Racquet Sports

• The Civic Dome at the Civic Recreation Complex is open for tennis court bookings at a limited capacity. 
• Tennis court bookings will be permitted by calling the Civic Recreation Complex at 905-436-5454 during the hours as noted below:
  • Monday to Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
  • Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
• Bookings are limited to 1 court (60 minutes in length) per day.
• Oshawa residents now have advance booking privileges at recreation facilities.Membership holders also get advance booking privileges at recreation facilities depending on their membership type. Learn more about our memberships and admissions.
  • Oshawa residents looking to take advantage of their ten or three day advance booking privileges are asked to call 905-436-3311 to complete their booking request, as these requests cannot be completed online. All other community members are encouraged to book their visit online at register.oshawa.ca.

• Non-medical masks or face coverings must be worn when moving through all common areas. They may be removed for game play only.
• Change room facilities including showers and lockers are not available.
• Tennis players are to arrive in their match attire. Gym bags and storage of personal belongings are not available. Players should bring all personal belongings onto the tennis court during play. 
• The use of tennis ball machines (feeders) and ball baskets (hoppers) are currently prohibited. Players may have no more than 6 tennis balls on the court.
• All players are required to leave the facility promptly after your session is complete.
• Indoor tennis is opening in a limited capacity, there will be an empty court between courts in play
• When in the dome, tennis players are to enter the court from the west side of the dome, and exit the court on the east side.

Note: A dome closure may occur when inside temperatures exceed 30° Celsius, please contact the Civic Recreation Complex for the most up-to-date information.

• Badminton court rentals at Delpark Homes Centre and South Oshawa Community Centre are closed until further notice.

Looking for tennis or squash lessons or would like to join a league? 

Contact Matchpoint Tennis for more information.

• Tennis court bookings will be permitted by calling the Civic Recreation Complex at 905-436-5454 during the hours as noted below:
  • Monday to Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
  • Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
• Bookings are limited to 1 court (60 minutes in length) per day.
• Community members cannot book courts on someone else's behalf. The individual booked on the court must be present at the time of play. If this individual is unable to attend, they must cancel their booking in accordance with our cancellation policy or the Tennis Booking Cancellation Fee will be charged.
• Oshawa residents now have advance booking privileges at recreation facilities. Membership holders also get advance booking privileges at recreation facilities depending on their membership type. Learn more about our memberships and admissions.
  • Oshawa residents looking to take advantage of their ten or three day advance booking privileges are asked to call 905-436-3311 to complete their booking request, as these requests cannot be completed online. All other community members are encouraged to book their visit online at register.oshawa.ca.

• Morning bookings (those before noon) must be cancelled by 6:00 p.m. the previous day.
• Afternoon bookings (noon or later) must be cancelled by 9:00 a.m.
• No charge to reschedule within the same day if courts are available.

• Asphalt tennis courts are available for use on a first come, first serve basis.
• Large groups (church groups, schools, recreation programs, sports groups and leagues) wanting exclusive use of the tennis courts are to contact the Facility Booking Office. An hourly fee of $3.51 will apply.
• Courts, when not in use by league or organizational play, are available at no charge, on a first-come, first-serve basis for individual play. 

• Outdoor court nets and posts will be installed the second week in April. Lights will be available as of the first week of May.
• Outdoor court nets and posts will be removed the second week in November. Lights will be turned off the last week in October. 

Pickleball Courts are located at Stone Street Park and Radio Park.

• Pickleball is a cross between tennis, table tennis and badminton. It is played on a court slightly smaller than a tennis court with wooden paddles and a plastic whiffle ball. The object of the game is to hit the ball so that your opponent is unable to hit it back over the net.
• Pickleball court lines have been added to some asphalt tennis courts and are available for use on a first come, first serve basis.