3 courts available with 2 hour limit free tennis, if no one is waiting, you can play as long as you…read morewant. Adjacent to school playground so kids can be occupied, beautiful green park surroundings. Beware of raccoons during evening play

From the owner: Providing environment for promotion of tennis sport within North York community. Club offers tennis…read morelessons for adults as well as juniors, including after-school and tennis camps during summer.

Stay away from Veneto Tennis Club. The lack of organization is incredible. How can 3 different…read morefront desk people be so clueless about their own programs, times, and cost. I called over 5 times to try to sign up for group lessons and the answer was "Sorry I don't know how to do that" or "I don't know I can't give you an answer". I was so frustrated that I actually drove to Veneto to ask in person, and still, "I am sorry our systems are down we can't take your money and I don't have any information on lessons". Their website is so outdated that you cannot sign up online because the dates are from the previous years. I used to play at Veneto was I was younger but this is quite possibly THE WORST tennis establishment I have encountered. I eventually decided to sign up for lesson else where and I am so glad that I did.

I love this tennis club. Its great for the winter time to do indoor tennis. I've been to this club…read moreseveral times as a guest and really grow to love it. There are 6 courts - lovely courts really. There is a tennis shop, comfy seating area with chairs and tables, viewing area near the courts, and change room with shower/ sauna in the club. They provide towel service as well, so you don't need to bring your own towels. Staff are very nice and friendly. General - the courts and the entire area are very clean and well maintained.

I just attended my friend's wedding here this past weekend, and I have to say, it was pretty…read moreimpressive. We had the whole entire hall to ourselves upstairs. Downstairs is the recreation clubhouse where members can swim, play tennis, and do other leisure activities. There were 4 major rooms in the venue: Bridal changing room - a huge room for the bride and bridesmaids to get ready and keep all the belongings here for safety. Ceremony room - super high ceiling, perfect for the wedding ceremony. The venue uses beautiful champagne chiavari chairs. It has an upstairs balcony in the front for great aerial shots, a mini stage, and a small table on the side for signing official documents. Functional room - after the ceremony, we were led to another room for cocktail hour x open bar! The venue staff were serving us delicious h'orderves! I believe my friend picked the most popular 6 items on the list of appetizers and one of them was a Montreal smoked meat station!! #heaven #sogood Main Reception/Banquet Hall - Gorgeous room with lots of windows for natural light :) Fits perfectly if you have 200 guests or so. Although there are pillars but no obstructed view of the centre stage :) The view from the large L shape balcony was very beautiful. We had Chinese styled 10 course meal prepared by Chef from the venue. Not bad :) Two bars opened during the night; all you can drink! The bartender we had on our side was fantastic - he was fast, personable and very funny ;) Another friend of mine actually booked this wedding venue for next year... I guess that really says a lot :) Will be back again next Fall 2018! P.S. The only con was one of my friend's car had a hit and run at the venue's parking lot. The venue was unable to catch who the culprit was -_-"

I'm surprised there's no reviews for this place yet. I had my wedding ceremony here. It is such a…read morenice space. Large ceremony room, beautiful gold chairs, great lighting for photos, wonderful service and coordinator, and a great price made the decision really easy. The outside space is just as lovely but our guests stayed indoors as it was hot. We just took some photos outside and had we had the ceremony outside, they had a rain room just in case. The bridal suite was lovely and enough space for me and the girls to get ready. I highly recommend Lino and the team.

My neighbourhood tennis club. Unionville tennis club is literally in my backyard. so the location…read moreis fantastic! for me that is. i love this community club. it is a private club but not for profit. it is entirely run by a group of dedicated volunteers most of whom have lived in Unionville all their lives. they spend a crazy number of hours FREE just to keep this club running well and keeping it affordable for all. The early bird membership for adults for the entire season (April to October) is only $120 and no court fee!!! yet, the club has a full time MONITOR to organize and facilitate court booking. They have 9 top-notch courts (4 rebuild last year) and three of them are CLAY courts (green clay). i am so lucky to have accept to this club. they have a tennis pro who is amazing (Andy Sutton) with 20+ years of experience. they offer a lot of organized events (round robins) and doubles. they have teams for all ages as well and their junior teams perform well - usually 1st or 2nd in the region.

