There are tennis and pickleball courts available for public use throughout West Vancouver.

Please view the list below for locations.

Court Usage

All courts are available on a first-come, first-serve basis if there are no District lessons scheduled for the court. Please restrict games to 30 minutes if others are waiting.

Courts are used all year unless otherwise indicated. Please note that roller hockey is not permitted on the courts during tennis season (May to October).

Pickleball

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Updated June 13

Temporary pickleball courts in Normanby Park

The four temporary pickleball courts, located on the northern sports court in Normanby Park, are now open for play. 

29th Street pickleball court update:

The dedicated pickleball courts located at 29th Street are now closed. The courts will be converted back to a tennis court as soon as possible, contingent upon weather and contractor availability.

Hugo Ray Park update:

At the May 30 Council meeting, staff presented the feasibility study results for four dedicated pickleball courts at Hugo Ray Park. Council directed staff to proceed to community consultation on two potential court locations, Option A and Option C, and report back in July.

The District is now seeking community feedback on these two options. The feedback will assist in determining the optimal location for dedicated pickleball courts in Hugo Ray Park.

We want to know which of the two site options you prefer. Visit the project page at the link below to share your feedback.

westvancouverITE.ca/hugo 

Larson Bay tennis court 

Update February 2022

The tennis court at Larson Bay will be removed in February 2022. The court is located among mature trees with rooting systems that have grown below the surface of the court, causing cracking and upheaval to the point where the base is not salvageable. In addition, there are also geotechnical concerns because the tennis court is adjacent to a steep slope that would require a retaining wall if the court were to be reconstructed. The cost to renew the court is estimated at over $200,000.

The tennis court is in the low-use, poor condition category of District assets. Decommissioning low-use, poor condition assets is an important component of the District’s asset management strategy and of sound financial management for the municipality.

The area will be restored with native plants and grass. The park has received other upgrades recently: 

• The outhouse washroom building has been retained for seasonal use by park users. 
• In 2018, BC Hydro completed the major project of upgrading the underground Bowen Island power line that goes through the park and, through this project, beach access was improved and stone steps were installed. 
• The West Vancouver Streamkeeper Society undertook a fish habitat improvement project on Larson Creek on the foreshore in 2017.

The District is well-served with tennis courts and has the highest number of tennis courts per capita in comparison to neighbouring communities, with 31 tennis courts distributed throughout the community. There are two tennis courts at Whytecliff Park, which were renewed in 2019, and two additional courts in Plateau Park.

Court locations