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Saskatoon outdoor tennis and pickleball courts
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Find all 12 city court locations, court counts, seasonal rules and booking contacts. Bring your own pickleball net except at Father Basil Markle Park.
Key information
Find all 12 city court locations, court counts, seasonal rules and booking contacts. Bring your own pickleball net except at Father Basil Markle Park.
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Court types and season
The city lists 38 outdoor tennis courts and 28 pickleball courts at 12 locations. Surfaces are asphalt with a painted base. The usual season runs from early May to September 30, depending on weather. In October the city is closing courts for the season; a recorded court is not a promise that its gate is open.
Most sites are fenced and locked in the off-season to reduce damage. When weather allows an early opening, raised nets and unlocked gates indicate that public play is available. Posted court rules still apply.
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Casual play and booked events
Casual play is first come, first served. Limit play to 30 minutes when other people are waiting. Pickleball players must bring and remove their own nets, except at Father Basil Markle, where the city provides them.
For a special event or tournament, call Allocations at 306-975-3366. Report court-maintenance concerns to 306-975-2476. The Field House at 2020 College Drive offers one indoor tennis court and four indoor pickleball courts as a separate indoor option.
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How to start
- Step 1
Find a site and court type in the complete list below.
- Step 2
Check current city status before travelling during seasonal changeovers.
- Step 3
Bring the required equipment and give waiting players a turn.
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All 12 outdoor court sites
| Park | Location | Courts | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Father Basil Markle Park | 105th Street (North of A.C.T. Skating Rink) | 0 tennis courts; 9 pickleball courts | East |
| Forest Park | Nelson Road (North east of St. Joseph High School) | 3 tennis courts; 4 pickleball courts | East |
| Ashworth Holmes Park | Avenue D and 31st Street | 1 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts | West |
| James Girgulis | McCormack Road and Gropper Crescent | 4 tennis courts; 4 pickleball courts | West |
| Scott Park | Between Rusholme Road and 29th Street (West of E.D. Feehan High School) | 4 tennis courts; 2 pickleball courts | West |
| Umea Park | Pinehouse Drive and La Ronge Road (east of Lawson Civic Centre) | 3 tennis courts; 9 pickleball courts | North |
| W.J.L. Harvey (South) | Lenore Drive (west of Marion Graham Collegiate) | 4 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts | North |
| Albert Park | Clarence Avenue and 12th Street | 2 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts | South |
| Lakeview Park | Kingsmere Blvd (Located east of Lakeview School - access off of Emerald Crescent) | 3 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts | South |
| Nutana Kiwanis Park | Porter Street and McEown Avenue (East of Market Mall) | 6 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts | South |
| Sidney Buckwold | McKercher Drive (North of Duncan Crescent) | 4 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts | South |
| Rotary Park | Saskatchewan Crescent and McPherson Avenue | 4 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts | Central |
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Locations
Father Basil Markle Park
105th Street (North of A.C.T. Skating Rink), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Father Basil Markle Park: 0 tennis courts; 9 pickleball courts.
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Forest Park
Nelson Road (North east of St. Joseph High School), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Forest Park: 3 tennis courts; 4 pickleball courts.
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Ashworth Holmes Park
Avenue D and 31st Street, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Ashworth Holmes Park: 1 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts.
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James Girgulis
McCormack Road and Gropper Crescent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
James Girgulis: 4 tennis courts; 4 pickleball courts.
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Scott Park
Between Rusholme Road and 29th Street (West of E.D. Feehan High School), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Scott Park: 4 tennis courts; 2 pickleball courts.
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Umea Park
Pinehouse Drive and La Ronge Road (east of Lawson Civic Centre), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Umea Park: 3 tennis courts; 9 pickleball courts.
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W.J.L. Harvey (South)
Lenore Drive (west of Marion Graham Collegiate), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
W.J.L. Harvey (South): 4 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts.
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Albert Park
Clarence Avenue and 12th Street, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Albert Park: 2 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts.
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Lakeview Park
Kingsmere Blvd (Located east of Lakeview School - access off of Emerald Crescent), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Lakeview Park: 3 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts.
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Nutana Kiwanis Park
Porter Street and McEown Avenue (East of Market Mall), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Nutana Kiwanis Park: 6 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts.
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Sidney Buckwold
McKercher Drive (North of Duncan Crescent), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Sidney Buckwold: 4 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts.
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Rotary Park
Saskatchewan Crescent and McPherson Avenue, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Rotary Park: 4 tennis courts; 0 pickleball courts.
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Questions and answers
How many outdoor locations are listed?
The official table contains 12 city locations, with 38 tennis courts and 28 pickleball courts.
Are all the courts tennis courts?
No. Father Basil Markle is listed with nine pickleball courts and no tennis courts. Other sites have different combinations.
Do I need a pickleball net?
Yes, except at Father Basil Markle. Remove your personal net after playing.
How long can I play when people are waiting?
The city limits play to 30 minutes when others are waiting.
Can I reserve casual play?
Casual use is first come, first served. Events and tournaments use the booking contact.
What surfaces do city outdoor courts use?
They use asphalt with a painted base.
When is the normal outdoor season?
Generally early May through September 30, with weather affecting opening and closing.
Where is the indoor alternative?
Saskatoon Field House, 2020 College Drive, has one indoor tennis court and four indoor pickleball courts.
Who handles maintenance concerns?
Call Tennis Court Maintenance at 306-975-2476.
Official links
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