My neighbourhood tennis club. Unionville tennis club is literally in my backyard. so the location…read moreis fantastic! for me that is. i love this community club. it is a private club but not for profit. it is entirely run by a group of dedicated volunteers most of whom have lived in Unionville all their lives. they spend a crazy number of hours FREE just to keep this club running well and keeping it affordable for all. The early bird membership for adults for the entire season (April to October) is only $120 and no court fee!!! yet, the club has a full time MONITOR to organize and facilitate court booking. They have 9 top-notch courts (4 rebuild last year) and three of them are CLAY courts (green clay). i am so lucky to have accept to this club. they have a tennis pro who is amazing (Andy Sutton) with 20+ years of experience. they offer a lot of organized events (round robins) and doubles. they have teams for all ages as well and their junior teams perform well - usually 1st or 2nd in the region.

3 courts available with 2 hour limit free tennis, if no one is waiting, you can play as long as you…read morewant. Adjacent to school playground so kids can be occupied, beautiful green park surroundings. Beware of raccoons during evening play

From the owner: Providing environment for promotion of tennis sport within North York community. Club offers tennis…read morelessons for adults as well as juniors, including after-school and tennis camps during summer.

I've been a member of Armadale Tennis Club for a while now, and it's a great place to play. The…read morecourts are in good shape, the people are friendly, and there's a nice mix of casual and competitive tennis.

Joined this club almost 20 years ago and it's still as great as the day I joined! Very friendly…read moreatmosphere where everyone knows everyone and it's not hard to find a new friend to hit with. There's 4 courts hidden away behind the back end of the parking lot behind a play structure. Because it's a small club hidden away, it's pretty easy to get court time. Cost is pretty cheap for membership and programs. Tried out the junior program on weekends and joined the adult ladder later on and both have been a blast! They also host year end tournaments which is super competitive and fun, but nothing beats the year end bbq when all the members come out to collect their medals! Overall, club is a 10/10 and would recommend to all tennis players and those looking to get into the sport.

This centre is great! Right in the middle of markham/unionville area, it rests at it's own…read moreintersection, so parking is usually plentiful. (Especially on days of a swim meet or tournament). Pro tip: do NOT park your car at the neighbouring seemingly empty lot- it belongs to ford, and they are NOT friendly neighbours. Your car will get towed without a warning. This community centre is spacious and clean. Everything is easy to find. The gym is gigantic and stretches far beyond my eyes. The pool is 50m, worked by beautiful and hardworking lifeguards (lol just kidding, shameless plug). Both areas have plenty of seating for viewers. The hallways are large and extensive, so don't be afraid to wander around. There's also a fitness centre overlooking the pool. It's kind of small and lame but I rarely see it packed, so I guess it'd be a good idea. It's not great for lifting, but it has a lot of equipment for such a small gym. The regulars are usually older adults, trying to get some exercise in.

Came here for a para pan-am game back in the summer, and I must say the building itself is…read morebeautiful. The parking and accessibility of it was terrible though, since the walk from the parking lot to the building is far and I can definitely imagine that being inconvenient for some people or even just during the winter season with all the snow and slush. The inside is very airy and spacious with tons of natural light. The building is also brand new now, so all the facilities are great!

This is one of my favourite parks in the city, yet I don't come here often. I guess I'm guilty of…read morebeing too consumed on my computer to take a walk in the park. I paid myself a visit recently and I'm so glad I did. It's more than just a hill with a good photo-op of the city skyline. Right next to the hill, there's a nice cafe (Rooster Coffee) where you can pick up one of my personal favourite spots to grab green tea/tea latte. If you want to throw yourself a little picnic East Chinatown is nearby for some cheap eats. Isn't this the perfect date spot to hang out during a sunset in warm weather? In winter, this is a prime spot for tobogganing. If you go down the hill, there's a playground where I see talented people busting out gymnastic moves as they use it to work out. You can do a discovery and nature walk down the Don River Trail. Now if you give yourself more time, you also explore out West to Riverdale Farm and Cemetery.

It's a nice park with a great view of downtown Toronto and especially the CN Tower. And it has a…read moregorgeous view of the sunset. It has many things to offer for each season. During summertime, you can lay on the hill, play catch or Frisbee; run, walk or bike around the track; play baseball or soccer. In wintertime, you can enjoy sledding.

This was my first time in a tennis club - any club for that matter (except a night club). Nestled…read morea little north of Bloor Street off Yonge Street, this is the weirdest location ever. From the outside it looks sort of like an apartment complex, or even a cult house!! No, I'm serious!! I didn't really know what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised. They have everything here, tennis courts, squash, pool, even a cafeteria and outdoor sitting area. It almost feels like a resort. I was here to watch a tennis tournament, it was the big tournament of the club. There were a lot of people, and not too many seats, that would be the only complaint. The food looked extremely delish, standard grill type food. Chicken fingers, fries, sandwiches... Nothing too special. If you're thinking of crashing this place, all you have to do is get past the security doors into the place. Wearing all white might help make you look like you are part of the club, as all players have to completely be decked out in white. There's a kids club downstairs, I didn't check it out but i think there's arts and crafts and other fun activities to keep your kids at bay. Relaxing atmosphere, a great place to spend the day. All you have to do is get a membership.. Only a few thousand a year... yikes!

Only attended as a guest, but facilities look very nice. Friendly customer service... If only the…read morefee was a bit cheaper...

I would recommend this school, my daughter has a hard time in sticking with a sport if it's not…read morefun... and she's had a lot of fun here! Also she learned a lot in a short time.

From the owner: Avantgarde tennis school and camp for kids of all ages . We are tennis innovators that help kids…read moreget into tennis and continue to build upon their progress. We focus on building long term players that play for fun not results. Outdoor and indoor programs for all levels and development paths, recreational and competitive. Weekly programs, Summer camp and junior leagues.

Good location with some parking lots around the area. Small but quite convenient location for the…read morekids and other neighbors with finch corridors along the park. One of my favorite biking and running routes .

Located steps from the Finch Subway station and surrounding office towers, this park is truly a…read morehidden gem in the Yonge and Finch area; providing the perfect 'escape' to laze under a tree during your lunch hour. Our company picnic was held at this park last week and it was the perfect spot! Of course, there was no 'lazing' under any trees for us as we played various games and ran around like idiots for a few hours! There are plenty of open, flat areas near the baseball diamonds for relay races, egg tosses and the like. Although there are plenty of benches situated along the paths, there doesn't seem to be any picnic tables in the 'grassy' areas around the park or under trees making it somewhat awkward during the BBQ. As with all parks in Toronto, a permit is required when holding an event or gathering of 25 people or more but they are relatively quick and easy to obtain.