Plenty of space to play. Ample space to park as well.

Idyllic today with the tennis tournament on in perfect weather...and the Stanley Park Brewery open with 2 patios...and the first year you can mosey around with your alcoholic drinks!!! So very reasonable and appreciative of the social contract on adult interaction. A gorgeous day!

Stanley Park is the best place to play tennis in Vancouver. The 17 courts are positioned a beautiful environment, surrounded by trees, park land, and Blue Herons nests. There are nearby water fountains and public washrooms. There is a hitting wall where you can warm up and meet someone to hit balls with.

By far the best tennis courts in the downtown Vancouver area. It’s usually packed, so get ready to wait for a court and there’s always the chance you get kicked off pretty quickly, but that aside, the courts are amazing and there’s a really great tennis culture here. You can also book their paid courts here online, and it’s a really cheap price for the hour.

Great places to go to. There are so many options for everyone.

Nice place to go play tennis for free. It would be nice to have some digital displays where players can punch the time when they start playing and others can see if they have played the half hour that they should to let others play. Some are very rude and always lie to new comers and say that they just got there, when they have really been playing for hours.

I have started learning tennis at Tennis BC hub at Stanley park and i cant be happier. I enjoy the group classes and private lessons in Stanley park. Great , professional and dedicated coaches with great courts. Recently I took few private lessons with coach Alberto and my play improved significantly. Highly recommend both group and private lessons.

Well maintained courts with parking close by, a bit busy at times but worth the wait for a game of tennis.

Some courts better than others, but playable. Pretty busy as well.

It is impossible to book a court here as they have taken over the facilities to make money by giving private coaching , on every court. How does this benefit the tennis community?

The best tennis court I’ve ever been to in Vancouver. It has 17 courts and one tennis wall with two sides to practice. The place is very well maintained and has a nice sorrounding covered with trees and has a park nearby.

Its a good place if you want to play or practice tennis for free. My daughter enjoys playing here, she got some mates here.

Well maintained free to use public courts. The only reason to not play is if it's raining 😃

I will be playing tennis here every Sunday for a few weeks while I'm in Vancouver on a work assignment. turns the Nets are in good shape there are fountains to get a drink of water and there are restrooms available even though they are porta potty. Parking is paid so I'm not used to that I'm used to free parking but it's a pretty special Park so I didn't mind paying it.

Great facility. But these days too many of them are getting reserved by BC tennis or some other org leaving few for regular folks.

Busy set of courts. There are 17 public with six able to be reserved. Convenient location with parking but near public transit as well.

Good quality instruction in lessons and well organized social tennis. Courts are well maintained

Great for parking, haven't actually played tennis though! Right by English bay.

Clean, beautiful 🤩 free courts, just wait 30min and you are next! Hard to book online, always booked. High demand