Pickleball in Richmond Hill

Richmond Hill has public outdoor pickleball at seven parks, including four dedicated courts at Bayview Hill Park, plus seasonal pop-up courts at Richmond Green and indoor drop-ins. Below: 10 places in Richmond Hill, how to get drop-in times, and what it costs.

Places for pickleball in Richmond Hill

Bayview Hill Community Centre

114 Spadina Road, Richmond Hill

Indoor

Adults 55+ drop-in pickleball

Bayview Hill Park

Spadina Rd., south of Weldrick Rd. East, Richmond Hill

Outdoor Lights for evening play

Four dedicated courts

Elgin West Community Centre

11099 Bathurst Street, Richmond Hill

Indoor

Adults 55+ drop-in pickleball

Grovewood Park

Grovewood St., east of Kingshill Rd., Richmond Hill

Outdoor Lights for evening play

One court lined for tennis and pickleball

King's College Park

Richmond Hill

Outdoor

Two dedicated courts; resident-only times posted

Morgan Boyle Park

Pearson Ave., north of Garden Ave., Richmond Hill

Outdoor Lights for evening play

One court lined for tennis and pickleball

Oak Ridges Lions Club Park

Red Cardinal Trail, north of Humberland Dr., Richmond Hill

Outdoor

One court lined for tennis and pickleball

Richmond Green Park

Richmond Hill

Outdoor

Seasonal pop-up courts, 8 a.m. to dusk; nets provided

Russell Farm Park

Bantry Ave., west of Bayview Ave., Richmond Hill

Outdoor

Two courts lined for tennis and pickleball

Town Park

Church St. South at Lorne Ave., Richmond Hill

Outdoor Lights for evening play

Two courts lined for tennis and pickleball

How to get drop-in times

Outdoor courts are open to the public; use the paddle rack to join the rotation. Doubles only when players are waiting, and games go to 11. King's College Park is for residents only on Monday and Thursday evenings and weekend mornings. Indoor drop-ins need pre-registration.

  1. Pick an outdoor court from the list on this page.
  2. Put your paddle in the next open spot on the rack and wait outside the fence.
  3. For indoor drop-ins, register ahead through the link on the City's tennis and pickleball page.
  4. To guarantee time, reserve Court 4 at Bayview Hill Park by permit (12 to 9 p.m.).

What it costs

  • Court 4 at Bayview Hill Park can be reserved by permit in one-hour blocks; the other public courts are drop-in. Source
  • Adults 55+ drop-in pickleball: $3.15 per visit, with an Adults 55+ membership. Source

Getting started

A paddle sport on a small court that is easy to learn and very social. Most community centres run drop-in play for every level.

  • Use Green Zone (quieter) paddles; the City encourages them.
  • Bring your own balls and paddle; the City does not provide them.
  • Warm-up is limited to 3 minutes.

Read the full beginner guide to pickleball

Questions

Where are the outdoor pickleball courts in Richmond Hill?

Bayview Hill Park (4 dedicated courts), King's College Park (2 dedicated), Town Park (2), Russell Farm Park (2), and one court each at Grovewood, Morgan Boyle and Oak Ridges Lions Club parks, plus seasonal pop-up courts at Richmond Green.

Are there resident-only times?

Yes, at King's College Park on Monday and Thursday 5 to 9 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. You may be asked for proof of residency.

Can I reserve a pickleball court in Richmond Hill?

Yes, Court 4 at Bayview Hill Park, by permit, in one-hour blocks from 12 to 9 p.m. Residents can book two weeks ahead and non-residents one week ahead.

How do outdoor rotations work?

Place one paddle per player in the next spot on the rack, play doubles to 11, then call "court" and leave for the next group.

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Sources: City of Richmond Hill: Tennis and Pickleball, City of Richmond Hill: Adults 55+ drop-in schedule, City of Richmond Hill. Checked October 9, 2026.

Contains public sector information made available under The Regional Municipality of York's Open Data Licence.

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