Yes, I'm a big fan of that awesome sport, and this spot is one of the best places to get your game on. Located in the famous Parc Jeanne-Mance near the mountain, these courts are newly renovated, after a two-year shutdown. You need to call the day before to make a reservation, but you can also show up and hope for a cancellation and get lucky, something that my partners and I do often.
Your chances will obviously be better during the daytime. It's a very inspiring spot to play tennis; the view is just perfect, depending which side you're on. Make sure to bring enough water and a cap; on a hot day you might just melt on the court, I've seen this before and it's not a pretty sight!
The courts are open from May to October but on rainy days, you can always play inside at Jarry parc. Love.
Parc jeanne-Mance
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