Squash Courts in Toronto

Men's-only squash and social club established in 1974, formerly known as York North Racquet Club. Features two North American singles courts, fitness equipment, cedar sauna, locker rooms, and an upstairs lounge. Open 24/7, 365 days a year.

Historic private racquets club in midtown Toronto (est. 1924) with squash courts, badminton, tennis and full clubhouse amenities.

Pickering Squash Club in Pickering, Ontario (since 1985-86) with 6 singles and doubles squash courts and Toronto District league teams.

Toronto downtown private members club founded 1973 with seven singles and a doubles squash court, specialised coaching, spa, gym and dining.

Popular among competitive players, this club has dedicated squash courts and comprehensive training options, supporting player progress from beginner to advanced levels within a friendly, community-driven environment.

Situated, the club offers sports and leisure facilities alongside sailing, including squash courts and wellness centers. It promotes a balanced lifestyle combining fitness, sport, and social engagement.

Downtown Toronto fitness centre with multiple squash courts and pro coaching; leagues, training and sessions with national-level players in a high-rise setting.

A distinguished private club with six singles and doubles courts, the largest squash facility of its kind in Canada. It offers professional coaching, leagues, and hosts national-level championships.

Primarily a tennis venue with a thriving squash program. It has international singles courts and doubles court, producing top juniors and fielding strong competitors in provincial leagues.

Mayfair Clubs Lakeshore with squash courts (largest glass-back selection ), tennis, pickleball, saltwater pool and spa.

Private health club First Canadian Place with fitness facilities, specialty classes and a squash community with competitive leagues.

A private gym and racquet facility with glass-back courts. Known for coaching and junior development, it runs leagues and has become a hub for squash in the Markham area.

A Toronto club founded in 1906 with a single historic squash court. Though small in scale, it offers a century-old tradition of squash, enjoyed by academics and executives downtown.

Member-owned squash club, founded 1905 (oldest squash club in North America) with international courts and a hardball court.

A Canadian-based venue focused on squash training, casual play, and competition. It fosters a community-first environment with well-equipped courts and regular member events.

Private athletic club at Hotel X Toronto with glass-back squash courts (incl. 2 doubles), indoor tennis courts, golf simulator, yoga and Guerlain spa.

Toronto-area club boasting indoor tennis, squash courts, fitness studio, bistro, and modern member amenities including tournaments and lessons.

Markham racquets club with glass-backed squash courts and a fitness centre, opened 1983; part of Toronto's Mayfair Clubs network.

Glendon Athletic Club at York University's Bayview-Lawrence campus with international glass-back squash courts and gallery seating; 40-min booking slots.