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Rosedale Park Tennis ClubHistoric Rosedale Park, Toronto (416) 922-7906

Rosedale Park Tennis Club · Toronto

Tennis in historic Rosedale Park. Everything in one place.

When to play, what it costs, and how to sign the kids up. Answered before you leave the house.

  • Season Apr 28 – Sep 30
  • Tennis Canada certified pros
  • Camps open to non-members
  • City of Toronto park club run by volunteer members
  • Front desk on site during member hours
  • Junior to high performance programs for every level
  • Fees go back into the club courts, windscreens, clubhouse

Plan your visit

When to play, and how courts work.

Courts are open for the season, April 28 to September 30.

Member hours front desk on site

Monday – Friday
7 AM – dusk
Saturday
7 AM – 5 PM
Sunday
7 AM – 4 PM

Public play starts when member hours end on weekends: Saturday from 5 PM and Sunday from 4 PM, until dusk. Club events may affect public hours.

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    Check in at the front desk

    Your name is confirmed in the member directory and you're assigned a court.

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    First come, first served

    Courts are booked in person at the club, not ahead of time.

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    Singles 40 minutes, doubles 1 hour

    Check the club calendar for events before you head over.

2026 membership

Fees, renewals and the waitlist.

MembershipWhoPer season
RTC Family2 adults + children 5–18$350
RTC Single19+$200
RTC Golden Senior65+$150
RTC Junior5–18$100
  • Renewals go out by email in January. Didn't get yours? Email info@rosedaletennis.com.
  • The club isn't accepting new members right now. Join the waitlist once, and the club will reach out when your spot is ready.
  • Guests: the same guest up to once a month, $20 per visit, paid by e-transfer or cash before playing.

Programs

A program for every level, from first swing to high performance.

Juniors Tennis Canada's Progressive Tennis

  • Red BallAges 3–7 · ½ court

    Holding the racquet, hand-eye and footwork, and getting excited about the court.

  • Orange BallAges 6–11 · ½ court

    Beginner to intermediate fundamentals with modified balls and courts.

  • Green DotAges 8–11 · modified full court

    For players who can already rally: fundamentals, etiquette, rules and match play.

  • High PerformanceAges 10–17

    Technical, tactical, physical and mental training with a fitness component.

Adults instructional clinics

  • Learn to PlayBeginner – novice

    Rally, serve, volley and positioning, from the very first lesson. Loaner racquets available.

  • Drill & PlayIntermediate – advanced

    Tactics and strategy in live-ball drills for confident rallying players.

  • Cardio TennisBeginner – intermediate

    A high-energy workout with fast feeding drills and lots of hitting.

Mixed Singles Box Ladder

May 1 to the end of September in monthly sessions. $50 for the season. Players are placed by level and move up or down each month.

Ladies Daytime Teams

A, B and C teams, with tryouts each spring (2026: April 27, 28 and 29, 10–11:30 AM).

Rain policy: missed classes due to rain aren't guaranteed a make-up. Refunds need 14 days' notice by email; a $20 admin fee applies.

2026 summer camp

Summer camp in the park, open to every family.

Open to non-members. Groups by age and ability, Tennis Canada certified coaches, rain or shine.

Junior campers training on the courts at Rosedale
  • JuniorsAges 3–12

    Red, orange and green balls on smaller courts, moving up to full court as skills grow.

  • Teenage TennisAges 13–16

    Technical and tactical work in singles and doubles.

  • Performance StreamAges 10–16

    High-paced drills, patterns and fitness for experienced players.

12 weeks, June 15 to September 4

Morning, 9 AM – 12 PM
$350
Afternoon, 1 PM – 4 PM
$350
Full day (both sessions, supervised lunch)
$700

HST included. For a full day, register for both the morning and afternoon sessions. Questions: Head Pro David Solc · (905) 330-9566 · Rosedalesummercamps@gmail.com

Coaches

Certified pros who know the club.

Richard Nicolson

Richard Nicolson

Tennis Director

20 years leading adult and junior tennis development. Certified by Tennis Canada and the USPTA, and General Manager of York Racquets.

David Solc

Head Professional

Over 20 years of programming and community club teaching, including Ontario Racquet Club and York Racquets. Tennis Canada Coach 3 and Club Pro 2. Private and group lessons.

The club

A community club in a historic park.

Rosedale's courts are owned by the City of Toronto and run by a not-for-profit community club and its volunteer members. Membership fees and non-dues revenue go straight back into the club:

  • Court resurfacing
  • Clubhouse furniture and kitchen
  • Windscreens
  • Court equipment and accessories

Before you play

Dress for the court

Shirts at all times and proper non-marking tennis shoes. No black soles.

Wait to cross

Never walk behind a court mid-point. Go around, not through.

Let balls be

Wait for the point to end and ask politely for your ball back.

Close the gate

Keeps balls in and play moving. Take your cans and trash with you.

The courts and clubhouse at Rosedale Park