Nice place to take a walk with the family and children and grandparents. A little something for everyone. You can walk, play games on the field, watch tons of bords and flocks of geese. There are tennis courts there and places to see and watch the ducks in the pond. Some people even go rhere to go fishing.
There's no running water in the building so toilet is across the parking lot in the park office. The people who play tennis here are good people looking to play tennis. Very open and welcoming atmosphere with people who have fun playing tennis.
I am writing because of the parking lot and not the tennis. Unfortunately in the summer is difficult to find parking because of people staying there and playing cards or other type of games. They occupied half of that parking lot and when soccer games are on and tennis player are there to enjoy, it is stressful to park. The city is not doing anything unfortunately which they should do more and enforce more the law. It is very upsetting
I was very disappointed with how rude the staff was. As a “high-end” tennis club, there’s lots that need to be improved in terms of customer service. Their employees lack basic manners and respect, and for that reason that’s not a place I would recommend. I personally love playing tennis and think this could’ve been a good alternative to play during the winter; however, I’d rather go somewhere that would treat their customers well and with respect, especially in this type of business (since tennis is such a polite sport in general).
REVIEW UPDATE (January 2025): I joined this club Autumn 2016. And, have much better insights after 9 seasons! Courts have never been resurfaced. Beware tennis balls squirting into your court from neighbours because the nets and curtains separating the courts are either ripped-up or too low. Or, the lessons offered on the adjacent court are often dangerously spraying balls into your court’s baseline. Lighting is BARELY ADEQUATE playing in the evening. The courts are always really dirty (ie. never have been power washed before the bubble is set-up, and, are never cleaned/swept thoroughly during the winter season) so expect your new fluorescent tennis balls to change to a dirty dark tint after 30 minutes of play. Net straps are all saggy and lose tension - the staff NEVER checks net height nor re-adjusts the net straps (they all need replacement!). The men’s changeroom doubles as a janitorial closet so there’s junk (ie. ladders, spare parts, bins, and cleaning supplies) cluttering-up the room. Court fees are now $20 (non-prime-time) and $28 (prime-time). Prime time courts usually sell-out one week in advance within 2 minutes of release, one week in advance - Good luck booking a court to you! None of the instructors are OTA certified higher than entry-level, when, they really should be rated Club Pro 1 + 2 to teach adults. In 2024, the club had an instructor working without OTA qualification, nor, TPA liability insurance! Yearly membership is approximately $100/month (ie. $600-$800 depending on when you sign-up) and expected by approximately May (approx. 5 months before indoor season starts in October). Courts are now being offered to public non-members via a 3rd party website/app, so, paying club member rarely can reserve courts on an impromptu whim. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Washrooms are in another building across the parking lot (brrrr!) & change-rooms barely capable of holding 6 people. No showers. Courts are an affordable $20 & $24 per hour. Relatively inexpensive yearly winter membership compared to other indoor facilities, so, you’re really getting what your paying for (decent indoor tennis courts that are adequately lit). Group lesson clinics are limited in usefulness depending on your level. Private instruction available for about $75/hour including court fee - it’s hit/miss depending on the instructor you’re assigned and the results you can achieve. I don’t recommend any lessons at this club. The instructors are seemingly selling lessons & clinics while purposely pushing your NTRP ratings down to undermine your own self-confidence. Furthermore, with exception to the head instructor and his girlfriend, the instructors never return the next winter to support continuity with your technique development. Friendly counter staff! Plenty of free parking. A bit out of reach via TTC but it is still feasible. Beware: booking a court usually requires one week advance and you may have to go online at 7:15-7:30am to get it!
Courts are in ok shape. It's nice you can play indoors in the winter without a membership. Facilities are very basic, you have to cross the parking lot to use the washroom.
I was there for a few years, generally very rude and unaccommodating management. Locker rooms were gross and not clean. Overall I think you can find much better in the city.
Eglinton Flats Winter Tennis Club is a Canadian Tennis club based in York, Ontario. Eglinton Flats Winter Tennis Club is located at 3601 Eglinton Ave W, York, ON M6M 1V7, Canada.
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