Great for people to improve their tennis all together. Coaches are amazing even for the little…read moretennis players.

Tessa (the owner) is extremely unprofessional and seems to have forgotten that any business is…read morebuilt upon respectful treatment of customers. When a private lesson spot was given away without warning to another student because "our daughter was a lower priority", Tessa added salt to injury by treating us to a very rude, condescending and disrespectful rant in front of other parents. We were shocked at her uncaring, rude and elitist attitude. After that, we will take our business where we are appreciated and respected. At Tessa Tennis, you will get none of that respect as a customer, unless you happen to be her "priority". This is no reflection of her staff, many of whom are great and there are instructors like Arthur who are truly wonderful and made a big difference. The problem is they are working for the wrong "boss". Shame!

Excellent community club serving Mississauga. Friendly atmosphere and variety of activities. Nice,…read morenewly renovated clubhouse.

I have been a member for many years and can say that Applewood is one of the best community clubs…read morein Mississauga - after playing at many of them. It has a good clubhouse which only a few in the city have and has attendants on duty to keep things working well. It has had one of the best junior programs in the city for over 20 years. There are good programs in place for all levels of play. The club is very friendly and welcomes new members. KEN

I've been a member of Armadale Tennis Club for a while now, and it's a great place to play. The…read morecourts are in good shape, the people are friendly, and there's a nice mix of casual and competitive tennis.

Joined this club almost 20 years ago and it's still as great as the day I joined! Very friendly…read moreatmosphere where everyone knows everyone and it's not hard to find a new friend to hit with. There's 4 courts hidden away behind the back end of the parking lot behind a play structure. Because it's a small club hidden away, it's pretty easy to get court time. Cost is pretty cheap for membership and programs. Tried out the junior program on weekends and joined the adult ladder later on and both have been a blast! They also host year end tournaments which is super competitive and fun, but nothing beats the year end bbq when all the members come out to collect their medals! Overall, club is a 10/10 and would recommend to all tennis players and those looking to get into the sport.

It was a friend's sister's birthday, so I went to a curling party…read more Yessir, that is the most Canadian sentence I've written in a while, which is apt because it was the most Canadian thing I've done... ever. Since it was a birthday party, I don't know what it costs to rent out all of the ice (or the sheets, as they call it), but if drinking and throwing stones down ice sounds like your kind of thing, I'm certain it's worth it. The bar was a bit pricier than I was anticipating. I was picturing more like a legion-style situation, with twoonie beers and no mix, but they actually have a proper wooden bar that takes debit and serves up $20 pitchers. Not as fun as what I was picturing, but fair enough, it is in beautiful High Park after all. Sweep!

Coming here really made me wish we had a club like this in Chicago... After all, we have the same…read moreweather as Toronto! My curling debut was pretty memorable, as I caught on relatively quickly to how the game works. The staff here gives an exhaustive explanation of the rules and makes it easy for novices to pick up the game. Great game, better company, made for a pretty amazing three hours on a Friday afternoon. We had unfettered access to the entire rink, which made for an exclusive experience. Solid beer selection behind the bar certainly doesn't hurt. Can't wait until next year's Malanka Curling Cup in January!

This is a little tennis club off Doris Avenue (closest intersection being Yonge & Sheppard). If I…read moredidn't know better, I would have thought it looks more like a bunch of public courts. There are three courts, which of course are fenced off. The courts are pretty well lit, and though they are fenced off and meshed, if you're sitting outside the fence, you can still see in. The club room is basically a little shed.. Ok a little more than a shed, but it's a small room. Nothing too fancy, change rooms and a bunch of papers posted on the wall. They have a court monitor and apparently are quite strict when it comes to reserving courts. In the summertime, the courts are super busy! The bad thing about the club is that they don't have any electronic or organizing booking system. You basically have to go there, a few hours before you want to play, and try to get a court. If you are a little late, you can lose your spot. A good thing about this club is that there is plenty of free parking. A lot of people park in the tennis court parking lot and then walk through Hollywood Park which is right beside it. I don't know of anyone who's gotten towed, but just be sure not to leave your car there for the whole day. They have tournaments and ladder games in the summertime. A lot of the members have been members of the club for quite some time. If you're looking for a place to play tennis, and you live in the area, check out NY tennis club. I don't think it's too expensive for a membership either, relative to other clubs.