Revitalization | Over To You Greater Sudbury
- Copper Cliff Tennis Courts - Third Quarter 2025 (basketball, tennis & pickleball expected by end of Q2 2025, with Skate Park expected by Q3 2025)
- Wahnapitae - - Third Quarter 2025
In addition to the City’s Court Revitalization program, several community groups are fundraising through the City’s community-led projects framework to build new multi-purpose sports surfaces that include features such as lines for Pickleball. Learn more on the status of projects here: Community-Led Project Status
There’s a new way to register for parks and recreation programs or book a facility. It’s easy to create an account! If you need help getting started, visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.
The French interface of our new registration system is still under development, however it is important that the City goes live with the new system as the existing registration and facility booking system is no longer supported by the vendor. Residents can still receive this service in French by calling 311 to have a French-speaking operator process bookings or registrations. The French interface will be launched in time for the fall/winter registration period.