Ray Perrault Park Tennis Courts

Ray Perrault Park Tennis Courts

Ray Perrault Park has 4 public tennis courts in North Vancouver. Play is free and first-come, first-served.

Court details

• Tennis courts: 4
• Lights: Not confirmed
• Practice wall: Not confirmed
• Cost & booking: Free, first-come first-served (8am to dusk). Courts can be reserved through NVRC (604-987-PLAY or online form, at least 24 hours notice).
• Washrooms: Yes, in the park
• Address: 1310 Grand Blvd W, North Vancouver, BC V7L 3X7 (Moody Ave & E 13th St)
• City: North Vancouver
• Official info: City park page

Good to know

• The City lists a practice court and a pickleball court alongside the four tennis courts.
• The park covers a full City block with basketball, bocce, a playground and a picnic shelter; parking is off E 13th St or Moody Ave.

Court rules in North Vancouver

North Shore outdoor courts are free to use. City of North Vancouver courts can optionally be reserved through North Vancouver Recreation & Culture (NVRC) with at least 24 hours' notice; otherwise play is first-come, first-served.

Location

The courts are at 1310 Grand Blvd W, North Vancouver, BC V7L 3X7 (Moody Ave & E 13th St). Use the map on this page for directions.

Other tennis courts nearby

• Tempe Heights Park Tennis Courts (2 courts, 1.4 km away)
• Derek Inman Park Tennis Courts (2 courts, 1.6 km away)
• Murdo Frazer Park Tennis Courts (6 courts, 4.1 km away)

See every court and club in our guide to tennis courts in Metro Vancouver.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the Ray Perrault Park tennis courts free?

Yes, they are free public courts. Free, first-come first-served (8am to dusk). Courts can be reserved through NVRC (604-987-PLAY or online form, at least 24 hours notice).

How many tennis courts are at Ray Perrault Park?

There are 4 public tennis courts.

Do the Ray Perrault Park tennis courts have lights?

We could not confirm whether the courts are lit.

Details checked against official city sources in November 2026. Court hours, lights and booking rules can change, so check the city's page before you go.

Photo: Tennis Racket and Balls by Vladsinger at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Illustrative photo, not of these specific courts.