Ball Diamonds, Courts and Fields

Please be advised: As the municipality shifts into Storm Clean-up, these outdoor spaces will slowly begin to open. Parks and Recreation will be sharing weekly updates stating which spaces are open, and which spaces remain closed.

To learn more view our May 1, 2025 Storm Clean-up Update.

Whether you're interested in soccer, softball, tennis, pickleball, track and field, football, or simply want to enjoy an athletic field to romp around on, Kawartha Lakes offers plenty of spaces to meet your needs.

We have a wide range of facilities available for sports, competitions and tournaments. Visit the Rent a Facility page for more information about booking facilities for private events and tournaments.

Map of Sport Fields, Ball Diamonds, Tennis and Pickleball Courts

Tennis and Pickleball Courts

Staff monitor conditions, Municipal Tennis/Pickleball Courts are seasonal and available typically late spring into early fall. Hours of operation may vary and are subject to change.

For questions call 705-324-9411 extension 1301 or e-mail the Parks and Recreation Division.

Tennis and Pickleball Court Locations:

Memorial Park
215 Lindsay Street South, Lindsay
Hours of operation: 8am until 11pm

Features:
Lights, two tennis courts, lines for four pickleball courts. Pickleball nets required.

Optimist Soccer Park, Wilson Fields East
29 St. Joseph Road, Lindsay
Hours of operation: 8am until 11pm

Features:
Lights, two tennis courts, lines for two pickleball courts.

Coboconk Legion Park
6697 Highway 35, Coboconk
Hours of operation: 8am until 11pm

Features:
Two tennis courts, lines for four pickleball courts. Pickleball nets required.

Burnt River Community Centre Park
16 Somerville Centre Road, Burnt River
Hours of operation: 8am until 11pm

Features:
One tennis court.

Tommy Anderson Park
94 Dunn Street, Bobcaygeon
Hours of operation: 8am until 11pm

Features: One tennis court

Disc Golf Course

We have a Disc Golf Course available for use at Memorial Park in Lindsay. This nine-hole course is perfect for disc golfers of all calibers and ages. Family-friendly, fun and free to play, it's a great way to Jump In and connect through nature.

Not familiar with disc golf? That's okay, it's just golf with a frisbee! Tee pads and targets are situated throughout the park. Players must aim to get the disc into the chain-linked baskets in as few throws as possible.

Memorial Park
215 Lindsay Street South, Lindsay
Hours of operation: 8am until 11pm

Features:
Wooded and park-like landscape, nine holes, Disc Golf Set borrowing options through our Kawartha Lakes Library Borrowing Program.

How to Play to Disc Golf:

1. Start from the teeing area. The players must throw from behind the front of the teeing area.
2. Subsequent throws are played from behind the spot where the previous throw came to rest. This spot is know as the "lie". If you disc comes to rest in a tree or bush, the lie is the spot on the ground directly below.
3. Run-up and follow throughs are allowed, but the player must release the disc before stepping past the lie.
4. Putt, is a throw from within 10 meters of the target. When putting, you may not step past your lie before establishing balance.
5. The hole is completed when the disc comes to rest in the basket or chains. The hole is not completed if the disc is resting on top of the target.
6. If a throw goes out-of-bounds: play from either the last in-bounds location with one-throw penalty or re-tee with a one-throw penalty.

Disc Golfers' Code:

Play Smart: Never throw into a blind area or when players, spectators, pedestrians, or other facility users are within range. Use a spotter.

Respect the Course: Observe all posted rules. No littering, graffiti or abuse of equipment or flora.

Represent the Sport: Be positive and responsible. Teach other.