Tennis for Every Age & Level
Our professional tennis coaches provide indoor and outdoor programs for every age and level. From learn to programs for kids to adult FAST Clinics, we can get you up and playing or improving your serve and return in no time. We also provide free adult player level assessments which use the Play Tennis Canada rating system to place you in the most appropriate programs.
Playing at North Vancouver Tennis Centre
The North Vancouver Tennis Centre (NVTC) is a public tennis centre where every age and level of player is welcome. Learn more about how to book a court, court fees and playing etiquette.
Junior Tennis Programs
We have junior programs for ages 4 - 18 years old, from scratch beginners to internationally ranked players. Learn more
Adult Tennis Programs
Whether you are a total beginner, or a seasoned tournament player, we offer a full range of adult programs for all players. Learn more
Our Coaching Team
The North Vancouver Tennis Centre has a staff of committed full-time professionals passionate about helping people experience enjoyment and improvement. Learn more
Refund Policy
Our standard refund policy applies.
Our outdoor tennis programs are held at multiple sites around North Vancouver and led by our professional tennis coaches from the North Vancouver Tennis Centre. We have a range of programs for Juniors and Adults at a variety of levels. Outdoor programs are dependent on weather so bring hats, water and sunscreen for hot days. Rain-outs may have make-up days or refunds depending on the program.
Whether you want to play socially or compete on the international NEC Wheelchair Tennis Tour, the coaching staff at the North Vancouver Tennis Centre can help you learn and further develop your skills in wheelchair tennis.
For more information, contact our Tennis Director, Wayne Elderton by email or call 604-983-6482.
Did You Know?
- The game follows the same rules the International Tennis Federation has for able-bodied tennis players- but it allows the wheelchair tennis player two bounces of the ball
- Wheelchair tennis is played on a regular tennis court, with regular racquets and balls
- Beginners don't require a sports wheelchair.
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The Seniors Tennis Association of the North Shore conducted a survey of outdoor tennis courts in the City and District of North Vancouver*. It provides good information on the condition of outdoor courts as well as maps for finding courts in your area. View the survey and maps.
* Outdoor tennis courts are maintained by the City and District of North Vancouver. Any questions about outdoor tennis courts should be directed to the City of North Vancouver or the District of North Vancouver.
