Where We Play
The Richmond Hill Pickleball Club does not have dedicated club courts. All of our programs are offered through permits issued by the City of Richmond Hill and the York Region District School Board.
Because court availability is limited, many of our programs fill quickly and operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Club members receive advance email notification when registration opens.
City-operated Saturday morning leagues at Rouge Woods require you to register with the City on using the RH Active system. Open an account, search for Pickleball
100 Rouge Woods Drive, Richmond Hill
Rouge Woods is our primary indoor location and is operated under permits issued by the City of Richmond Hill.
Programs include:
Saturday morning leagues (operated on behalf of the City)
Sunday morning club leagues
Six courts on Saturdays
Three courts on Sundays
85 Neal Drive, Richmond Hill
The club operates under permit at Beverley Acres Public School during the school year (September through June).
Programs include:
Beginner lessons
Clinics
Organized drop-in play
Division A, B, and C sessions
Monday and Wednesday evenings
Richmond Hill currently has only six dedicated outdoor pickleball courts, all of which are seasonal.
4 Dedicated Outdoor Courts
These four dedicated pickleball courts are open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. The Richmond Hill Pickleball Club does not have permits for these courts.
2 Dedicated Outdoor Courts
These two dedicated pickleball courts are open to the public and are not programmed or managed by the Richmond Hill Pickleball Club.
During the summer months, the City installs temporary pickleball courts at Richmond Green Park, located behind the arenas.
Features include:
Portable pickleball nets
Asphalt parking lot surface
Uneven pavement in some areas
Fenced playing area
Limited shade
Seasonal operation only
The Richmond Hill Pickleball Club operates many of its summer leagues and outdoor programs at this location.
The City of Richmond Hill also provides pickleball opportunities on several lined tennis courts throughout the city.
These are not dedicated pickleball courts. They are tennis courts with pickleball lines added and therefore differ from standard pickleball facilities.
Players should be aware that:
Tennis nets are higher than regulation pickleball nets.
Court layouts differ from dedicated pickleball courts.
Some advanced shots, such as Ernes and Around-the-Post (ATP) shots, may not be practical because of the tennis net posts and court configuration.
These courts remain a valuable public recreational option but do not provide the same playing experience as dedicated pickleball courts.
Lined tennis courts provide a convenient way to introduce family and friends to pickleball and enjoy a casual game. However, they do not offer the same playing experience as dedicated pickleball courts.
Because tennis nets are higher than regulation pickleball nets and the court layout is different, many standard pickleball shots—such as Ernes and Around-the-Post (ATP) shots—are not possible. In addition, many lined tennis courts have surface slopes or drainage grades that can affect ball bounce and player movement.
For the best pickleball experience, dedicated pickleball courts are recommended whenever available.